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Check back​ as we reveal more of the visionary leaders, changemakers, and innovators shaping this year’s Zero Waste Conference.​

 Moderator and Keynote Speaker

 

 

Award Winning Journalist, Associate Professor at UBC School of Journalism, Writing, and Mediahttps://zwc.ca/speakers/Kathryn GretsingerAward Winning Journalist, Associate Professor at UBC School of Journalism, Writing, and MediaKathrynGretsingerhttps://zwc.ca/speakers/PublishingImages/kathryn-gretsinger.png, Kathryn Gretsinger https://zwc.ca/speakers/PublishingImages/kathryn-gretsinger.png
World Renowned Expert on Innovation, Former Chief Disruptor at Autodesk, Author of The Future of Makinghttps://zwc.ca/speakers/Tom WujecWorld Renowned Expert on Innovation, Former Chief Disruptor at Autodesk, Author of The Future of MakingTomWujechttps://zwc.ca/speakers/PublishingImages/tom-wujec.png, Tom Wujec https://zwc.ca/speakers/PublishingImages/tom-wujec.png

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Sustainability Leader, Program Manager, Circular Economy at City of Richmondhttps://zwc.ca/speakers/Marcos BadraSustainability Leader, Program Manager, Circular Economy at City of RichmondMarcosBadrahttps://zwc.ca/speakers/PublishingImages/marcos-badra.png, Marcos Badra https://zwc.ca/speakers/PublishingImages/marcos-badra.png

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