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City Possible Summit 2021. Smart Resilience: Technology for a Disaster-Ready City

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For the unprepared city, an extreme event can bring daily life to a halt, put lives in danger and take a heavy toll on local economies. As climate change produces more frequent and more severe weather events, cities must learn how to adapt, and the COVID-19 pandemic has shown us how unprepared many cities were for a major health emergency. How can we leverage the latest technologies and methods to ensure that before, during, and after a disaster strikes, our cities continue serving residents?

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Kip Harkness
Kip Harkness

Harvard University. TECH Innovation Fellow

Ruth Polybank
Ruth Polybank

Mastercard. Vice-President, Partnerships Lead Insurance

Sean Audain
Sean Audain

Innovation Lead. Wellington

Chris Lee
Chris Lee

Exante. Founder

Mark Wheeler
Mark Wheeler

Chief Information Officer. Philadelphia

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