Mary Rowe, executive director of the Canadian Urban Institute, discusses the ways cities are using location technology to repurpose commercial space following the pandemic.

Marta Segura, Los Angeles first Chief Heat Officer & Climate Emergency Mobilization Director, discusses measures to bring relief to Los Angeles residents during prolonged and dangerous heat waves.

Sophia Garcia, Equity and Civic Nonprofits Industry Lead at Esri, explains how technology is helping to reform inequitable policies and practices in marginalized communities.

Coastal planner Leah Fulton talks about how lost commercial fishing gear is contributing to the problem of global ocean pollution.

Dr. Rick Spinrad, current administrator the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and US Under Secretary of Commerce for Oceans and Atmosphere, presents on how technology is helping sustain the global ocean economy while also safeguarding

Dan Pimentel, President & CFO at ESP Logistics Technology, explains why the most resilient and successful logistics companies and seaports use location technology to maintain agility and precision awareness.

Jennifer Norris, Deputy Secretary for Biodiversity and Habitat at the California Natural Resources Agency, details Californias strategic work in meeting the objectives of the 30 by 30 programthe global initiative to preserve 30 percent of the planet's l

Jamal Watkins, senior VP of strategy and advancement for the NAACP, discusses the role of mapping technology in ending policies that create racial inequity.

Juliet Eilperin, deputy climate and environment editor for the Washington Post, discusses the value of cutting-edge climate reporting and data-driven narrative.

Kathleen Kewley, Esris director of global business development for the architecture, engineering, and construction industries, explains how digital transformation in the construction industry is driving performance and sustainability.