Earth Equity Speaker Series - A Conversation with Pat Mitchell

Spend an evening with Pat Mitchell, a pioneering journalist, producer, and media executive, has spent her career breaking new ground for women and amplifying underrepresented voices. She produced the award-winning series A Century of Women, launched Woman to Woman—the first national television program owned, produced, and hosted by a woman—and, as President of CNN Productions, oversaw films that earned numerous national honors. As the first woman President and CEO of PBS, she led the digital transition of public broadcasting and successfully defended its federal funding. A lifelong activist, Mitchell is now focused on advancing women’s leadership as a catalytic force for addressing the global climate crisis through Project Dandelion. She serves on the boards of the Skoll Foundation, the Woodruff Arts Center, and the Sundance Institute (as Trustee and former Chair). She is a founding member of the board of V-Day, a global campaign to end violence against women, the Smithsonian American Women’s History Museum, and she’s also a member of CARE’s Global Advisory Council. In her memoir, “Becoming a Dangerous Woman: Embracing Risk to Change the World,” Pat shares her journey as a frontline advocate for a just, equitable, and sustainable world.

Earth Equity’s Pete Krull, the 2024 InvestmentNews ESG/Responsible Investing Advisor of the Year and author of The Sustainable Investor, will host the conversation with Pat.

Malaprops will be on hand to sell both books, and the authors will be available for a book signing following the conversation.