Fellows mentioned in this story: Colton Ching, Cohort I
From The Washington Post:
For most companies, the end of the pandemic has meant slowly getting back to normal. For Jupiter Intelligence, a climate risk start-up with headquarters in Silicon Valley, the recovery has led to a massive surge in business.
Jupiter helps companies gauge the threat that climate change poses to their bottom line, and it has seen a rush of new clients as business leaders look to the looming threat of extreme weather. Chief executive Rich Sorkin said Jupiter booked more than 10 times as many contracts in the first quarter of 2021 as it did in the first quarter of 2020.
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