Mike Korchinsky, protecting forests in Congo and Kenya with local communities
Ecosystem restoration together with local communities in Kenya and Congo: an interview with Mike Korchinsky, founder and CEO of WildlifeWorks.
Tag: impact investing
Chuck de Liedekerke – We need more regenerative and financially literate farm managers
Chuck de Liedekerke, co-founder of SoilCapital, on why we need more regenerative and financially literate farm managers.
Armin Steuernagel on how to keep a mission driven company independent and raise capital
Armin Steuernagel, entrepreneur in food, co-founder of the Purpose Network and impact investor. The Purpose Network helps companies to stay independent and mission driven for the long term.
Victor Friedberg, 30m available for food moonshots
Victor Friedberg is co-founder of FoodShot Global (www.foodshot.org) a platform catalysing food system innovation. FoodShot is an ecosystem of world-class, mission aligned venture funds, banks, corporate strategic investors, and foundations that provide equity, debt, non-dilutive capital, and industry resources.
Kevin Egolf, how (retail) investors can provide land access to regen farmers
Kevin Egolf is the Chief Financial Officer of Iroquois Valley Farms (iroquoisvalleyfarms.com), a restorative farmland finance company providing land access to organic family farmers, with a focus on the next generation.
Martijn Blom, investing 15m into regen food/agri companies in Sub Saharan Africa
Entrepreneur turned impact investor with a new found passion for SOIL: an interview withMartijn Blom, senior manager investor relationships at Hivos Impact Investments, the impact investment arm of a large dutch NGO.
Esther Park, CEO of Cienega capital, on impact investing in regen ag and food
The CEO of Cienega Capital and founder of #NOREGRETS initiative, Esther Park talking about investing in Regenerative Agriculture.
Aymeric Jung and Josep Segarra – From Lehman Brothers to rebuilding the food system
Aymeric Jung and Josep Segarra of Quadia Capital (www.quadia.ch) have been investing in regenerative agriculture and food companies for a few years and put more than 10M to work.
Volkert Engelsman: “Organic isn’t too expensive, chemical is too cheap”
The biggest threat to sustainability is anonymity. Recorded at the office of Eosta a conversation with Volkert Engelsman, CEO of Eosta, international distributor of fresh organic and fair fruits and vegetables.
Les Szabo on why Dr Bronner’s, a soap company, leads the regenerative agriculture revolution?
The head of constructive capital at Dr Bronner’s explains why they are investing in regenerative agriculture