These 12 entrepreneurs are using the power of carbon markets to fight climate change
These UpLink innovators are harnessing a powerful tool to accelerate the investments into nature that are critical to avoiding catastrophic climate change.
As the Engagement and Programme Impact Lead at UpLink, I drive positive change by connecting purpose-driven entrepreneurs with critical resources. My work accelerates impact across key areas such as water, circular economy, nature-based solutions, and ocean action. With over a decade of experience in building communities of impact, I thrive in creating strategic connections and facilitating growth to accelerate impactful solutions.
At UpLink, the open innovation platform of the World Economic Forum, I lead a dynamic team dedicated to delivering a comprehensive programme strategy that ensures startups receive the support they need to scale. This includes strategic connections, event access, visibility opportunities, expert knowledge, capacity building, and a robust peer-to-peer network.
These UpLink innovators are harnessing a powerful tool to accelerate the investments into nature that are critical to avoiding catastrophic climate change.
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