3 key levers to address the urgent global food crisis
We need bolder action and understanding on how to fix the way we produce and consumer food, embracing complex and holistic solutions like climate change and food security together.
2003, BSc, Skidmore College; 2008, MIA, Columbia University School of International and Public Affairs; 2015, Executive Masters in Leadership, World Economic Forum’s Global Leadership Fellows, a partnership with the Wharton School, Columbia University, INSEAD, the London Business School and China Europe International Business School, CEIBS.
We need bolder action and understanding on how to fix the way we produce and consumer food, embracing complex and holistic solutions like climate change and food security together.
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