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This week’s edition features AmaSKN, a beauty brand born in the Amazon, plus highlights from geothermal pioneers, products made from waste, and $90M+ in fresh funding powering everything from robotics and modular housing to biotech and skilled trades education.
Geothermal energy is entering a new era of innovation. From startups pioneering enhanced drilling to companies repurposing oil wells, these geothermal leaders are redefining how the world generates clean, reliable heat and power.
AmaSKN is redefining beauty with purpose. Founded by Rose Correa, the brand creates natural skincare that protects the Amazon, uplifts Indigenous communities, and proves that regenerative business can transform both people and planet.
From the clothes you wear to the packaging your groceries arrive in, post-consumer materials are redefining sustainability and shaping the circular economy.
The Home Depot Foundation is investing $10 million to expand skilled trades training across the U.S., including a new partnership with Boys & Girls Clubs of America that will introduce over 1,000 youth to career opportunities in construction, electrical, HVAC, and more.
Jorge Richardson, co-founder of Hope Hydration, joins the show to talk about the startup’s mission to bring free, filtered water to every street corner on Earth. Jorge breaks down the journey, tech, and business model behind Hope.
In episode 230 of the Disruptors for GOOD podcast, I had the privilege of speaking with Angela O’Brien, founder and creative director of Cleobella, an ethical fashion brand rooted in global inspiration, artisan partnership, and sustainability.
Aquaria is a climate-tech company using Atmospheric Water Generation (AWG) to produce clean water—anytime, anywhere—by condensing and purifying moisture from the air.
In the latest episode of the Investing in Impact podcast, I sit down with Josh Kaufman, CEO and Co-Founder of Khasma Capital, to explore how his team is rewriting the rulebook for early-stage climate infrastructure investing.
Explore how Global Ventures and C3 are scaling impact-driven startups across the Middle East and Africa.
Today, I’m joined by Dr. Andy Kuper, Founder and CEO of LeapFrog Investments, a pioneering firm that has reshaped how global capital can drive profit with purpose.
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