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Bright Data CEO Or Lenchner spoke about the real-world capabilities of the Bright Initiative, and what the organization is doing to drive forth positive global change in a panel alongside world-renowned musician and tech entrepreneur will.i.am of the Black Eyed Peas.

It’s hard to ignore the increasing number of floods, wildfires, hurricanes, and droughts wreaking havoc around the world. As the intensity of these natural disasters grows, so too does global awareness of, and concern for, the world’s ecosystems, especially among today’s Millennials (ages 25-40) and Gen Zers (teens and those in their early to mid-20s). This may explain why they are more focused on combating the climate crisis, both personally and professionally, than their predecessors.

Covering topics from Internet transparency, Data4Good, ESG data, bots, and industry best practices, The Bright Initiative by Bright Data becomes one of the few organizations to sponsor the event for the second time.

Guest post by Keren Pakes, General Manager, The Bright Initiative

The Bright Initiative has joined forces with Subak, the world’s first global non-profit accelerator to tackle the climate crisis. The Bright Initiative by Bright Data is providing Subak with web data tools to create solutions aiming to combat the climate emergency.

A guest post by Or Lenchner, Bright Data CEO

Innovation has been held as the key to solving the world’s problems for a few decades now. But finding the right way to utilize both technology and expertise to tackle social issues, climate change and health problems is an on-going challenge. More and more initiatives created by some of the industry’s top companies are working on finding solutions.

Bright Data’s CEO Or Lenchner took part in the first meeting of the UK’s NDS Forum, co-chaired by the UK’s Minister of State for Media and Data.