Molly Bingham is the Director of Learning & Knowledge at the Pioneers of Our Time Foundation, joining an ambitious project critical to humanity’s future: Creating a regenerative operating system for humanity. Bingham is tracking the evolution of the Foundation’s pilot, 20+ year integrated landscape intervention in the 100,000 hectare Muga River watershed so that the project is replicable in other economic and environmentally struggling watersheds. Bingham is an award winning journalist, photojournalist and filmmaker as well as an innovative thought leader in journalism. Having covered conflict primarily in Central Africa and the Middle East, Bingham’s work has been featured in leading media outlets, including The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Guardian, Harper’s Magazine, The Independent and Vanity Fair among others. She has appeared on top network and cable television and radio news programs and was named in 2012 by the Columbia Journalism Review as one of “20 Women to Watch” in journalism.As the Founder and President of OrbMedia, Bingham innovated media coverage of key global issues including microplastics in tap and bottled water, financial inclusion and political participation, uniquely combining original scientific research and on the ground reporting to produce professional journalism that is accessible and engaging to diverse audiences. By connecting key global issues to an individuals’ daily life and publishing simultaneously with a worldwide network of leading media brands (including the BBC, Guardian, CBC, Folha de S. Paulo, Die Zeit, SVT, Tempo.co, The Hindu, La Repubblica) OrbMedia catalyzed these topics above the “awareness threshold” achieving impact at personal, household, community, corporate and governance levels of society. Ms. Bingham has been awarded, among others: Pictures of the Year awards for her photojournalism work. The “Golden Award”, 2007 Al Jazeera International Documentary Film Festival and the “Best Documentary Courage in Filmmaking” Award by the 2007 Women Film Critics Circle as co-director of the documentary film Meeting Resistance.Her written work, “Ordinary Warriors” published in Vanity Fair received an honorable mention for the Madeline Dane Ross Award by the Overseas Press Club.Ms. Bingham is a graduate of Harvard College as well as a Nieman and Sulzberger Fellow. She lives in Catalonia, SpainAfter a career tracking how human beings destroy each other and our environment Bingham is delighted to bring her skills to building regenerative societies that support resilient landscapes.