Show Notes
In this inaugural 2025 episode of Sustainable Edge, your host Joachim Nahem, Executive Chairman at Position Green, is joined by peer and colleague, Julia Staunig, Chief Growth Officer at Position Green. Together, they dive into the biggest lessons from 2024 and
In This Episode: Julia Staunig draws from her impressive career in sustainability and finance to deliver actionable insights on navigating the current ESG landscape, even as it shifts and changes. This conversation is essential for business leaders who want to rise above the ESG "hype" and focus on what really drives value in today's evolving market.
About Julia Staunig: Julia Staunig is a seasoned sustainability leader with extensive experience in finance, consulting, and policy. From advising businesses on sustainable finance in Brazil to leading Position Green's growth in the heart of the EU in Brussels, Julia has been at the forefront of driving meaningful change in how businesses approach sustainability. Her expertise bridges strategy, regulation, and actionable business solutions, making her a trusted voice in the field.
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