Finding optimism and innovation with ETF Partners’ Sustainability Talks Podcast

Since 2021, ETF Partners have provided a vital insight into our process of finding sustainable solutions through innovation with the launch of our podcast, Sustainability Talks.

Hosted by members of the ETF Partners team including managing partners Patrick Sheehan and Rob Genieser, partners Remy de Tonnac and Fabrice Bienfait, and Head of Sustainability and IR, Zoe VanderWolk, the in-depth episodes gather some of the best and brightest entrepreneurs, thinkers and thought leaders in sustainability to discuss the central questions facing business leaders and investors trying to make a positive impact today.

Our prestigious guest list includes…

♻️ James Arbib, Co-founder of independent think tank RethinkX
♻️ Simon Mundy, Moral Money Editor at the Financial Times
♻️ Kristian Rönn, CEO and Co-founder of Normative
♻️ Professor Tim Benton, leader of the Environment and Society Programme at Chatham House
♻️ Håkan Nordkvist, IKEA’s former Head of Sustainability Innovation
♻️ Ed Daniels, Shell’s Strategy, Sustainability and Corporate Relations Director
♻️️ Konstantinos K., CEO & Co-founder of DeepSea Technologies
♻️️ Philipp Rose, Managing Director, Robert Bosch Venture Capital (RBVC)
♻️️ Mark Zanoli, Barclays Global Chairman of Technology Banking
♻️️ Uli Grabenwarter, Deputy Director of Equity Investments at the European Investment Fund (EIF)
♻️️ Christian Motzfeldt, investor and board member in young growth companies in finance, tech, and green transition
♻️️ Vikram Gandhi, Founder of Asha Impact and Senior Lecturer in the Entrepreneurial Management Unit at Harvard Business School
♻️ Lord John Browne, former-CEO of BP

…and plenty more in our upcoming episodes… so stay tuned!

In the meantime, check out our latest medium blog for more info on the topics we’ve covered, how Sustainability Talks has revealed the lasting power of impact investing and how backing the right companies at crucial stages of their growth can not only provide returns but also ensure that innovation is supported for future generations.

Read more HERE.