O TYM ODCINKU
We speak with the co-founder of Solid Carbon Products about how the desire to protect their son going into the Iraq war inspired the late Dallas B. Noyes to figure out a better armor to protect their son turns into a project that will benefit humanity by making specialty reinforcing carbons using carbon dioxide as the carbon source.
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Wyszukaj minione odcinki RESET Mindset - Responsible Enterprises for Social and Environmental Transformation.
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In this episode, Nora speaks with Helle Bank Jorgensen, CEO and Founder at Competent Boards, the first virtual, global, and fully accredited ESG and climate competent education programs for boards and directors.
Links:
Competent Boards www.competentboards.com
ESG Program https://www.competentb…
In this episode, Nora speaks with Nina Rauch, Head of Social Impact, at Lemonade, the first insurance firm that has social impact at its core. Lemonade is a B-Corp, and Nina leads everything impact-related there: from its ‘Give Back’ program to selecting beneficiary NGOs.
Speaker: Nina Rauch, Soci…
In this episode, Nora speaks with Mark Lewis, Head of Climate Research at Andurand Capital, Member of the TCFD Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures, and Senior Associate at the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL).
Mark has worked for three decades in the financi…
In this episode, Dr. Vic Woo speaks with Kim Luedee-Chase, co-founder and vice president of marketing and business development, at NewGen Surgical. NewGenSurgical was started with the vision to design a quality single-use medical device with sustainable materials, revolutionizing the operating room…
Refurbed is the marketplace for refurbished electronics in Europe. This episode is an interview with founders and CEO Kilian Kaminski about the current state of electronics sustainability, the “right to repair movement” and the future of refurbished products as a way to reduce consumption and waste…
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