Resilience in the Built Environment
As we build Resilient Systems Capital, we’re launching an event series & inviting the smartest people we know to dive deep on the problems they’re tackling as they build teams & companies for a rapidly changing physical and digital world. Co-hosted with Stack Growth Fund, a growth-stage fund focused on follow-ons into breakout companies across infrastructure, industrial deep tech, and energy for AI.
This first is on Resilience in the Built Environment Mon, Apr 20, 3-5pm in SF.
We are lucky to have Hunter Maats (formerly @ Ethic) and Ameet Konkar (formerly Head of Sustainability @ Airbnb) joining us from Resilience Investments (CC Seed portco), a next-generation real estate investment team focused on resilient affordable housing that delivers returns.
Our goal is to catalyze conversations so good you want to continue them over a beer.
Climate risk is already affecting housing, insurance, and the costs of owning a home, with real impacts on values and affordability. This makes resilience something investors and founders need to address today, not later. Some recent relevant headlines:
New York Times: How Climate Risk Scores Are Changing the Housing Market
The Independent: Homeowners Face Rising Costs as Climate Change Reshapes Housing in 2026
ABC News: The US Has Already Experienced a Dozen Billion-Dollar Weather and Climate Disasters
Thanks, as always, to our friends at Goodwin for partnering with us and sharing their space.
Goodwin’s Climate Tech practice has the mission of supporting clients’ efforts to avert the worst consequences of the global environmental crisis by providing differentiated and highly sophisticated legal services to startups and startup investors in the climate technologies sector. Our clients are developing and scaling innovations in climate software, renewable energy, carbon capture and storage, nuclear fusion, batteries, mobility, sustainable agriculture, materials science, advanced manufacturing, plastic alternatives, and other areas. Our team is the first of its kind in the industry, consisting of experts in the field with backgrounds not only in law, but in biotech sciences, engineering, and public health policy development. As such, we are able to provide proactive and comprehensive legal services to climate technology enterprises and investors across the globe. To learn more about our global law firm, please visit www.goodwinlaw.com.
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