Which one would you choose: ethics or money? Your host, Mohammed Abdalla found a way to choose both. 

 

Mohammed, also known as “Mo,” was interested in the energy sector for the same reason most people pursue any career: money. After wading through courses of oil and gas law, feeling unfulfilled in his first post-grad job, questioning the ethics of fracking, and eventually being let go – Mo realized these corporations were not operating in the Good Faith their contracts claimed. 

 

On this episode of Thinking Green, Mohammed explains the struggles, epiphanies, and discoveries he made along his entrepreneurial journey. Through the generosity of a few mentors, he was able to bring his vision to life. Listen in for an episode that will inspire you to reconsider your impact on the planet.  

 

What You'll Learn:

• What factors drove Mohammed from a gas and oil landman to a renewable energy entrepreneur
• Why travel, connections, and self-discovery inspired his mission to make a truly positive social impact
• How Mohammed took his vision and interests and built a successful, profitable business that also benefits society  
• And much more!

 

“Renewable energy is inherently good faith. It's good for the planet and it's faithful to the society and to the future of the generations that are going to come after us.”

 

• Mohammed Abdalla

 

 

How to Get Involved:

Mohammed Abdalla is the Founder & CEO of Good Faith Energy and its subsidiary companies. He has grossed over $30m in lifetime sales – building his business off a small, $40,000 loan into the 50+ employee company it is today. He has a lifelong passion and dedication to the pursuit of renewable energy and its social impact.

 

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