August 28, 2024 11:00 AM

Beyond the climate crisis: solving problems with tech solutions

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Speakers
Liza Rubinstein
Co-Founder & Head of Impact
Carolina Echecopar
Investment Analyst
Eva van Hilten
Climate Tech Investment Analyst

We know you are aware of the climate crisis. But what isn’t talked about enough are the innovative solutions to our climate problems.

Designed for forward-thinking, strategic investors like you, this webinar will be led by Liza Rubinstein, Co-Founder and Head of Impact, and our Impact team. During the session, we will:

⛽️  Introduce key sector's emission problem
💡  Focus on breakthrough tech solutions, from early growth innovations to late-stage deployment, building our net zero economy
🙋  Highlight how your capital holds the power to drive positive change
🔭  Discuss how government, corporate and consumers can help

Plus, they will invite you to ask any questions you might have!

Don't miss this opportunity to explore climate tech innovations that address the crisis and offer exciting investment opportunities.

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