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Annually observed in March, Women’s History Month recognizes the contributions and achievements made by women. This episode highlights Kim Nelson, a leading woman driving transformation in the ESG space.

In this episode, Yvonne N. Harris talks with Kim Nelson, Chief Operating Officer for True Elements, a company advancing a new era of water intelligence. Kim spent much of her career focused on local, state, and federal government issues. She worked for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in staff, management, and executive roles. In 2001, President George W. Bush appointed her to an executive-level position at US EPA, where Kim served as Assistant Administrator for over four years. She has recently focused on government solutions - working closely with Microsoft partners and building cloud-based solutions.

Listen as Yvonne and Kim discuss the expertise that True Elements harnesses to create state-of-the-art water solutions, including what they call “the world’s first water quality forecasting platform,” AI=driven. They also talk about how True Elements helps companies with their ESG strategies. As an inspiration to students and other professionals, Kim also shares insights into her diverse career journey and provides advice to women who desire to make strides in what can be a male-dominated industry. In honor of Women’s History Month, Kim pays tribute to the woman who made the most significant impact on her life.

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