Business Engagement Lead
CurrentDawn leads CWR’s engagements to help companies and sectors navigate the fast-evolving risk landscape. With a decade at CWR, she has not only helped build the brand but has amassed a deep understanding of the complex, interlinked and compounding water risks. Her access to global water leaders, CEOs, IPCC lead authors also gives her unique insights into the challenges in ensuring water security under climate change. She has helped Asian conglomerates, global fashion brands and food MNCs unpack… Show more Dawn leads CWR’s engagements to help companies and sectors navigate the fast-evolving risk landscape. With a decade at CWR, she has not only helped build the brand but has amassed a deep understanding of the complex, interlinked and compounding water risks. Her access to global water leaders, CEOs, IPCC lead authors also gives her unique insights into the challenges in ensuring water security under climate change. She has helped Asian conglomerates, global fashion brands and food MNCs unpack and assess water risks as well as advised them on risk mitigation and stewardship strategies, including achieving water neutrality. Her research to help brands and Chinese manufacturers move towards a clean and circular future has even inspired the fashion industry to create a new wastewater tool.Dawn is frequent keynote, panellist and moderator and her work can be found in publications by the UN and the International Journal of Water Resources Development, among others. She can also be found on Channel News Asia as well as the SIWW Water Leaders Interview Series where she steers the high-level conversations on the future of water. Dawn is currently based in Singapore where she can often be found out on the water doing standup paddling, wing foiling and more. See more about Dawn and the 75+ articles she has written for CWR here: https://www.chinawaterrisk.org/team-mate/dawn-mcgregor/ABOUT CWRCWR is a non-profit think tank that aims to create a world where water & climate risks are embedded in business & finance. CWR leads the water risk conversation with proprietary research including co-published policy briefs with government-related bodies, commissioned reports for financial institutions and working with MNCs. Visit: http://www.chinawaterrisk.org/ Show less
