The climate crisis affects every aspect of our civilization. To change our trajectory, we need to develop science-driven, fundamental breakthroughs that revolutionize how we live.  

By bringing together world-renowned experts, Weizmann Canada’s ‘Mission Imperative’ exclusive national tour will explore game-changing scientific research that can lead to innovative industry solutions, to turn the tide starting NOW. 

Secure your spot today to join the conversation in Vancouver on Thursday, September 15 from 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. PT, as we host our community for lunch and a fascinating discussion.

Co-leader of the Weizmann Institute’s ambitious sustainability initiative — Prof. Avi Levy (food security expert) — will be joined by Steve Hansen, Managing Director and Equity Analyst with Raymond James Ltd. (with a focus on transportation, chemicals and the agribusiness industry), to moderate the discussion. 

DATE & TIME: Thursday, September 15, 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. PT
LOCATION: Terminal City Club, 837 West Hastings Street, Vancouver
COST PER TICKET: $30 (lunch and parking included)

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Weizmann has a long history of generating influential sustainability research, with a significant Canadian footprint dating back to 1989 with a ground-breaking solar tower. The monumental complexity and urgency of today’s climate crisis calls for an even more organized and concerted global effort to address the science behind environmental sustainability.  

Weizmann is renowned for its bold, agile and collaborative research environment, making it among the top research institutions in the world — well-positioned to fuel new solutions. 

Space is limited, so secure your spot now! 

Mission Imperative in collaboration with:

Special thanks to:

With support from:

Jarislowsky Fraser

Raymond James Ltd. & Rempart Asset Management

The Stephen Shiller Family

RBC Foundation, on behalf of Marita Simbul-Lezon Wealth Management Group

Andrea Yampolsky of AY Talent

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