Roles Technology Play in Shaping Agriculture | Kyle Datta | TEDxHonoluluSalon

Roles that technology can play in shaping the future of food in Hawaii.

Kyle Datta is a general partner of Ulupono Initiative, a Hawaii-focused impact investing firm focusing on locally produced food, clean renewable energy and waste reduction. In his role at Ulupono, Kyle forges and manages partnerships and guides system transformation and investment strategy. Kyle has received master’s degrees in public and private management from the Yale School of Organization and Management and in environmental science in resource economics from the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies. He is co-author of the RMI books “Winning the Oil End Game” and “Small is Profitable.” Kyle lives on the Big Island and Oahu and likes to camp, kayak and play music with his wife and daughter. He’s an avid gardener and local food gourmet cook, as well as a student of art.

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