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Nov
6

HMEI Career Seminar: "From Academia to Industry: One Scientist's Professional Path"

  • Lecture,
  • Environment,
  • Environmental Studies,
  • Sustainability
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Dr. Kieran Bhatia, senior vice president, climate and sustainability lead at North America, Guy Carpenter, shares the story of his transformation from hurricane nerd to corporate nerd. Building on knowledge honed during his postdoctoral fellowship here at Princeton/GFDL, Dr. Bhatia has brought his academic expertise to a career in the global insurance industry, where he helps clients prepare for the risks of severe weather and climate change. In this talk Dr. Bhatia will discuss the challenges and opportunities of working in the business world, the essential skills for making this career switch, how he provides world-leading climate insights to clients in his current role, and the questions that keep researchers up at night.

Please join us on Wednesday, Nov 6 for two sessions with Dr. Bhatia:

12:30pm at 10 Guyot Hall – Presentation and Q&A
1:30pm at 100 Guyot Hall– A more intimate conversation over coffee. Open to Princeton University students and Postdocs. Registration required.

Speakers

Dr. Kieran Bhatia

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Date

November 6, 2024

Time

12:30 p.m.

Location

Guyot Hall, 10

Audience

  • Faculty & Academic Professionals,
  • Staff,
  • Students,
  • Alumni
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