Greg Lindsay is the Chief Communications Officer at Climate Alpha, a startup that focuses on directing investment towards climate-resilient regions using AI-driven location analysis. He is a senior fellow at MIT’s Future Urban Collectives Lab, where he studies urban innovation and the effects of new technologies on urban planning. He also serves as a non-resident senior fellow at the Atlantic Council’s Scowcroft Strategy Initiative, contributing to strategic foresight and risk analysis. In 2022, he was an urban tech fellow at Cornell Tech’s Jacobs Institute, looking into the connection between cities and augmented reality, especially regarding safety and equity. As the director of applied research at NewCities, he sets standards for urban development in relation to new technologies. He is a visiting scholar at NYU’s Rudin Center for Transportation Policy & Management, which further enhances his expertise. Previously, he was the founding chief communications officer of AlphaGeo, a climate analytics startup, and continues to serve as a senior advisor. Lindsay co-authored the bestseller "Aerotropolis: The Way We’ll Live Next," which discusses the future of urban development and mobility. He has advised major companies like Intel, Samsung, and Starbucks, and has spoken at events such as the Aspen Ideas Festival and Harvard Business School. He is affiliated with Arizona State University’s Threatcasting Lab, where he examines threats related to AI and algorithms. Known for his engaging presentations, Lindsay explores topics like equitable AI use and the evolution of urban areas. He is also a two-time Jeopardy champion, having competed against IBM’s Watson. His work greatly impacts urbanism, technology, and climate resilience, shaping the future of cities and addressing climate change challenges.