In this powerful episode of The Mike Litton Experience, I sit down with Tim Newell—former White House advisor to Vice President Al Gore and President Bill Clinton, and now the visionary co-founder of GreenFi, a groundbreaking climate-friendly fintech company.

From shaping national science and tech policy in the 1990s to disrupting traditional banking in the name of climate action, Tim shares never-before-heard insights into:

What it was really like working in the White House during pivotal global moments

How leaders like Al Gore and Bill Clinton shaped his approach to tackling big, hard problems

Why where you bank might be hurting the environment—and what you can do about it

How GreenFi is planting millions of trees and helping consumers align their money with their values

The future of climate-driven finance and how you can make an impact without sacrificing returns

Whether you’re into politics, sustainability, leadership, or just want smarter ways to support the planet—this episode delivers real substance and inspiration.

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Former White House Advisor (Clinton-Gore Administration)

Venture Capital & Technology Community Liaison during Clinton’s Re-election

Co-Founder & CEO of GreenFi – A climate-first fintech company planting millions of trees and helping consumers divest from fossil fuel-funded banks.