September 1, 2022
The Nest Summit Campus, the Official Event Partner of Climate Week NYC, is a dynamic destination for climate solutions leaders from business, NGOs, academia and government to come together to educate, inspire, share best practices and accelerate climate action.
We are excited to announce that our Main Stage programing is fully committed. Featuring over 70 dynamic speakers, we are extremely grateful to all of the leading organizations that will be sharing their climate solutions and advancing sustainability on The Nest Summit Campus at the Javits Center on September 21- 22.
Please find a few event highlights below and register to #MeetUsOnTheGreenRoof.
Visit our Summit & Campus Schedule for a full view into the sessions and organizations joining the Main Stage.
Wednesday, September 21, 2022
Day 1 of the Summit on September 21 will open with a Keynote Address from Dr. Jonathan Foley, Executive Director at Project Drawdown, 'Getting Unstuck: How We Accelerate Climate Action'. Foley will address how we can get on track with our climate goals and advance climate action more quickly.
Themes covered throughout the day include but are not limited to:
Clean Energy
Built Environment
Future of Cities
Sustainable Travel & Tourism
Solutions for Adapting to Extreme Weather
Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage (CCS)
Thursday, September 22, 2022
Day 2 of the Summit on September 22 will open with a Keynote Address from Cassie Flynn, Strategic Advisor on Climate Change and Head of the Climate Promise at the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).
Themes covered throughout the day include but are not limited to:
Climate Justice
Sustainable Finance
Impact Investing
Evolution of Resourcing and Supply Chain
Food Waste & Insecurity
Consumer Lifestyle Transformation
Blockchain
Attendees will enjoy Community Engagement activities across the Campus during the two-day Summit, including:
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Designed specifically for The Nest Summit Campus, the Garden Eatery Social will give new insights into food sustainability and circularity.Serving breakfast and lunch, the Garden Eatery Social will feature locally sourced plant based options and “sips and bites” from progressive food purveyors leading through sustainability. It will be an engaging food experience and a place for robust networking as thought-leaders from the Campus gather for nourishment.
Organizations joining the Garden Eatery Social include:
