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Startup Boston Week is less than two months away - now’s the time to grab your free ticket.
From Sep 8 - 12, this free conference will bring together 7,000+ founders, operators, investors, and startups from across New England and beyond.
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Powerful insights from Rabeel Warraich, founder of Sarmayacar, on COP29! He emphasizes the role of innovation and investment in combating climate change and building a sustainable future. Let’s act now for a better tomorrow!
#COP29ImpactMakers @RabeelWarraich
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We are thankful for the great response to our Pakistan🇵🇰 Conference in partnership with @SAISHopkins next week.
Use the link below to check out the agenda and register (virtual or in-person) if you have not already.
atlanticcouncil.org/event/se…
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“The best way to spot an idiot? Look for the person who is cruel. … The kindest person in the room is often the smartest.” - brilliant insights from @GovPritzker
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From 2011 > to see how far (or not) we've come! Companies With More Women Board Directors Experience Higher Financial Performance - via .@CatalystInc buff.ly/2q9d2PG #womenonboards #equality
Ambereen Mirza retweeted
Need to invest risk capital in #climatetech now is greater than before.
Bill Gates mentions in ‘How to avoid a Climate Disaster’ how investors willing to play long-term game when it comes to #climatetech can generate alpha returns & nurture #innovation.
bitly.ws/AnFu
Ambereen Mirza retweeted
Footprints: Interestingly, at the Reimaging Pakistan seminar in Peshawar, there was only one woman among more than a thousand audience members and speakers in the auditorium.
dawn.com/news/1734121 I report
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Matt Damon just Good Will Hunted this reporter and I love every second.
This reporter displays the exact type of thinking regarding the teaching profession that has resulted in the largest teacher shortage in American history.
How do you like them apples? 😜😔
#EdChat
Ambereen Mirza retweeted
Generosity is not the domain of rich. Even the poor are supporting the flood victims. A picture by an Akhuwat student from a village of Baluchistan. Rise Pakistan,Rise. @Akhuwat intends to support 20,000 families @saleemranjha @ntunio #Baluchistan @MeezanBankLtd @NEPRA5 @PEL_Pak
Ambereen Mirza retweeted
#Financing #flood #relief and #rehabilitation will be serious challenge for #Pakistan.
In addition to #aid, international community may better help by waiving interest payments on external debt of #Pakistan via #debt-for-#nature swaps. #Government must engage major lenders.
Ambereen Mirza retweeted
Extreme flooding in Pakistan is sweeping away houses, schools and communities. More than 900 people have died and 33 million more affected, including in my home of Swat Valley.
If you feel compelled, please donate to provide urgent aid and shelter.
islamic-relief.org.uk/pakist…
Ambereen Mirza retweeted
Please join us at ICB Wayland this Saturday 9/3 at 2pm for a Pakistan flood relief fundraiser. If you’re unable to join in person, please consider donating at the following link: appne.org/donations/flood-re…
Ambereen Mirza retweeted
At what point does it become unAmerican to politicize everything for the sole purpose of political gain? Our country now more than ever needs leaders (federal, state, local) that understand the importance of putting Policy over Politics!
Ambereen Mirza retweeted
Historically, Pakistan is responsible for just ~0.4% of global emissions. Yet the country is facing catastrophic, unprecedented consequences as rising global temperatures disrupt the water cycle.
washingtonpost.com/world/202…
Ambereen Mirza retweeted
This is what the world will look like over the next 100 years...if we fail to act. We have no time for business as usual.
No time to waste, no planet B. #ActOnClimate
#climateemergency #climate #energy #tech #solar #wind #GreenNewDeal
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Pakistan 🇵🇰 flood disaster
National emergency declared. Some officials are comparing monsoonal rains this year to 2010 - the worst flood year on record where nearly 20% of the country became submerged. This is impacting over 30,000,000 people right now.
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Ambereen Mirza retweeted
The people of Pakistan need urgent international assistance, and it should come in the form not of aid, or charity, but reparations for climate damages, shouldered by the elites and corporations that control and profit from fossil capital.
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The death toll in Pakistan continues to mount, passing 1,000 as of this morning. 33 million people have been displaced. More than 500,000 homes destroyed. Climate chaos isn't some future possibility, it is happening right now. theguardian.com/world/2022/a…
Ambereen Mirza retweeted
Pakistan is a climate creditor, and the government should issue an official call for reparations for loss and damage from the overshooting countries, in proportion to their share of overshoot. For the underlying analysis see here: sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
























