Team
The DNA of Cities is a global and collaborative effort convened by Professor Greg Clark CBE and Dr Caitlin Morrissey. We wish to thank the contributors who have generously shared their time and expertise with us. Our podcast would not be possible without these conversations.
Professor Greg Clark CBE
Greg is an urbanist, writer, and international advisor with 40 years’ experience. He has advised more than 400 cities, 40 national governments, 20 multilateral institutions, and multiple global corporates, investors, and fund managers.
Greg has helped cities rebrand or tell their story differently in London, Cape Town, Johannesburg, Auckland, Toronto, Glasgow, Oslo, Vienna, Barcelona, Madrid, Bilbao, Philadelphia, San Diego, Brisbane, Sydney and The Netherlands, Scotland, Belgium, and Australia.
With Brookings Institution he co-led work on Global Identity for Cities and The 10 Traits of Global Fluency for Cities.
Dr Caitlin Morrissey
With almost a decade of academic and industry experience working at the interface of place, infrastructure and cities, Caitlin leads our research and project delivery at The DNA of Cities.
Caitlin's writing on cities has been featured in books published by Routledge and she has co-authored agenda setting reports on place, culture and urban prosperity.
Caitlin holds a PhD in Urban Geography from the University of Manchester and the University of Melbourne, an MSc in Urban Design and City Planning from The Bartlett, University College London, and a BA in Geography from King's College London (with the University of Toronto).