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# Olivia Wilde Hosts Intimate Dinner Focused on Sustainability

The Don’t Worry Darling director partnered with Audi for the event, which was attended by Samantha Ronson, Cassandra Grey, Aurora James and more.



December 10, 2021

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On the eve before her Vogue cover dropped, actor turned director Olivia Wilde was hard at work. In partnership with Audi, Wilde gathered friends and thought leaders for an intimate dinner at Venice Beach’s Plant Food + Wine to drive the conversation forward around sustainability. Urging guests to discuss their work and efforts toward a more sustainable future, attendees heard from Matt Petersen, Executive Director of Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator, Brother Vellies designer Aurora James and Algae Systems’ Ben Bronfman, Osea CEO Melissa Palmer, Audi’s Government Affairs & Sustainability lead Spencer Reeder, and more.

Samantha Ronson and Cassandra Grey mingled with actress Mia Maestro and The Little Market co-founder, Hannah Skvarla. Having founded Conscious Commerce with friend Babs Burchfield over eight years ago, Wilde has continued to champion sustainability and is now partnering with Audi on the Q4 e-tron, which is on track to help Audi have more fully electric models on sale in the U.S. than any other automotive brand. Reeder is the first climate scientist to be on staff of an automotive brand. Guests were transported in a fully electric fleet of Audis to and from the restaurant, where a seasonal menu of vegan food was served.

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