Session Description

In a world seeking sustainable solutions to complex problems, regenerative agriculture has emerged as a beacon of hope. The promise of rejuvenating our soil, sequestering carbon, and producing healthier food beckons to all who care about the future of our planet. However, as we embark on this journey, it’s crucial to understand that the path to regenerative farming is no simple stroll through the fields.

Each piece symbolizes an element of nature, from the intricate world of soil microorganisms to the crops we cultivate, the weather patterns above, and the local ecosystems. This, in essence, is the puzzle of regenerative farming, and it’s far from the simplicity it might appear to be at first glance.

At its heart, regenerative agriculture is about nurturing the land in a way that regenerates its natural vitality. It’s about restoring the delicate balance between human activities and the environment. While the concept itself appears elegantly simple—cultivate the land in a manner that mirrors nature—it conceals a complex web of interactions that must be understood and managed.

About Your Speaker

Kenny Lee, co-founder and CEO at Aigen, is on a mission to transform the global food system using robotics and AI, making it healthier for both people and the planet.
Prior to Aigen, he was a co-founder of a cybersecurity startup with a successful exit. Most recently, his focus has been learning and investing in ESG, climate change, and technologies that can transform people’s lives for the better. He is also a mentor, advisor, and board member of early-stage startups.

Kenny has a beautiful family with two kids and married his childhood sweetheart. He lived in many cities worldwide but now resides in Seattle, WA. During his spare time, he enjoys being active with his family and learning topics that put him into a beginner’s mindset. He received a Bachelor’s degree from Michigan State University and an MBA from MIT Sloan School of Management.