An advocate for city leaders and urban investors
CHAIR
Connected Places Catapult is the UK’s innovation accelerator for cities, transport, and place leadership.
CPC provides impartial ‘innovation as a service’ for public bodies, businesses, and infrastructure providers to catalyse step-change improvements in the way people live, work and travel. CPC connects businesses and public sector leaders to cutting-edge research to spark innovation and grow new markets. CPC runs technology demonstrators and SME accelerators to scale new solutions that drive growth, spread prosperity, and eliminate carbon.
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Click here to listen to the Connected Places podcast in which Greg interviews thought leaders on innovation, cities, transport and place.
SENIOR ADVISOR
NLA brings together 400 organisations (public and private) from across the build environment in London. In 20024 NLA launched the New London Agenda. Greg Clark is a Senior Advisor and frequently hosts events and writes articles about London’s future and the New London Agenda.
GLOBAL FELLOW
The Institute was founded in 1936 by the property industry in the USA to promote the sustainable use of urban land. Today it has 45,000 member world wide from across all of the disciplines of property development, investment design, and management.
THOUGHT LEADERSHIP
Greg Clark is a former Honorary Professor at UCL STEaPP, a current Visiting Professor at the University of Strathclyde, an honorary global fellow at the Urban Land Institute and a fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences and until recently, a global fellow at the Brookings Institution. He has also authored six books for the OECD.
Greg Clark collaborates with the Centre for Liveable Cities in Singapore to plan and moderate the Annual World Cities Summit and the World Mayors Forum. He also chairs international advisory boards for Cities that are reformulating their strategies, positioning, and assets.
PATRON
The Action for Race Equality is a national charity based in London working to champion national and local action to reduce racial inequalities for ethnic minority young people.