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Katya Letunovsky
Habidatum, Vice-President, co-founder
Katya Letunovsky is an entrepreneur, geographer, and urban planner who co-founded Habidatum and is a key figure at Apollo Impact Compass.34 She serves as the Chief Product Officer at Apollo Impact Compass, which emerged from the ESG Innovation Collective.1 Letunovsky brings her expertise in urban geography and planning to the Apollo Impact Compass team, contributing to their AI-driven data platform that analyzes and optimizes real estate developments.24
With a background in data analysis and urban planning, Letunovsky has been involved in developing tools that measure social impact and growth in urban environments. She has worked on projects like the Mastercard Inclusive Growth Score, demonstrating her interest in combining data analytics with social impact assessment.5
Letunovsky has also been involved in presenting Apollo, a technology tool developed by Habidatum, which collects and analyzes location data.6 Her work focuses on using big data and AI to understand community needs, optimize site selection, and measure the social impact of real estate developments.2
Highlights
I am speaking this week at the event by CRASSH, The University of Cambridge Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities: "Rhythm as Knowledge: A Transdisciplinary Symposium"
The session is called Making Rhythms Visible, so there will be a lot about #visualization, #chronotope, #spacetime and our case studies at Habidatum dealing with urban rhythms
JULY 3 - 11:40 UKT ONLINE REGISTRATION: https://lnkd.in/dRcdftdZ
Will be happy to see you there!
Got “Trophy Cities” last new year as a gift to myself. It's about the ‘dystopian’ new capitals around the world, how they were designed, what they symbolize, and, importantly, how this is connected to the roles of women in urban life and politics.
Includes the cities I’ve visited or read a lot about, like Chandigarh, Brasilia and Astana, and the other new capitals that are less known to me, in South Korea, Myanmar and Nigeria.
So many points resonate with me. Giving you a small example from the rich literature review in the introductory part. I guess many of my friends will feel the same. It’s so important to know that you’re not alone in such thoughts and feelings. We are together, on March 8th and all other days of the year ❤️
I'm reading it slowly, savoring each page, and will share more thoughts later. Thanks Dorina Pojani for the highly professional and touching book
