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Engage at Climate Week NYC 2025
Together with our clients and partners, we will be curating a number of events across New York for Climate Week NYC 2025. If you’d like to join us, please express your interest to join by filling out this form or reaching out at the links below. Please note that filling out the form does not guarantee an invite.
More events will be added as final logistics are confirmed.
Monday, 22 September 2025
LinkedIn x GitHub Breakfast Discussion:
Uniting human skills, technology and AI to unlock sustainable transformation
Building on LinkedIn’s leading work on the green skills agenda and GitHub’s experience putting technology to work for climate action through its community of developers, this insights-driven conversation will bring together senior leaders including CSOs, CTOs and CHROs, from across industries and sectors, to explore shared challenges and opportunities related to sustainable transformation in business and society.
Who should attend: CSOs, CTOs and CHROs
kyu, Kite Insights & SYPartners cocktail reception
A warm, intimate networking experience with room for authentic conversations around sustainability's complex realities.
Who should attend: Corporate sustainability practitioners
EY -- Debate: AI will do Nature's work
Curated by DEBATABLE. by Kite Insights
Many would argue that AI's extreme resource-intensity is directly opposed to the needs of Nature. But in the face of ecosystem collapse, extreme weather events and struggling carbon sinks, could AI yet lend a vital helping hand? Have we reached a point where only an intervention by AI can provide much-needed resilience, or are we chasing a tech fallacy?
Who should attend: Corporate, policy and sustainability leaders, especially at the intersection of climate and technology
Tuesday, 23 September 2025 to Wednesday, 24 September 2025
By invite only: Private sponsored sessions alongside The New York Times Climate Forward
Date: 23 and 24 September 2025
Sessions will cover circularity and sustainability in the food and consumer product industries, health and economic impacts from air pollution, and the drivers of conflict from food insecurity, including climate.
Who should attend: High-level civil society leaders, business executives, policy leaders and climate experts