In case you missed
the tweets and webcast, here are this year’s C3E Awardees
recently recognized at the 2nd annual U.S. Clean Energy Education
& Empowerment (C3E) Symposium.
This was the second year I attended the Symposium and in looking around the room, once again, I couldn’t help but think about all those solo women I’ve seen anchoring cleantech panels elsewhere—sometimes the same ones. Ask the conference organizers why so few and the answer always came in the form of a question: “Where are they?” Take a look at the C3E agenda and attendees list and it’s clear they are everywhere—entrepreneurs, scientists, thought leaders, corporate innovators, teachers, policymakers, non-profit directors, and students—building, defining and leading a clean energy revolution.
This was the second year I attended the Symposium and in looking around the room, once again, I couldn’t help but think about all those solo women I’ve seen anchoring cleantech panels elsewhere—sometimes the same ones. Ask the conference organizers why so few and the answer always came in the form of a question: “Where are they?” Take a look at the C3E agenda and attendees list and it’s clear they are everywhere—entrepreneurs, scientists, thought leaders, corporate innovators, teachers, policymakers, non-profit directors, and students—building, defining and leading a clean energy revolution.
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