Join us to discuss sustainability and Project Drawdown Georgia — the first state-centered effort to crowdsolve for climate change.

Attend this event to share ideas and learn more about Drawdown Georgia from Robert Eady of the Ray C. Anderson Center for Sustainable Business at Georgia Tech.

–This ATDC event is open to the general public and does NOT require membership to attend.

–If you’re someone with interests in building a tech company involving Circularity, Sustainability, and/or Clean Tech, this is the event for you to network with others of mutual interests.

–With the increased interest and momentum in Circularity, GreenTech, and Sustainability, there’s no better time than now to build off of this with founders of the new technologies and innovative business models driving the change.

This class is open to the public