James Ehrlich

James Ehrlich is a notable figure in the realm of technology, media technology, and clean-tech, with a strong background in entrepreneurship and innovation.

Having served as the Founder at ReGen Villages and Entrepreneur in Residence at Stanford University School of Medicine, he has also been affiliated with prestigious institutions such as Singularity University and NASA Ames Research Center.

Ehrlich's contributions extend to the White House and State Department Joint Task Force on the Nexus of Food, Water, Energy & Waste, where he has made significant impacts.

An accomplished individual, he has been recognized for his work with accolades like the Singularity University Global Grand Challenge Award in the category of Shelter.

He is also celebrated as a Co-Author of the UN Sustainability Platform Brief 'Regenerative Community Development,' showcasing his commitment to sustainability and community well-being.

Ehrlich's expertise further extends to coaching in Aquaponics and Organic Food Systems, notably within the Stanford University community.

With educational backgrounds in Mechanical Engineering from Stanford University and studies at New York University, Ehrlich brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to his endeavors.

His professional journey includes diverse roles such as being a Senior Fellow at Opus Novum, an award-winning national PBS producer and director, and a best-selling author, demonstrating his versatility and proficiency in various domains.

Throughout his career, he has been associated with renowned organizations like Thrive Dynamic, Stanford University School of Medicine, ReGen Villages, and the White House, showcasing his wide-ranging impact and influence.