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Join the DAASV Events Committee, and help us plan and execute events and activities in 2024. Plan an event that will attract the people you want to meet. Sharpen your event planning and project management skills with like-minded alumni. This is a great starting point for getting involved in your Club.
Join us for the second event of the new tech speaker series focused on inspiring career advice from Big Green tech leaders. Amish shares his career journey focused on exploring billion dollar business opportunities as an entrepreneur, lecturer, corporate innovator, and VC.
*MOVED TO SUNDAY MAY 5*
We’ll be stretching our legs with our four-legged friends at Palo Alto Baylands. This is a great opportunity to meet Dartmouth alumni with a twist: with their doggies. Of course, all dog lovers are welcome with or without a pooch. Thank you to Jeff Colvard, D’91, his wife Sreya Dutta, and their rescue dogs for leading this pack. The group will meet at the Palo Alto Duck Pond (https://g.co/kgs/HRuV3xf) . Now let’s go bark at some ducks! This event will take place rain or shine.
We ask $5 to attend this event. This small cover helps the club support its website and other running costs.
We are pleased to invite all dues-paying members to the DAASV Board Meeting. We will discuss the Club's budget and activities plan for 2024, present committee reports, and hear the latest news from the Hanover plain.
The zoom link will be sent to registrants.
San Francisco and San Mateo Counties are currently considering decisions that could have catastrophic impacts on the climate and public health in the Bay Area. Climate and equity advocate Mike Swire '91 is leading a coalition of environmental justice, transportation, safe streets, and neighborhood groups and elected officials in opposition to the proposed widenings of Highways 101 in San Mateo County and Interstate 280 in San Francisco. Widening highways has proved ineffective in reducing traffic congestion and simply increases the number of cars on the road, making traffic worse and wasting taxpayer dollars in the process. Transportation is the #1 source of greenhouse gas emissions in our area and encouraging more people to drive will have a huge impact on our ability to fight climate change. In addition, the proposed widenings could greatly increase air pollution and traffic violence in the lower income, diverse neighborhoods adjacent to the highways.
Tune in to learn how you can help in the fight to stop these costly, ineffective, and destructive projects.
Dartmouth Entrepreneurs Forum
2024 San Francisco
Join us Friday, September 8th for our Dartmouth's entrepreneurial event of the year!
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