MOHAI’s 13th Annual Innovation Exchange will explore the pressing topics of environmental sustainability and the global climate crisis, and how these issues can be addressed.
MOHAI will also showcase the work from some of Seattle’s newest, leading-edge innovators at the museum.
2022 Featured Innovator: Sally Jewell, former US Secretary of the Interior and CEO of REI
Moderated by: Chris Voorhees, President and CEO of First Mode, and MOHAI Trustee
Co-chaired by: MOHAI Trustees Harald Becker, Maren Higbee, and Hilary Laney.
Join the conversation with some of the key figures from leading institutions in the community, including:
Lylianna Allala, Climate Justice Director – City of Seattle, Office of Sustainability & Environment, Co-founder of Growing Old Project
Cody Birkland and Amy Swanson – ULTROPIA
Esther Min, Ph.D. Clinical Assistant Professor – University of Washington, Department of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences
Brian Pinkard, Ph.D. Co-founder, and CTO – Aquagga Inc.
Please note the fair market value of each individual ticket is $30. Student tickets are not tax-deductible.
Location: MOHAI
Cost: $100 General | $75 MOHAI Member | $25 Student
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