As you may have seen in Bill Gates’ TED talk entitled “Innovating to Zero”, the goal of reducing the combined carbon emissions from human sources to a net of zero emissions will require significant innovation and invention. However, the achievement of the zero emission goal has a short time frame before global temperatures rise more than 2 degrees and climate change becomes potentially irreversible. So, Eric offers a corollary to Bill Gates’ postulation: “Innovating to Below Zero”. Mr. McAfee is an entrepreneur, venture capitalist and philanthropist. He has founded and funded more than thirty companies in renewable energy, oil & gas, networking equipment, enterprise software, medical devices and agriculture through McAfee Capital, Cagan McAfee Capital Partners and Berg McAfee Companies. He has founded seven companies that were taken public, including Aemetis, Inc. (Nasdaq: $200 million revenues), Pacific Ethanol (Nasdaq: $1 billion revenues), Evolution Petroleum (NYSE) and Procera Networks (Nasdaq).

In 1986, Mr. McAfee graduated as the Dean’s Medalist from the Fresno State University business school. He lectured as the 2001 Entrepreneur in Residence at FSU and earned the business school Alumni of the Year Award in 2002. Mr. McAfee served as a 2007 Entrepreneur in Residence at The Wharton School MBA Program. He is an alumni of the Stanford Graduate School of Business (1993 Executive Program) and is a 2004 graduate of the HBX - Harvard Business School. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at [ Ссылка ]

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