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09/02/2025

Scaling Sustainability: How Enaxiom is Driving Industrial Change with HydroCOOL

Episode Summary💧Revolutionising Water & Energy Savings in Industry – Mick Liubinskas dives deep with Tia Collings, co-founder of Enaxiom, to uncover how hardware innovation is transforming industrial water and energy usage. Tia shares Enaxiom’s mission to reduce water and energy consumption across industries like mining, data centers, and green hydrogen production through their breakthrough technology, HydroCOOL. Discover how her journey from sustainability consulting to hardware entrepreneurship led her to co-found Enaxiom with engineer Bijan Rahimi, and why they believe building better products is key to driving climate-positive change. From navigating risk-averse industries like mining to tackling the rapid growth of data centers, Tia explains how Enaxiom balances commercial value with environmental impact. Plus, learn how regulations in the EU and Asia are accelerating demand for sustainable industrial solutions, and why Enaxiom is gearing up for global expansion in 2025. 💡 Tune in to explore hardware’s crucial role in climate tech, the challenges of scaling globally, and why sustainable solutions must make financial sense to drive real impact! Time Stamps00:00 – Introduction: Meet Tia Collings from Enaxiom and their mission to save water & energy 00:27 – What is Enaxiom? The tech behind HydroCOOL and its industrial applications 01:46 – From Antler to entrepreneurship: How Tia and Bijan co-founded Enaxiom 03:57 – Why hardware innovation is key to climate solutions 06:16 – Building better products: Saving money and the planet 08:42 – Tackling mining vs. data centers: Navigating slow vs. fast-moving industries 12:04 – Balancing venture funding with self-sustaining sales growth 13:10 – Data centers' growing water & energy crisis: How Enaxiom is stepping in 16:41 – The global expansion roadmap: Piloting in Australia and scaling abroad 18:56 – Why EU regulations and U.S. market size both matter for climate tech 22:07 – Enaxiom’s 2025 goals: Scaling technology, closing funding, and growing the team 23:46 – The challenges of building a hardware team in climate tech 25:46 – The inevitable transition to net zero and what it means for businesses 28:52 – When will climate tech become the norm? Predictions for the next decade 32:17 – Advice for future climate tech founders: Validate fast and build better Resources Mentioned🔗Enaxiom – Learn more about HydroCOOL and their industrial solutions 📊Gartner Report – On data center growth and sustainability challenges 🌍EU Data Center Regulations – Mandating energy and water efficiency 🌱Climate Salad – Supporting climate tech founders and startups globally 🌍 Ready to discover more innovative climate tech solutions? Here's what you can do: ▶️ SUBSCRIBE to never miss an episode featuring amazing founders solving climate challenges! → / @climatesalad. . 🎧 Follow The Mix on your favorite podcast platform to listen on the go → https://the-mix-fm.captivate.fm/listen📧 Visit dayone.fm/shows/the-mix/newsletter and sign up for our newsletter to have these stories...

09/02/2025

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37 min
TEMPORADA 1, EPISODIO 7

Launch Event Bonus Episode

This special bonus episode was recorded live at Fishburners as part of the Spark Festival in October 2022, to celebrate the launch of The History of the Australian Startup Ecosystem documentary. The event included a panel of eight guests, each representing a different corner of the startup ecosystem: - Malcolm Turnbull, former Prime Minister - Michelle Deaker, Founding Partner of OneVentures - Larry Marshall, CEO of CSIRO - Marina Wu, Co-founder of Earlywork - Niki Scevak, Co-founder of Blackbird - Cheryl Mack, CEO of Aussie Angels - Preethi Mohan, Founder of Niceto - Alan Jones, General Partner at M8 Ventures - Panel host: Simon Thomsen, editor of Startup Daily The episode also includes a short panel with members of the Day One.FM team, Adam Spencer, Andy Jones and William Tjo, in which they discuss the creation of the documentary. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podtrac - https://analytics.podtrac.com/privacy-policy-gdrp Spotify Ad Analytics - https://www.spotify.com/us/legal/ad-analytics-privacy-policy/

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1 h 12 min
03/07/2023

Growing Solutions: Empowering Farmers and Scaling Climate Tech with Anastasia, Founder of Regrow

Uncover the compelling story of a global citizen's quest to tackle the climate crisis, as she empowers farming communities around the world and drives the expansion of climate solutions through pioneering technology and collaborative partnerships. In this captivating podcast episode, Anastasia, founder of Regrow, delves into her remarkable journey and valuable perspectives on empowering farmers and scaling climate solutions. The discussion emphasizes the significance of customized approaches for diverse regions and the integration of digital technologies in agriculture. Join Australia's largest community for Climate Tech founders at Climate Salad. ResourcesRegrow Ag: https://www.regrow.ag/ Key Moments00:00 Introduction: In this episode, Anastasia, the founder of Regrow, discusses her journey and shares insights into empowering farmers and expanding climate solutions in Australia's climate tech landscape. 03:27 Tailored Solutions for Diverse Regions: Anastasia stresses the importance of bespoke solutions for farmers in different regions, with a focus on understanding their unique challenges and conditions. 08:13 The Role of Non-Profit Sectors: The conversation brings to light the vital role non-profit sectors play in supporting the uptake of digital technologies in agriculture, acting as a catalyst for sustainable farming practices. 12:22 Female Breadwinners and Global Food Pathways: Anastasia acknowledges the pivotal role of female farmers as breadwinners and their part in bolstering global food pathways through technology-driven solutions. 13:46 Capitalising on Economies of Scale and Partnerships: The discussion examines the benefits of capitalising on economies of scale and forging partnerships with global organisations to broaden the reach of climate tech solutions. 14:08 Applying Space Tech Knowledge for Climate Action: Anastasia talks about her background in space tech and explains how satellite data can be utilised in agricultural practices for climate action. 16:42 Making Complex Data Actionable: The challenge of processing intricate data and making it actionable for farmers is explored, underlining the need for practical insights and scenario-based guidance. 18:37 Carbon Sequestration and Regenerative Agriculture: Anastasia clarifies the concept of carbon sequestration and underscores the significance of regenerative practices in creating resilient farming systems. 21:58 Global Adoption and Scalability: The discussion delves into the worldwide adoption of climate tech solutions and the scalability of Regrow's offerings through partnerships and government support. 33:49 Encouragement for Climate Entrepreneurs: Anastasia offers advice to climate entrepreneurs, encouraging them to attract top talent and highlighting the varied skill sets required in climate tech companies. 35:42 Finding Hope in Climate Solutions: The episode wraps up with a reflection on the hope sparked by climate solutions and the potential for positive change in addressing the climate crisis. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podtrac - https://analytics.podtrac.com/privacy-policy-gdrp Spotify Ad Analytics - https://www.spotify.com/us/legal/ad-analytics-privacy-policy/

03/07/2023

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44 min
19/01/2025

The Future of Ethical Shopping: Insights from Good On You’s Gordon Renouf

🌱 Join Mick Liubinskas from Climate Salad as he chats with Gordon Renouf, founder of Good On You, the global platform revolutionising sustainable consumer choices by rating brands on their impact on people, the planet, and animals! Discover how Good On You empowers shoppers to make ethical decisions while encouraging brands to improve their sustainability practices. Gordon shares his inspiring journey from consumer advocacy to building a social impact business, discusses the challenges of fast fashion, and explores the future of sustainable production and consumption. Learn about their global partnerships, innovative tools like Good Measures, and the pivotal role of shopping malls in driving change. ⏱️ Timeline00:00 – Introduction and welcome. 00:30 – The elevator pitch: What is Good On You? 02:13 – How the platform works: From mobile apps to web directories. 04:17 – Good On You’s early years and evolution as a social impact business. 05:36 – Working with retailers and brands: Partnerships that scale impact. 06:49 – The significance of consumer-driven choices in sustainability. 08:17 – Addressing overconsumption and fostering durable fashion. 12:05 – The role of regulation vs. consumer power. 14:14 – Brands leading the way in sustainability: From Patagonia to Nudie Jeans. 18:32 – Exploring innovative business models and circular fashion solutions. 29:11 – Electrifying the supply chain: A lever for impactful change. 31:55 – Good On You’s vision for 2025: Expanding into new sectors and global markets. 38:09 – Reflections and advice for entrepreneurs entering the climate tech space. 🌍 Ready to discover more innovative climate tech solutions? Here's what you can do: ▶️ SUBSCRIBE to never miss an episode featuring amazing founders solving climate challenges! → https://www.youtube.com/@climatesalad...🎧 Follow The Mix on your favorite podcast platform to listen on the go → https://the-mix-fm.captivate.fm/listen📧 Visit dayone.fm/shows/the-mix/newsletter and sign up for our newsletter to have these stories delivered straight to your inbox 🔄 Share this episode with others who care about climate innovation! --- The Mix is part of the Day One podcast network - dedicated to founders, operators and investors building a better tomorrow. 🌐 Website: https://dayone.fm/ The Mix is powered by Climate Salad. Join the Australian Climate Tech Community. Together, we help Australian companies build innovations to solve global environmental problems. 🌐 Website: https://climatesalad.com/ This podcast...

19/01/2025

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42 min
03/03/2025

Brewing Palm Oil in a Lab: Tom Collier on the Future of Sustainable Ingredients with Levur

Episode Summary🌿Brewing a Sustainable Future with Lab-Grown Palm Oil – Mick Liubinskas sits down with Tom Collier, CEO and co-founder of Levur, to uncover how precision fermentation is transforming the palm oil industry. Palm oil is found in 50% of supermarket products and 70% of cosmetics, yet its production is a major driver of deforestation, biodiversity loss, and carbon emissions. Levur is tackling this crisis by using synthetic biology to brew palm oil in a lab, eliminating the need for rainforest destruction. Tom shares his journey from molecular biology to entrepreneurship, the challenges of scaling biotech solutions, and why global regulations and corporate demand are accelerating the shift to sustainable alternatives. From waste-to-feedstock innovation to mass fermentation at industrial scale, this episode explores how lab-grown palm oil could reshape the future of food, cosmetics, and climate tech. 💡 Tune in to learn why regulation, consumer pressure, and cost-efficiency are aligning to drive massive change—and why sustainable solutions must not only be greener but cheaper and better to win the market! ⏱️ Time Stamps00:00 – Introduction: Live from Macquarie University’s Synthetic Biology Lab 00:24 – Meet Tom Collier and Levur’s mission to brew palm oil 01:07 – The devastating impact of palm oil production 02:05 – Why global demand for palm oil is set to quadruple by 2050 03:12 – How microbes and precision fermentation create sustainable palm oil 06:11 – Why palm oil is used in everything from chocolate to shampoo 08:43 – Scaling up: From lab samples to industrial fermentation 12:03 – Overcoming biotech manufacturing bottlenecks 16:01 – The challenge of making sustainable products cost-competitive 18:44 – How waste feedstocks can power a circular economy 19:38 – Why Europe’s palm oil regulations are a game-changer for Levur 22:08 – The $70M ton problem: Can lab-grown palm oil scale fast enough? 24:14 – 2025 goals: Delivering first samples and proving market fit 26:29 – The path to mass adoption and commercial success Resources Mentioned🔗Levur – Brewing sustainable palm oil with precision fermentation 🤝Levur’s Linkedin🙋🏻‍♂️Tom’s Linkedin🌱 EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) – Banning unsustainable palm oil imports 📊 Australian Genome Foundry – Supporting synthetic biology startups 🔬 Macquarie University’s Synthetic Biology Lab – Cutting-edge research in bioengineering 📖 Net Positive by Paul Polman – How businesses can lead sustainability transformations 🌍 Ready to discover more innovative climate tech solutions? Here's what you can do: ▶️ SUBSCRIBE to never miss an episode featuring amazing founders solving climate challenges! → / @climatesalad. . 🎧 Follow The Mix on your favorite podcast platform to listen on the go → https://the-mix-fm.captivate.fm/listen📧 Visit dayone.fm/shows/the-mix/newsletter and sign up for our newsletter to have these stories delivered straight to your inbox 🔄 Share this...

03/03/2025

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33 min
04/06/2024

Co-Operty Co-Founder Lynda Coker Discusses Co-Ownership and Housing Affordability

Episode Summary:In this engaging episode of Fintechfun, Chris Titley welcomes Lynda Coker, the innovative co-founder of Co-Operty, to discuss the evolution of her career and the inception of her groundbreaking venture. Linda offers a glimpse into her journey, detailing her transition from the structured world of corporate finance to the dynamic realm of startups. Following her return to Australia and a trip around the world's vibrant startup hubs, Lynda sheds light on the significance of co-ownership in today's housing market. Co-Operty, her venture co-founded with Liz Rochaix, embodies a solution that grants people collaborative pathways to property ownership. Lynda describes the legal and fractional aspects of co-ownership, tenancy in common, and the importance of having flexible property investment strategies. Key Takeaways:Lynda Coker's extensive background in financial services and venture investment has culminated in the launch of Co-Operty, a fintech platform aiming to make co-ownership of property straightforward and accessible.Co-ownership is posited as a viable solution to the housing affordability crisis, with tenancy in common providing a more flexible and protective form of property ownership.Co-Operty's MVP primarily targets cohorts such as flatmates, friends, family, and parents seeking to assist their children into the property market, often referred to as the 'Bank of Mum and Dad'.Partners such as mortgage brokers play a crucial role in Co-Operty's engagement strategy, helping inform product development tailored to the needs identified at the forefront of the housing market.Lynda aspires to expand Co-Operty's offering, envisioning the evolution of their MVP to address broader use cases, white-label services, and potentially the introduction of a fractional loan product. Notable Quotes:"Co-ownership is a real...well, it's not the only solution, but we see it as a solution to address housing affordability." – Lynda Coker"I just feel like it's never been very well understood. It's not being digitized, and it's time to sort of empower it and bring it to life..." – LLynda Coker on co-ownership."...it's a better way to help your children and actually help yourself or selves is not gifting the money and co-owning the property." – Lynda Coker on parents investing in property with their children."We want to use this phase to really sort of test and learn." – Lynda Coker on Co-Operty's launch and beta phase."One place I missed off...and I would love to go back to is the Galápagos." – Lynda Coker Thanks to our sponsors for helping to make this episode of Fintechfun possible: Vanta: Join 7,000 global companies like Atlassian and Dovetail that use Vanta to build trust and prove security in real-time. Get 10% off This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podtrac - https://analytics.podtrac.com/privacy-policy-gdrp Spotify Ad Analytics - https://www.spotify.com/us/legal/ad-analytics-privacy-policy/

04/06/2024

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19 min
13/06/2023

Melissa Donnelly - Affinity Communications

Today we chat to Melissa Donnelly from Affinity Communications. The firm is a strategic communications agency for businesses that are serious about growth or transformation. Their clients want expert advice to help them find and amplify their voices. Melissa and I chat about the importance of branding, trust, integrity as well as some tips for fintech founders. We also chat about her cooking! This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podtrac - https://analytics.podtrac.com/privacy-policy-gdrp Spotify Ad Analytics - https://www.spotify.com/us/legal/ad-analytics-privacy-policy/

13/06/2023

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21 min
10/04/2023

Ben Gleisner - Cogo

Cogo is a carbon footprint management product that helps individuals and businesses to measure, understand and reduce their impact on the climate. Cogo does this through partnerships with some of the world's largest banks to integrate leading carbon-tracking functionality into their banking apps. Cogo uses best-in-class models to provide accurate ways to measure carbon emissions specific to local markets and cutting edge behavioural science techniques to nudge customers to make more sustainable choice. Fintechfun is produced by Sub11. Sub11 is a joint venture between Chris Titley and Euphemia (Investment partner) telling stories of fintechs and founders whilst using broader content as the catalyst to enable fintech companies to grow. For more information www.sub11.com.au The information in this website is prepared by Sub11 Pty Ltd ACN: 658 287 220 CAR: 001301214, who is an authorised representative of Cache Investment Management Ltd (ACN 624 306 430 AFSL 514 360) (Cache). All information is general information only and does not take into account your personal circumstances, financial situation or needs This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podtrac - https://analytics.podtrac.com/privacy-policy-gdrp Spotify Ad Analytics - https://www.spotify.com/us/legal/ad-analytics-privacy-policy/

10/04/2023

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20 min
25/04/2023

Andrew Ellett : Co-Founder - HelpPay

Today we chat to Andrew Ellett from HelpPay. With HelpPay you can turn any bill into a shareable link that makes it super easy for anyone to help you pay it. Andrew discusses how the idea came about, the transition to full time, the traction, the use cases and the future. Fintechfun is produced by Sub11. Sub11 is a joint venture between Chris Titley and Euphemia (Investment partner) telling stories of fintechs and founders whilst using broader content as the catalyst to enable fintech companies to grow. For more information www.sub11.com.au The information in this website is prepared by Sub11 Pty Ltd ACN: 658 287 220 CAR: 001301214, who is an authorised representative of Cache Investment Management Ltd (ACN 624 306 430 AFSL 514 360) (Cache). All information is general information only and does not take into account your personal circumstances, financial situation or needs This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podtrac - https://analytics.podtrac.com/privacy-policy-gdrp Spotify Ad Analytics - https://www.spotify.com/us/legal/ad-analytics-privacy-policy/

25/04/2023

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26 min
27/03/2023

Dan Rutter and Josh Lehman - Digital Surge - Australian Crypto Exchange

In today's podcast we chat to Dan Rutter and Josh Lehman from Digital Surge. In this episode we talk about the history of the business, the FTX saga, Voluntary Administration, the process to rescue the company and version two of the company. Fintechfun is produced by Sub11. Sub11 is a joint venture between Chris Titley and Euphemia (Investment partner) telling stories of fintechs and founders whilst using broader content as the catalyst to enable fintech companies to grow. For more information www.sub11.com.au The information in this website is prepared by Sub11 Pty Ltd ACN: 658 287 220 CAR: 001301214, who is an authorised representative of Cache Investment Management Ltd (ACN 624 306 430 AFSL 514 360) (Cache). All information is general information only and does not take into account your personal circumstances, financial situation or needs This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podtrac - https://analytics.podtrac.com/privacy-policy-gdrp Spotify Ad Analytics - https://www.spotify.com/us/legal/ad-analytics-privacy-policy/

27/03/2023

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34 min

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