We hope you enjoy this discussion about the state of the ESG market, upcoming regulatory changes and how corporates can balance their strategic liabilities of carbon for better returns.

In this special episode of the Artesian Podcast, North American Director of Operations, Christine Chang, interviews Co-Founding Partner, John McCartney, and Managing Director, Kurt Tan, about a tumultuous year for banks and bonds. 

We chat to Carola Jonas, Founder and CEO of Everty, an Australian software startup working to streamline EV charging for drivers and charging station operators. 

Founded in 2016, Everty creates software that helps EV charging station operators manage their assets and provides a streamlined charging experience for EV drivers. Find out how Everty is accelerating the transition to cleaner transportation by improving charging infrastructure. 

Episode 16 of the ArteHouse Innovation Series with Ali & Tim

We chat to Charlotte Bradshaw, Founder and CEO of Evrima Technologies, an Australian medtech startup working to streamline clinical trial recruitment and research by connecting patients, clinicians and researchers.

Founded in 2019, Evrima is building a platform and tools to source patients for clinical trials and provide aggregated, de-identified information for researchers. Find out how Evrima is engaging with various stakeholders in order to simplify and accelerate the clinical trial recruitment process.

Episode 15 of the ArteHouse Innovation Series with Ali & David.

In this special episode of the Artesian Podcast, Artesian portfolio manager, Alexandra Clunies-Ross, is interviewed by Catherine Robson, chair of the Scale Investors, on their Connect to Capital podcast series.

Ali talks to Catherine about her unconventional path to portfolio manager of Artesian's clean energy / climate tech VC funds and the Female Leaders VC Fund. She also dives into how she has built a formidable network of scientists and technical experts to enable her to cover the enormous span of investment opportunities she sees from solving intractable medical problems, to finding commercial solutions to some of our most pressing climate challenges.

"Ali is an optimistic extrovert and an enthusiastic supporter of those who are early in their journey as entrepreneurs or venture investors." - Catherine Robson - Chair, Scale Investors 

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Attribution: Connect to Capital Podcast by Scale Investors:
https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/alexandra-clunies-ross-of-artesian-investments/id1601448002?i=1000567492747 

In this special episode of the Artesian Podcast, Artesian's Head of Community and Partnerships, Kaushalya Gunatilaka, hosts the first conversation in our Impact Investment Series, where we bring together leaders from across sectors to discuss the evolving landscape of ESG and Impact Investing.

Enjoy the first installment, 'The Path to Net Zero: How Financial Institutions, Green Bonds and Startups are Enabling the Transition',  moderated by our Head of Australian Fixed Income, David Gallagher.

Guests include:  Fiona Walmsley (Woolworths Group), Richard Lovell (Clean Energy Finance Corporation) and Alice Lang (5B).

We chat with Dr. Anna Wright, founder and CEO of BindiMaps, an Australian smart cities startup that provides a navigation app for both indoors and precinct areas. The BindiMaps philosophy is to build a solution that works for everyone - and this includes building a solution for people with low or no vision, and for people who prefer wheelchair accessible routing.  

The navigation and advocacy work done by BindiMaps is changing the relationship between disabled users, customers, and employees and business owners or venue operators by establishing trust and encouraging inclusivity. Business owners have the added benefit of using data collected by BindiMaps to learn what their highest trafficked areas are and what facilities are most used by visitors. 

Find out how users of all abilities have provided feedback to make this app inclusive and how encouraging diversity is empowering: https://bindimaps.com 

Episode 14 of the ArteHouse Innovation Series with Ali & Tim

We chat to Kristi Mansfield, Co-founder and CEO of Seer Data & Analytics, an Australian startup that is empowering communities with accessible data and analysis tools.
 
Founded in 2016 by CEO Kristi Mansfield and Data Scientist Adam Peaston, Seer’s platform includes a library of datasets, facilities for sharing data between institutions and local organisations and analytics tools for problem solving. Find out how data-driven decision making is helping transform communities and how success with local initiatives could pave the way for improving millions of lives.

This is episode 13 of the ArteHouse Innovation Series with Ali & Tim.

Listen to our chat with Jeremy Cox, Co-founder and Co-CEO of AmazingCo, an Australian startup crafting fun, social experiences for people around the world. 

Initially founded as a children’s party provider, AmazingCo has evolved into a platform for social experiences, offering everything from mystery picnics to virtual challenge parties. Find out how the company’s focus on customer experience and customer feedback has helped them build a robust quality management system. We also talk about how AmazingCo found new opportunities amidst the hardships of Covid-19.

AmazingCo crafts experiences to connect people with their cities. Find out more here: https://www.amazingco.me/

This is Episode 12 of the ArteHouse Innovation Series with Ali & Tim.

We talk to Australian MedTech company Nutromics’ Co-founders and Co-CEOs, Hitesh Mehta and Peter Vranes.

Nutromics is aiming to transform healthcare by bringing continuous molecular monitoring (CMM) to market. We discuss our existing healthcare system’s reliance on blood draws for analysis, as well as the new CMM biosensors being developed by Nutromics that provide real-time molecular data to clinicians and patients. Find out how these small, wearable patches can improve the patient experience and even save lives by speeding up clinical analysis and assisting with pre-symptomatic diagnosis.

https://www.nutromics.com.au/

This is episode 11 of the ArteHouse Innovation Series with Ali & Tim.

Partners, John McCartney and Vicky Lay, discuss capital markets: how it’s being shaped by the Ukraine crisis, where capital is flowing (and where it should be flowing), and how investors and institutions can best position themselves in volatile times. This episode also explores impact as the third dimension of investing, engagement vs divestment, and corporate venture capital as a lever of change. 

This is Episode 1 of Artesian's Responsible Investment Series.