What if the fastest way to save Earth was to build a village on the Moon?That's not science fiction. That's the radical, rigorously-thought-through proposition behind Project Moon Hut — and at the centre of it is David Goldsmith, one of the world's most provocative innovation thinkers and the architect of the Mearth (Moon + Earth) economic system.In this episode of Radical Truth, host Robert Rubinstein, Founder of TBLI Group — one of the world's leading voices on sustainable finance, ESG, and impact investing — sits down with David Goldsmith, Co-Founder of the Project Moon Hut Foundation, the organisation working in collaboration with NASA-affiliated researchers, scientists, and innovators to establish a sustainable human presence on the Moon — for the explicit purpose of solving the converging crises facing Earth.David is a global futurist, paradigm-shift thinker, and the developer of the Innovation methodology used by governments, Fortune 500 companies, and universities worldwide. Through Project Moon Hut, he is building the case that lunar infrastructure is not an escape plan — it is leverage. Leverage to accelerate clean energy, regenerative agriculture, advanced materials, water systems, climate resilience, and a new economic model that integrates Moon and Earth into a single, mutually-reinforcing ecosystem.In this conversation, we explore:-Why a Moon Hut — and why now? The thinking that flips space exploration on its head-The Mearth ecosystem: how lunar innovation drives Earth-side breakthroughs in energy, food, water, and shelter-Why incremental thinking is failing the climate crisis — and what radical, exponential thinking looks like instead-The role of capital, investors, and business in financing humanity's next leap-How space-based innovation has historically delivered the technologies we now take for granted on Earth-Why David believes solving Earth's mega-problems requires us to look far beyond Earth-The moral, economic, and civilisational stakes of getting this decade rightThis is a conversation about radical truth: that the scale of our problems demands a scale of imagination most leaders are still afraid to access — and that the boldest path forward may also be the most practical one.🌖 Learn more & take action: https://projectmoonhut.org💼 TBLI Group: https://www.tbligroup.com🎧 Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3h3sUhuclxb2BETNEXY1mN⏱ TIMESTAMPS00:00 – Introduction02:30 – Who is David Goldsmith? From innovation methodology to the Moon08:00 – What is Project Moon Hut? The origin story and the NASA connection14:00 – The Mearth ecosystem explained: Moon and Earth as one system22:00 – Why space is the leverage point for solving Earth's crises30:00 – Climate, energy, food, water: the Earth-side breakthroughs38:00 – The role of investors, capital, and business in funding the next leap44:00 – Radical truth: what it will take to act at the scale the moment demands(Update timestamps after editing)#ProjectMoonHut #DavidGoldsmith #SpaceInnovation #ClimateAction #FutureOfHumanity #Mearth #MoonHut #LunarEconomy #SpaceEconomy #Innovation #Sustainability #ClimateCrisis #Exploration #NASA #SpaceTech #Futurism #RadicalTruth #RadicalTruthPodcast #RobertRubinstein #TBLIGroup #ImpactInvesting #SustainableFinance #ESG #DeepTech #SpaceForEarth #NewEconomy

Welcome to the TBLI Radical Truth Podcast — the platform dedicated to the pioneers redefining the purpose of capital.  Real experience. Real results. No greenwashing. For over 25 years, TBLI Group has been the world’s leading ESG and impact investing network—educating, advising, and connecting investors to build a sustainable and equitable future.

I'm your host, Robert Rubinstein, and today we're diving into one of the most urgent and transformative conversations of our time.

My guest is Jojo Mehta, co-founder of Stop Ecocide International — the movement working to make the destruction of nature a crime under international law. We'll explore what ecocide law actually means, why it matters for business, finance, and governance, and how making it an international crime could fundamentally reshape the way corporations and governments relate to the natural world.

We'll talk about the momentum building globally, the resistance from powerful interests, and why Jojo believes that changing the law can change the logic of the entire economic system. This is about more than environmentalism — it's about accountability, moral courage, and what it truly means to lead in a world on the edge.

This is TBLI Radical Truth Podcast.

#StopEcocide #EcocideLaw #RadicalTruth #TBLIPodcast #Sustainability #ImpactInvesting #ESG #NatureRights #ClimateJustice #ResponsibleBusiness #PurposeOfCapital #GreenFinance #CorporateAccountability #EnvironmentalLaw #JojoMehta #Podcast #Leadership #SystemsChange #CapitalMarkets #Regenerative

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Welcome to the TBLi Radical Truth Podcast, where we challenge the fundamental assumptions shaping how we lead, organize, and create value in a rapidly changing world.In an era defined by VUCA (Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, and Ambiguity), traditional leadership models are no longer sufficient. In this episode, we are joined by Stefan Beiten, a serial entrepreneur and the visionary founder of The Argonauts, to discuss a transformative evolution in organizational culture: Conscious Intelligence (CQ).The New Equation: $IQ + EQ = CQ$Stefan argues that for leadership to scale and for cultural transformation to truly take root, we must move beyond raw intelligence and emotional awareness. He introduces a new formula for the modern leader: Conscious Intelligence. By "Creating Conversational Fluency™"—a collective language rooted in radical trust—organizations can finally bridge the gap between their higher purpose and the bottom line.In this episode, we explore:The CQ Advantage: Why expanding consciousness is the ultimate solution for both global impact and financial performance.Psychological Safety: How to build high-trust environments where innovation actually thrives instead of being stifled by fear.Measuring Purpose: Concrete strategies for identifying and engaging the most mission-aligned members of any team.Democratizing Leadership: Shifting the power dynamic to foster collective responsibility and agility."To change the world, we must change the way we communicate. Trust isn't just a feeling—it’s a fluency." — Stefan BeitenAbout TBLI Radical TruthReal experience. Real results. No greenwashing. For over 25 years, TBLI Group has been the world’s leading ESG and impact investing network—educating, advising, and connecting investors to build a sustainable and equitable future.Let's begin our conversation with Stefan Beiten on Conscious Intelligence and the future of leadership.This is TBL Radical Truth Podcast.#tbliradicaltruth #ConsciousLeadership #CQ #FutureOfWork #VUCA #LeadershipDevelopment #ESG #ImpactInvesting #StefanBeiten #TheArgonauts #PsychologicalSafety #EthicalBusiness #SustainableSuccess

In this TBLI Talk, Rennie Hoare — Partner and Head of Philanthropy at C. Hoare & Co., the UK's oldest private bank — shares the 20-year journey to total portfolio impact: 100% of reserves invested to deliver positive social and environmental outcomes alongside financial returns.

Since 1985, the Golden Bottle Trust (which donates 10% of the bank's annual profits) has made over 10,000 grants aligned with the UN's 17 Sustainable Development Goals. But Rennie recognised that grants alone weren't enough. The investment portfolio had to align too.

In this episode:

• How to move from a single VC impact fund to 100% SDG-aligned investing
• Using donor-advised funds (DAFs) as tools for values-led philanthropy
• Why most philanthropic capital funds the very problems grants try to solve — and how total portfolio impact fixes that
• Practical lessons from transforming a legacy institution over two decades
• How family offices and foundations can align investment strategy with mission

The key insight: Most philanthropic capital sits in traditional investments funding fossil fuels and extractive industries, while grants attempt to solve the problems those investments create. Total portfolio impact eliminates that contradiction.

This episode is essential listening for family offices, foundation trustees, wealth managers, ESG professionals, and anyone serious about making capital work for people and planet.

ABOUT TBLI RADICAL TRUTH Real experience. Real results. No greenwashing. TBLI Group is the world's leading ESG and impact investing network — educating, advising, and connecting investors for 25 years.

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The True Story of Davos: How a Swiss Mountaintop Meeting Became the World's Most Powerful Annual Gathering

What if the world's most influential economic forum started as a small academic conference in the Swiss Alps? Barbara Erskine was there for the transformation—and in this episode of TBLI Radical Truth, she reveals what really happened behind the scenes.

As Director and Executive Board Member of the World Economic Forum from 1990-2000, Barbara led the media strategy that turned Davos from a regional business gathering into the defining global platform for stakeholder capitalism, ESG leadership, and climate action. This is the unfiltered story of how it happened—the strategic decisions, the relationships built, the moments that mattered.

We explore: How did Klaus Schwab's vision gain traction with heads of state and Fortune 500 CEOs? What made global leaders willing to trek to a mountaintop each January? How did strategic communications transform a niche event into essential attendance for anyone serious about shaping capitalism's future? And what can impact investors, ESG professionals, and sustainable finance practitioners learn from the WEF's rise about positioning, narrative power, and building movements?

Barbara also shares battle-tested lessons on building media relationships, launching global initiatives, and crafting messages that cut through noise—insights directly applicable to anyone working in impact investing, corporate sustainability, or climate finance today.

This isn't hagiography. It's an insider's honest assessment of how influence actually works, how stakeholder capitalism went mainstream, and why Davos became the annual pilgrimage for the world's economic elite.

Why This Matters for Impact Investors & ESG Professionals:Understanding how the World Economic Forum shaped the global ESG conversation helps us see where sustainable finance came from—and where it's headed. Barbara's story reveals the power dynamics, communication strategies, and relationship-building that turned abstract concepts like "triple bottom line" and "stakeholder capitalism" into business orthodoxy.

About Barbara Erskine:Director & Executive Board Member, World Economic Forum (1990-2000) | European Editor, Wired Magazine | Former strategist for New York Times Paris Bureau and French government | Expert in global media relations and strategic communications

About TBLI Radical Truth:TBLI Radical Truth brings you unfiltered conversations with the people building sustainable finance, driving ESG integration, and transforming capitalism from the inside. No corporate spin. No greenwashing. Just honest insights from practitioners who've been in the arena.

Hosted by Robert Rubinstein, founder of TBLI Group—the world's leading ESG and impact investing network advancing sustainable finance for 25 years.

#RadicalTruth #Davos #WorldEconomicForum #WEF #ESG #ImpactInvesting #StakeholderCapitalism #SustainableFinance #ClimateAction #ESGLeadership #MediaStrategy #CorporateCommunications #GlobalLeadership #SustainabilityPodcast

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ESG Frontline Practitioner's Guide: Social Impact & Development Finance in Southeast Asia

What does ESG implementation actually look like on the ground in development projects? Anthony Zola has spent decades finding out—and in this TBLI Radical Truth Podcast, he reveals the unfiltered truth about social safeguards, resettlement challenges, and why lenders' technical advisors face resistance from the communities they're trying to help.

Anthony Zola is a leading authority on development economics and ESG implementation in Southeast Asia's Greater Mekong Subregion. With extensive experience leading policy research and technical assistance projects for the Asian Development Bank (ADB), World Bank, UN agencies, bilateral donors, and private sector clients, Anthony specializes in the messy realities of implementing environmental, social, and governance standards in agricultural development, infrastructure projects, and rural development across emerging markets.

What You'll Learn:

• ESG Social Practitioner's Essentials - Ground-level insights on implementing ESG standards in development projects, far from sanitized board reports
• The Technical Advisor Challenge - Why lenders' ESG advisors face resistance from project implementers and how to bridge the gap between compliance and local realities
• Development Finance & ESG Reality Check - Which multilateral development banks genuinely prioritize ESG standards versus box-checking exercises
• Greater Mekong Subregion Case Studies - Real-world ESG implementation challenges and solutions in agricultural policy, infrastructure, involuntary resettlement, and rural development
• Social Protection Frameworks - Practical approaches to resettlement and community development in resource-constrained, politically complex environments

Why This Matters:

Development finance institutions move billions into infrastructure, agriculture, and rural development across emerging markets. ESG standards should ensure investments help—not harm—local communities. But implementation is where ideals meet reality, and the gap can be devastating for affected populations.

Anthony shares candid insights from decades in the arena: political dynamics that undermine social protection, institutional incentives prioritizing project approval over community outcomes, and practical strategies ESG practitioners use to navigate contradictions and deliver real social impact.

About Anthony Zola:Development economist in the Greater Mekong Subregion specializing in agricultural policy research, social protection, involuntary resettlement, and technical assistance. Led projects for Asian Development Bank, World Bank, UN agencies, bilateral donors, private sector, and NGOs across Southeast Asia.

About TBLI Radical Truth Podcast:TBLI Radical Truth Podcast features ESG frontline practitioners, impact investors, and sustainable finance leaders. Real experience from the field. No sanitized reports.

Part of TBLI Group—the world's leading ESG and impact investing network for 25 years.

Learn more: https://www.tbligroup.com

#TBLIRadicalTruth #ESG #DevelopmentFinance #SocialImpact #AsianDevelopmentBank #WorldBank #ESGCompliance #SocialSafeguards #ImpactInvesting #GreaterMekongSubregion #SoutheastAsia #AgriculturalDevelopment #SocialProtection #DevelopmentEconomics #ESGPractitioner #InvoluntaryResettlement #SustainableDevelopment #ESGImplementation #MultilateralDevelopment #InternationalDevelopment

How do you transform century-old aid organizations into financially sustainable social enterprises? Henri van Eeghen has done it multiple times—and in this TBLI Radical Truth Podcast, he reveals the strategies that work.

Henri van Eeghen is Former CEO of New Energy Nexus—the world's leading organization supporting clean energy entrepreneurs and climate tech startups globally. With extensive international experience transforming traditional development organizations into financially sustainable social enterprises, Henri previously served as CEO of both KIT Royal Tropical Institute and Synergos Institute, Chief Operating Officer of Cordaid (the Netherlands' largest NGO), and held senior roles at Mercy Corps and the Van Eeghen Group family business.

What You'll Learn:

• Transforming NGOs into Social Enterprises - Groundbreaking strategies for converting century-old aid organizations into agile social enterprises with radical transparency and financial sustainability
• Clean Energy Entrepreneurship - How to support climate tech entrepreneurs and clean energy startups through incubators, accelerators, and investment programs that drive energy transition at scale
• Radical Transparency in Development Finance - Why transparency and accountability are essential for sustainable development organizations and how to implement them in practice
• Results-Based Financing & Blended Finance - Innovative financial models that combine public, private, and philanthropic capital to accelerate renewable energy deployment in emerging markets
• Supporting Climate Entrepreneurs - Practical approaches to backing climate entrepreneurs in resource-constrained environments and fragile states
• Shifting Power to Local Leaders - How to move from top-down international development to locally-led solutions that create lasting impact
• Pathways to Self-Sustainability - Creating transitions from traditional development funding dependency to self-sustaining social impact organizations aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals

Why This Matters:

Traditional development organizations face an existential challenge: donor dependency creates financial fragility and limits impact. Henri demonstrates how private sector partnerships, innovative financial models, and sustainable business practices can transform aid organizations into resilient social enterprises.

From pioneering results-based healthcare financing and impact investment funds in fragile states with Cordaid, to building collaborative philanthropic networks and empowering local leadership with Synergos, Henri's work proves that development organizations can achieve both financial sustainability and greater social impact.

About Henri van Eeghen:Former CEO of New Energy Nexus, KIT Royal Tropical Institute, and Synergos Institute. International development leader specializing in social enterprise transformation, impact investing, and clean energy entrepreneurship across Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East.

About TBLI Radical Truth Podcast:TBLI Radical Truth Podcast brings you visionary leaders in clean energy finance, social entrepreneurship, and sustainable development building scalable models for climate action and impact investment. Real experience. No sanitized reports.

Part of TBLI Group—the world's leading ESG and impact investing network for 25 years.

Learn more: https://www.tbligroup.com

#TBLIRadicalTruth #CleanEnergy #ClimateEntrepreneurs #SocialEnterprise #ImpactInvesting #NewEnergyNexus #SustainableDevelopment #RenewableEnergy #ClimateTech #BlendedFinance #DevelopmentFinance #SDGs #EnergyTransition #ClimateFinance #Cordaid #Synergos #ResultsBasedFinancing #CleanEnergyStartups #SocialImpact #PhilanthropicNetworks #EmergingMarkets #NetZero #NGOTransformation #FinancialSustainability #RadicalTransparency #ClimateAction #ESGInvesting

Can shareholders force Shell, BP, and ExxonMobil to abandon fossil fuels? Mark van Baal proved they can—and reveals exactly how.

Mark van Baal is founder and executive director of Follow This, the Amsterdam-based shareholder activism organization that's rewriting the rules of climate action. After a decade as a climate journalist inspired by Al Gore's "An Inconvenient Truth," Mark pioneered a revolutionary approach: buying shares in fossil fuel companies and filing shareholder resolutions demanding Paris Agreement alignment.

What started with a €30 share in Shell in 2015 became a global movement mobilizing over €4 trillion in institutional investor assets.

What You'll Learn:

• How shareholder resolutions compel Big Oil to align with Paris Climate goals
• The strategic playbook for climate activism through proxy voting and AGM resolutions
• Why €4 trillion in institutional assets now supports climate resolutions
• Measurable wins: Shell's first climate ambition, BP and Equinor emissions targets
• Why Scope 3 emissions (product emissions) are the real battleground
• How declining fossil fuel demand creates financial risks that activate fiduciary duty
• Practical strategies for using corporate governance to drive decarbonization

Key Insights:

Mark reveals how shareholder engagement drives climate progress where protest and regulation fail. Climate resolutions filed by Follow This triggered Shell's first-ever climate ambition, pushed BP and Equinor to set emissions targets, and forced boardroom conversations about fossil fuel business model sustainability in a net-zero economy.

The strategy: frame climate action as financial risk protection. As fossil fuel demand declines, continued oil and gas investment destroys shareholder value. Climate resolutions focusing on this financial reality activate fiduciary duty—making climate action a legal obligation, not a moral choice.

Mark demonstrates how activist investors use proxy season, AGM voting, and corporate governance to force energy companies to address Scope 3 emissions and stranded asset risks.

Why This Matters:

While climate protests and regulation face political resistance, shareholder activism operates inside the system—using capitalism's mechanisms to drive decarbonization. Follow This proves investors don't need to divest; they can use ownership to force transformation from within.

For anyone holding Big Oil shares (often through pension funds or index funds), this episode reveals how voting rights become climate action tools—and why the energy transition may be won in boardrooms and AGMs, not streets or parliaments.

About Follow This:

Follow This empowers investors to use voting rights to push oil and gas companies toward Paris Agreement goals. Since 2015, Follow This has filed climate resolutions at Shell, BP, ExxonMobil, Chevron, TotalEnergies, and Equinor, securing increasing institutional investor support and forcing measurable climate commitments from Big Oil.

About TBLI Radical Truth:

TBLI Radical Truth brings you unfiltered conversations with climate leaders, activist investors, and ESG practitioners driving systemic change. No greenwashing. No corporate spin. Just honest insights from people in the arena.

Hosted by Robert Rubinstein, founder of TBLI Group—the world's leading ESG and impact investing network for 25 years.

Learn more: https://www.tbligroup.com | Follow This: https://www.follow-this.org

#ShareholderActivism #ClimateAction #FollowThis #ESGInvesting #BigOil #EnergyTransition #ParisAgreement #ClimateResolutions #FossilFuels #ProxySeason #SustainableFinance #NetZero #Scope3Emissions #CorporateGovernance #ImpactInvesting

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Myanmar Crisis 2026: The Hidden Cost of Capital

By January 2026, Myanmar's humanitarian crisis has reached a staggering breaking point: 3.6 million people internally displaced. While the world looks away, the military regime weaponizes the country's natural wealth—jade mining, rare earth minerals, and mega-hydro projects—to fund a war against its own citizens.

In this TBLI Radical Truth Podcast, hosts Robert Rubinstein and Dr. Rieki Crins expose the human cost of irresponsible investment with a courageous Kachin human rights activist working on the ground in Myanmar, gathering evidence of war crimes under a military dictatorship and demanding accountability from a regime operating with total impunity.

What You'll Learn:

• The 2026 Humanitarian Reality - Current state of conflict zones in Kachin, Rakhine, and Shan States, where the UN has documented systematic war crimes, entire villages burned, and ethnic minorities facing genocide-level persecution
• The Finance-War Connection - How extractive industries—jade mining, gold, timber, and rare earth minerals—bankroll the junta through global supply chains, turning natural resources into "blood money"
• The Failure of International Sanctions - Why current global pressures and sanctions regimes are missing the mark and failing to stop capital flows to Myanmar's military regime
• ESG and Responsible Investment - What investors must know about their exposure to Myanmar, how to identify supply chain connections to conflict minerals, and the urgent need for due diligence on extractive industry investments
• Atrocity Documentation - Frontline evidence gathering of war crimes, the risks human rights defenders face, and why international accountability mechanisms have failed to stop the violence
• Weaponized Natural Resources - How mega-hydro projects, jade concessions, and rare earth mineral extraction directly fund military operations against civilian populations

Why This Matters:

The scale of atrocities is chilling. The United Nations has documented systematic war crimes, yet "blood money" continues to flow through global supply chains and extractive industries. This is more than a Myanmar story—it's a wake-up call for global finance.

Investors, pension funds, and multinational corporations may be unknowingly funding a regime committing genocide-level persecution. ESG frameworks and responsible investment policies must confront the reality that capital flows enable atrocities when due diligence fails.

Our guest is a brave voice for the silenced, working at the frontlines under a military dictatorship to expose the hidden cost of capital and demand accountability for crimes against humanity.

About the Episode:

Hosted by Robert Rubinstein, founder of TBLI Group, and Dr. Rieki Crins, cultural anthropologist and co-founder of TBLI. This episode pulls back the curtain on how extractive industries and irresponsible investment enable human rights violations at scale.

Critical Question:Are your investments enabling atrocities?

About TBLI Radical Truth Podcast:

TBLI Radical Truth Podcast is the platform dedicated to pioneers redefining the purpose of capital. We expose the human cost of irresponsible investment and challenge investors to align capital with human rights, climate action, and social justice.

Part of TBLI Group—the world's leading ESG and impact investing network for 25 years.

Learn more: https://www.tbligroup.com

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What if everyday investors could fund renewable energy projects and sustainable startups driving climate solutions—without venture capital connections or millions in capital? Ellen Hensbergen is making it happen, and in this TBLI Radical Truth Podcast, she reveals how equity crowdfunding is democratizing impact investing across Europe.

Ellen Hensbergen is Managing Director Benelux at Invesdor—Europe's leading impact crowdfunding platform. With leadership experience at ABN AMRO and Munt Mortgages, Ellen is pioneering a financial revolution in impact capital and equity crowdfunding, shifting from exclusive venture capital to a pan-European ecosystem where everyday investors fund renewable energy, sustainable startups, and UN Sustainable Development Goals-aligned climate solutions.

What You'll Learn:

• The Fusion of Scale and Sustainability - How Invesdor's merger with Oneplanetcrowd created Europe's largest impact investment platform, proving crowdfunding investors are a powerful force for systemic change in sustainable finance
• Democratizing High-Impact Assets - Why equity crowdfunding is becoming a legitimate alternative to traditional venture capital for sustainable startups at seed and growth stages, opening impact investing to retail investors
• The 2026 Regulatory Landscape - How the European Crowdfunding Service Provider (ECSP) license enables cross-border impact investing to scale across Europe, breaking down barriers that previously limited platforms
• Radical Transparency & Double Returns - How transparent impact measurement allows investors to track social and environmental returns as rigorously as financial performance, delivering measurable ESG outcomes alongside profit
• Real-World Impact Projects - From massive renewable energy projects like Windpark Fryslân to cutting-edge MedTech and circular economy businesses, how equity crowdfunding bridges financial returns with measurable social impact

Why This Matters:

Traditional venture capital and private equity have kept impact investing exclusive—accessible only to wealthy individuals and institutions. Ellen demonstrates how equity crowdfunding democratizes capital markets, enabling anyone to invest in renewable energy, climate tech, and sustainable businesses aligned with their values.

As the ECSP license breaks down cross-border barriers, impact crowdfunding is scaling rapidly. Invesdor and Oneplanetcrowd's merger proves retail investors aren't just a capital source—they're a movement demanding financial returns alongside environmental sustainability and social impact.

About Ellen Hensbergen:Managing Director Benelux at Invesdor. Former leadership at ABN AMRO and Munt Mortgages. Expert in equity crowdfunding, impact investing, and renewable energy finance.

About Invesdor:Merged with Oneplanetcrowd to create Europe's largest impact investment engine. Enables retail investors to fund renewable energy, sustainable startups, MedTech, and circular economy businesses with measurable SDG contributions.

About TBLI Radical Truth Podcast:TBLI Radical Truth Podcast brings you leaders in sustainable finance and ESG democratizing capital markets for climate action.

Part of TBLI Group—the world's leading ESG and impact investing network for 25 years.

Learn more: https://www.tbligroup.com

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