Jessica Schwabach: Addressing Climate Change with Food Sustainability
By Rebekah Moan“In the early days, we had no idea what we were doing. We were science students who had not thought of ourselves as entrepreneurs.”
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Panel moderator Kim Baldonado ’87 (right) connects with guests during the networking portion of the event. CJ Poloka | Cal Alumni Association
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Career News & Updates
Paul Bryzek: ‘Without Impact, a Business isn’t Sustainable’
By Rebekah Moan“I learned in my previous career that if the impact part is missing from a business, it’s not very sustainable.”
David Lu: Reducing Air Pollution with Actionable Data
By Rebekah MoanPresented by Clarity Movement’s sensors can be found in 85 countries…but none of Clarity Movement’s success would have happened without UC Berkeley. David Lu ’16 didn’t know how clear the sky could be or the true color vibrancy of flowers until he came to the Bay Area in June 2012. Growing up in Shanghai, the […]
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