Camille Manning-Broome, President and CEO of the Center for Planning Excellence, champions sustainable and resilient urban planning in Louisiana. Her leadership extends to climate adaptation strategies, addressing climate-induced migration, and fostering people-first infrastructure. With a strong focus on equity and cultural preservation, she's been pivotal in integrating climate data into government decision-making. Camille's background spans nonprofit, government, and private sectors, notably contributing to Louisiana's post-Katrina recovery and the Coastal Master Plan. She's globally recognized for her climate resilience work, serving on various boards and contributing to international discussions on climate change. Holding degrees in Art History and Environmental Sciences, Camille's multifaceted career underscores her commitment to sustainable development and environmental stewardship.