Upcoming Events

Lowercarbon Capital, Arc Boats, Climate Draft, and Silicon Valley Bank invite the aerospace community—LA's original tech industry—to learn about the exciting innovation happening in climate tech from aerospace alumni now working in climate.

Learn how your skills and experience from aerospace are broadly applicable in climate tech—from building electric boats and trains to vegan rocket engines and nuclear fusion, meet top climate tech founders and investors, and connect with others with similar backgrounds and an interest in climate.

You'll also get a behind the scenes look at the making of the

: a 100% electric sport boat with aerospace-inspired roots. Tour Arc’s production floor and learn how their team of former rocket scientists applied aerospace engineering principles to hull building and beyond while developing the cutting-edge boat.

There is no onsite parking. Rideshare is highly encouraged. There's limited street parking and several garages nearby.

The Climate Technology & Sustainability team at Silicon Valley Bank supports innovative companies bringing traditional businesses into the future, clean economy within the energy, transportation, agriculture, food, and industrial sectors.

- a week of events hosted by VCs and startups to bring together the tech ecosystem

LA #TechWeek Aerospace meets Climate Tech

. Charm is one of the leading companies pioneering carbon removal—removing already emitted CO2 from the atmosphere and permanently sequestering it. Peter was previously the co-founder & CEO of Segment, a software startup 

We'll cover Peter's personal journey from software into climate tech, the climate impact and financial opportunity for Charm, and his advice to those considering a climate career transition.

, a series of free virtual events January 23-27 for tech workers interested in exploring career opportunities in climate. Learn more, find climate career resources, and RSVP to other events at 

Founder Story: Peter Reinhardt, Charm Industrial

A panel of climate tech software engineering leaders:

Software Engineering in Climate

 at Project Drawdown, on how employees of every company can have a meaningful climate impact. The discussion will center on Drawdown's 

 guide for employees and will include audience Q&A.

Project Drawdown: Every Job is a Climate Job

. Living Carbon is developing enhanced plants to accelerate carbon capture and storage. Maddie previously worked at OpenAI, Y Combinator, and Zenefits.

We'll cover Maddie's personal journey from software into climate tech, the climate impact and financial opportunity for Living Carbon, and her advice to those considering a climate career transition.

Founder Story: Maddie Hall, Living Carbon

. Pachama uses remote sensing and artificial intelligence to expand the market for high-quality nature-based carbon sequestration projects. Diego was previously the co-founder & CEO of Bluesmart, a pioneering smart luggage startup.

We'll cover Diego's personal journey into climate tech, the climate impact and financial opportunity for Pachama, and his advice to those considering a climate career transition. There will also be an opportunity for audience Q&A.

Founder Story: Diego Saez Gil, Pachama

Learn about the exciting innovation in Nuclear Energy curated by 

Climate Solutions Showcase: Nuclear Energy

Learn about the exciting innovation in Carbon Removal curated by 

Climate Solutions Showcase: Carbon Removal

Hear directly from former executives at major tech companies who are now leading climate tech founders and investors. Learn about their personal journeys into climate and their advice for others looking to make the leap from tech.

, former Yahoo! and Techstars exec now Partner at 

If this session is over-capacity, please view the live-stream on the 