When asked what some of the responsibilities of her job were she described it as someone who creates a strategy to manage all the water in the city. Living through his experience motivated her into studying civil Engineering so that she can give back to her community. “In the face of immense disruption, you have felt what it is to be resilient and to come out of the other side of a challenging moment.”Īndrew then introduced the first guest, Meagan Williams New Orleans Storm water Program Manager who lived through Hurricane Katrina when she was 16 years old. He talked about how we all have challenges in our respective cities and are constantly talking about how the industry is changing while also trying to figure out what we can do to adapt and lead through that change. Andrew then talked about how if you’re here attending AU, you’re most likely interested in the future of technology. It’s felt like a decade of change, crammed into a couple of years.”Īndrew then discussed how change is a constant, especially in New Orleans, but New Orleanians know how to celebrate their rich history while also accepting growing with the change that comes with time. “It’s been tough spending so much time away from customers and colleagues.
Andrew Anagnost, Autodesk’s CEO, kicked off the General Session by identifying how much has changed within the last three years since we were last in person.
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