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Did you know that coffee is one of the world’s most traded commodities?

Did you know that coffee beans weigh 20% less after roasting?

That’s 20% less mass to ship around the world. And by roasting coffee at the place of harvest, we can skip unnecessary shipping to roasting facilities.

This is some of the supply chain efficiency opportunities that Mike Coates discovered when he investigated the coffee supply chain. He was analyzing with an unusual perspective - He wasn’t looking for where to save money, make more profit and compete. He was looking for how to help Colombian coffee farmers out of poverty and child labour.

This is an interesting story about discovering hidden opportunities by taking a different perspective. A perspective looking for how to give, rather than how to get.


https://www.netzerocoffee.co.uk/
Not 1 bean youtube channel
Climate Solutions Live youtube channel

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Our guest, Mike Coates: https://www.linkedin.com/in/coatesmichael/
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Maria Monica C. for post production. https://www.linkedin.com/in/mmcabahug92/
Martin Quach for hosting the show. https://www.linkedin.com/in/iammartinquach/

Consider that there are no failures in sustainability.

Any action with good intentions for the environment will lead you forward.

The results and the learnings give you a new place to stand with new openings for action in your climate leadership.

Discover the environmental opportunities and actions that you can take as a business leader from Sam who has advised 30+ companies with a market cap of 100m+ on their sustainability strategy. All the way from executive incentive schemes to waste recycling in the office.

Here is more information about Chevron’s executive incentive scheme that Sam mentions in the episode. https://www.reuters.com/business/sustainable-business/chevron-faces-shareholder-proposals-climate-change-filing-2021-04-08/

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Our guest, Samantha Bilski-Madiou: https://www.linkedin.com/in/samantha-bilski-madiou/
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Maria Monica C. for post production. https://www.linkedin.com/in/mmcabahug92/
Martin Quach for hosting the show. https://www.linkedin.com/in/iammartinquach/

In this episode we explore the inherent nature of the climate change challenge. We can’t win individually - we can only win together. If we all work together. It requires a different type of thinking!

“We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.” Albert Einstein.

We discover the sustainability journey of Shypple, a Series A funded digital freight forwarding startup out of the Netherlands. Vakis, the VP of Marketing, shares the ambitious climate objective they set for themselves. Offsetting 10x the carbon footprint they leave.

We cover how Vakis and Shypple build climate action into their product to enable their customers and the shipping industry to work together in achieving sustainability.

The climate and ESG advisor that Vakis Rigas mentions during the episode is Harald Walkate - https://www.linkedin.com/in/harald-walkate-022227/

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Our guest, Vakis Rigas: linkedin.com/in/vakisr/
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Maria Monica C. for post production. https://www.linkedin.com/in/mmcabahug92/
Martin Quach for hosting the show. https://www.linkedin.com/in/iammartinquach/

Have you ever wondered how effective nature is at removing CO2 from the atmosphere?

We hear this question a lot.

In this episode we cover how to calculate the amount of carbon that a reforestation project removes from the atmosphere and how to calculate a project’s carbon curve. Step by step!

If you are a carbon project developer, business and climate leader or carbon broker - you will find this video useful!

Thank you Camilla Werl, Biologist, Limnologist and Project Specialist at Vlinder, and our host Martin Quach.

#carboncurve #climateaction #carbonsequestration #carbonremoval #bluecarbon #mangroves #carboncredit

In this episode we talk with Drew Gerber. He shares how he found inspiration for his leadership within. Drew is a perfect example of a person leading by example. He’s the humble CEO of Wasabi Publicity, he’s American and he doesn’t own a car. He uses public transportation. For most Americans, that is unheard of.

Drew always had an interest for the planet we live on. He was inspired by a campaign he remembered from his childhood where litter was discarded through the window of a car - and he instinctively knew that this couldn’t continue.

Drew took this on in life and career and is leading with his example…

Thank you for sharing your journey and inspiration with us Drew.

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Our guest, Drew Gerber: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ldrewgerber/
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Maria Monica C. for post production.
Martin Quach for hosting the show. https://www.linkedin.com/in/iammartinquach/

Look around you.

Take inspiration from something you care about.

That’s a great place to start aligning your career and business with your purpose.

That’s what Simon did. As an avid sailor, Simon loves the ocean and used that as an inspiration to challenge and rethink how he runs his business, looking beyond the horizon!

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Our guest, Simon Paag: https://www.linkedin.com/in/simonpaag/
The Climate Action framework of the UN: https://unfccc.int/climate-action/climate-neutral-now
The EU Climate Law signed in July 2021: https://ec.europa.eu/clima/eu-action/european-green-deal/european-climate-law_en
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R-fonic for the intro and outro jingle.
Maria Monica C. for post production.
Martin Quach for hosting the show. https://www.linkedin.com/in/iammartinquach/