Lisa Chamberlain is the founder of Strategies for City Builders, a communications and business development practice working with professionals engaged in all things urban, including architecture, planning, real estate, economic development, transit and climate adaptation. Previously, she was the communications lead for the World Economic Forum's Centre for Urban Transformation, as well as a commercial real estate reporter for The New York Times, the Executive Director of the Urban Design Forum and a legislative aide on Capitol Hill focused on urban regeneration issues.
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The combination of rapid urbanization, increasing uncertainty and geopolitical tensions has put enormous pressure on cities to grapple with increasingly complex challenges: from climate c...
This article was originally published in Common Edge.
