Leadership Through Climate Change and COVID-19 Pandemic Relief
Yale SOM alumni, Tyler Van Leeuwen leads Shell’s (Royal Dutch Shell) carbon opportunities team and explains how his internal skunkworks team approaches the challenge of helping society meet the Paris Climate Agreement. They have been helping move Shell toward its decarbonization goals against the backdrop the COVID-19 and pandemic relief.
Leeuwen talks about the impact of the pandemic on his personal and professional life. He discusses how his team innovates within such a large company and what kind of projects they are working on to contribute to the world. He also talks about how his team has adjusted and contributed to the COVID-19 pandemic relief and what his plans are going forward.
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