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Panel discussion on making cities more climate resilient and sustainable, with speakers Victoria Ossadnik, Coen van Oostrom, John Thornhill, Charles Landry

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Victoria Ossadnik

E.ON
Portrait of E.ON board member Victoria Ossadnik, wearing a colorful scarf, smiling at the camera.

Victoria Ossadnik is COO and Member of the Management Board of E.ON SE. Previously she was CEO of E.ON Energie Deutschland GmbH and Vice President for Microsoft Enterprise Services Delivery, Data & AI. Victoria Ossadnik holds a PhD in Quantum Optics from the Ludwig-Maximilian-University in Munich.

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Coen van Oostrom

EDGE
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Coen van Oostrom is the founder of EDGE, the largest commercial property developer in the Netherlands, which aims to dramatically increase sustainability in the real-estate business and seeks to bring further change to urban development.

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John Thornhill

Financial Times
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John Thornhill is one of the most senior journalists at the Financial Times. He writes an award-winning column on the impact of technology and is also the founder of Sifted, an FT-backed media site covering Europe’s startup world.

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Charles Landry

Author & Innovator
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Widely acclaimed author and speaker Charles Landry works with cities around the world to help them make the most of their potential. He is chair of the BMW Foundation RISE Cities Sounding Board and co-founder of the Creative Bureaucracy Festival.

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