Climate & Cities | Curated Dinner During London Climate Week
On the occasion of London Climate Week, join us for an informal dinner bringing together professionals working at the intersection of cities and climate.
The evening will bring together urbanists, planners, architects, mobility professionals, sustainability and resilience experts, policymakers, researchers, consultants, entrepreneurs, investors, and innovators working to create more sustainable, resilient, and livable cities and regions.
While conferences and panels are excellent for sharing ideas, some of the most valuable conversations happen around a dinner table. This gathering is designed to foster meaningful connections, thoughtful discussions, and new collaborations among those shaping the future of cities.
This gathering is co-hosted by Anastasia Sukhoroslova, Founder & CEO of All Things Urban and Co-Founder & Managing Director of the GeoSpatial Hub, and Elsa Jacob, Senior Sustainability & Resilience Strategist at Buro Happold, nature-based solutions researcher, and member of the IUCN Commission on Ecosystem Management.
This is a small gathering with limited capacity to encourage deeper conversations and meaningful networking.
We will confirm your attendance by Monday, June 22.
💡While everyone will cover the cost of their own meal, it's a great opportunity to gather share and connect.
We can’t wait to see you there!
About All Things Urban & GeoSpatial Hub
All Things Urban is a global professional network of more than 100,000 urban practitioners, researchers, policymakers, designers, and innovators. Through events, educational programs, editorial content, and local chapters, we help connect people working to shape better cities around the world. This event is organized with the support of the All Things Urban London Chapter, which brings together professionals from across London’s urban ecosystem.
To learn more about our local chapters and upcoming events, visit: chapters.allthingsurban.net
The GeoSpatial Hub supports professionals and organizations in applying GIS, spatial analysis, and data-driven approaches to urban planning, mobility, climate action, and city strategy.
To learn more about our work, please visit: geospatial-hub.com