Aditya Mistry's Environmental Journey

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Aditya Mistry grew up in California , where he received his bachelor’s degree in political science from UC Berkeley .

Since graduating in 2019 , Mistry has worked as a consultant, a lobbyist and a researcher on issues related to public health and urban forestry.

Mistry reflects on his journey in the Q&A below.

This experience of managing others, especially a team of 10 or 11 people, is definitely a huge plus in getting me to the level of mid-career professionalism that I'm hoping for.

Post-Columbia , I really want to get back into governmental affairs work.

I’m open to working for a foundation or doing some program management work.

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