Alexis Morgan works for WWF for over a decade and currently serves as a water stewardship specialist. He leads the WWF networks efforts on water-related standards, and its ground-breaking Water Risk Filter – an innovative, online tool that enables companies to assess and inform mitigation of their water risks. He helped to establish the world’s first global standard and organization dedicated to water stewardship in the Alliance for Water Stewardship, and remains on their board. Alexis continues to help shape the water stewardship landscape and has written thought leadership on topics such as water valuation, water and standards, and performance measurement. He regularly works with Global 500 companies to address water risks in their operations and supply chains, and lives on the cutting edge of corporate water management practices.
He holds three degrees in Geography (University of Western Ontario), Hydrology (University of Toronto); and a sustainability-focused MBA (Schulich School of Business at York University). He lives and works (and often plays) in Vancouver, Canada with my family where he recently completed building a “green” (ish) home.
