Robert Gardner, CEO & Co-Founder, Rebalance Earth, Keynote Address: The Asset we live on - Why investing in Nature is business critical (UK Symposium 2024)
Podcasts from Irish FundsShow Notes
Today we are bringing you the next episode in our series of recordings from the Irish Funds 11th Annual UK Symposium, which took place on November 21st in London.
This episode features a Keynote Address from Robert Gardner, CEO & Co-Founder, Rebalance Earth.
In his address, Robert discusses why investing in nature is business critical and how we can invest in it to create a world worth living in.
The four key areas he highlights are:
· Explaining why Nature is the new asset class and is set to become a 100 billion pound Industry,
· Why we need to invest in nature to protect the rest of our assets, and
· How investments in nature can generate sustainable revenue streams.
We hope you enjoy this episode and be sure to keep an eye out for further podcasts from the UK Symposium coming soon.
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