Santiago Pardo Sánchez

I was born at 8,660 feet and 358 ppm of CO2. Since then... I moved to the United States; learned English; grew up in Atlanta; concentrated in History at Harvard; was an Adams House Committee Chair; served in the Peace Corps; was evacuated by the US Gov. because of cyclones, an illegitimate chief-making ceremony, volcanic eruptions, and moral differences re: reconciliation; dropped my glasses in the Amazon river; most likely violated EASA regulations in the name of the science of the human past; briefly thought I caused the recent pandemic; was a whale census taker; reached enlightenment; decided that the US lacked state capacity for addressing climate change; went to MIT Sloan for an MBA; the IRA passed; "deploy, deploy, deploy"; married Frances; the IRA was clawed back; product manager in AI and climate tech; and now, figuring out what's next. Aún guardo la esperanza that I die at most at 357 ppm, a world that's a little better than the one I started with. Things I love: whales, Adams House history, photography, watching Frances win races, exploration, and Late Antiquity. You can reach out to me to ask for career advice about startups, business school, tech, exploration, and Harvard history.