Dr Susan Pond AM FTSE is Adjunct Professor of the Dow Sustainability Program at the United States Study Centre, which is based at The University of Sydney. The Program brings together Australian and international academic, business and policy experts in order to address a range of sustainability challenges. Dr Pond's area of interest is the development of the advanced transportation biofuels industry, including the critical success factors required for commercially viable production at scale.
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