Marianne Lehnis
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Pitch Me: what Europe’s largest climatetech VC fund is looking for
Co-Founder of the World Fund, Danijel Visevic, offers climate investment insights
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The link between oil and dictators: how the Ukraine/Russia war is ushering in the Energy of Freedom
The choice has never before been more clear, the game never more brutally laid bare in front of our eyes.
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Courage, maggots and growing through Covid
Olympia Yarger founded Australia’s first fully automated & decentralised biotech waste management service, Goterra.
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28 solar parks, $375 million invested, & a $2.6 billion exit plan
Sunified’s Leon-Gerard Vandenberg is putting solar on Australia’s map
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Pitch Me: “It’s like Instagram versus reality”
Sarah Applebaum, Partner at Venture Capital Fund Pangaea Ventures, shares the investor perspective on working with cleantech startups
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How reNature sells regenerative agriculture to corporates
reNature co-founder Felipe Villela aims to regenerate 1 million hectares of land through Agroforestry by 2030.
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How Ecosia became the world’s biggest non-for-profit search engine
Ecosia Founder Christian Kroll shares the strategies that led to Ecosia’s growth – and planted over 128 million trees.
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Pitch Me: “The worst and best pitch I’ve seen”
Jacob Tompkins connects watertech with investors – in this episode, he shares how to craft a winning pitch.
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How to market a data-driven cleantech product
Karim Tarraf, Co-founder of Hawa Dawa, is bringing high-tech solutions to the air pollution problem
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How a reusable cup business navigated the COVID crisis
Safia Qureshi’s Cupclub developed strategic new lines of business