Name: Chicago Climate Connect
Start: 2025-04-22T18:00:00-05:00
End: 2025-04-22T20:00:00-05:00
Location: Impact House

This monthly event is free and open to climate-minded folks who want to connect with others in the local Chicagoland community.
About this Event

About This Event:

Chicago Climate Connect is partnering with Current and mHUB for an engaging discussion on water technology innovation, featuring Dr. Nina Dudnik (Current) and Thierry Van Landegem (mHUB). This event is a great follow-up to our 2023 conversation on the Great Lakes ReNEW project, which is now fully funded and gaining momentum as a hub for industrial water solutions.

Current - Chicago’s water innovation hub - and mHUB, a leader in hardtech and manufacturing acceleration, are united in their mission to advance breakthrough water technologies. Through Great Lakes ReNEW, they are equipping early-stage startups with essential resources and positioning the Great Lakes region as a global leader in water resilience and innovation.

This event will be a great opportunity to connect with like-minded professionals, learn about emerging water technologies, and explore how collaboration is driving a circular water economy in the Great Lakes region.

This a free event, and drinks will be provided.

When: Tuesday, April 22nd, 6-8pm

Where: Impact House | 200 W Madison St, Chicago, IL 60606 (Located near the Washington/Wells train stop; street and garage parking available)

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Events hosted by: Mackenzie Siren, Matt Pryor, Michael Boeke, and Sunil Mahadeshwar

About these events: Chicago Climate Connect is a 501(c)(3) grassroots initiative bringing together climate-minded Chicagoans to connect, collaborate, and take action. Our events are open, accessible, and locally focused - bridging specialized climate groups across sectors and the broader climate-minded Chicago community. Whether you work in climate, are exploring career opportunities, or want to support local solutions, you’re welcome here. We host in-person events across teh city that mix networking and structured programming, creating space for meaningful conversations and community-building.