Author: Dylan Welch

Scientists and CEOs are seeing the importance of communicating Deep Tech ideas in a way that the average person can get interested in.

Going Green had the chance to talk to Chris Melley is the CEO of Rogue Energy Ventures about his experience disrupting the central power grid.

Finding ambitious talent is a challenge that every company faces. When it comes to cleantech companies and creating sustainable businesses, filling open positions with the right people can make or break a company. Because of this, we invited Suzanne Rey to join us on Going Green to discuss her experience finding talent in renewable energy and cleantech finance.

Eco-Friendly watches lead the way In sustainable fashion with companies like the Swedish based Triwa, creating watches from recycled plastic.

Going Green had the chance to meet Bill Lauto a Publisher, Speaker, Environmental Scientist focsed on Green Technology Advancements

Going Green sat down with Aptera Co-CEO, Steve Fambro, to learn about the future of electric vehicles and energy efficient transportation.

Going Green had the chance to sit down with Katherine Ryzhaya, CEO at Marvel Power Group, to learn about her journey to working in renewable energy.

Going Green had the chance to sit own Aaron Fyke, the Founder of Thin Line Capital, to discuss his experience in financing a sustainable future.

Building sustainable and green energy infrastructure is no easy task. It involves multiple different industries, technologies, and people all working together. Going Green had the chance to talk to Steve Hanawalt, the Executive Vice President at Power Factors, LLC, about his experience delivering software and services to make renewable energy the world’s leading power generation source, and work towards creating 100% green energy infrastructure.

Going Green is focusing on sharing content that combines cleantech, biotech, health, and sustainability, to educate people about how they can use technology to live more healthy, environmentally friendly lives. We had the chance to talk with Ananth Subramanian, the CEO of HDgtl & Group, a company focused on solving market voids in digital health.

Going Green had the chance to sit down with Sean Spicer, a veteran, author, podcaster, and self-proclaimed anarchist to learn about framing the modern workplace and the exciting things he is working on in cloud transformation.

Andrea Krell discusses her business goals to emerge with marketshare from a billion dollar sustainable cannabis industry.

Going Green is excited to feature Swati Pandey, the Co-founder & CEO of Arboreal on the podcast, and first wanted to dive deeper and learn more about how she is combining biotechnology and natural food ingredients.

Going Green had the chance to sit down with Trent Roser and learn about his experience as plastic manufacturer turned sustainable CEO.

Going Green was wondering what someone could do to make a difference, and we put together the trifecta – how to live more sustainably.

Going Green creates their top ten list of episodes of scientists, CEOS, and sustainable leaders that have been on the show.

Going Green put together some easy to digest information about the biggest problems we face (and some solutions).

Going Green had the chance to meet Ascanio Vitale, the CEO of Stop CO2 and Flyzen. Ascanio has a fascinating story about a lengthy career working and being active in the green and sustainable space. As a CEO and Activist, Ascanio shares his story and how we can work together as human beings to make the world a more environmentally friendly place. Tell us a little bit about how you became a CEO and Activist: With a dual background in engineering – aerospace (Polytechnic of Naples) and electronics (University College London) – I have always focused my career on the…

Going Green had the chance to sit down with Chris Donohue, the Managing Director at Global Association of Risk Professionals (GARP), which is a not-for-profit membership organization, founded in 1996, focused on elevating the practice of risk management, to talk about climate risk management capability. Chris, thanks for being here. Tell us a little bit about you and GARP: I am the managing director at Global Association of Risk Professionals (GARP), which is a not-for-profit membership organization, founded in 1996, focused on elevating the practice of risk management. What is your role in the company: I work as the Managing…

Going Green is excited to share this interview with you about investing in sustainability with Gordon Power.