You’re the founder of an innovative climate tech company which could transform the global economy – but how do you get to grips with the huge opportunity at your fingertips?
The Barclays Climate Tech podcast is the ultimate guide to taking a climate tech company from idea to IPO.
Covering topics ranging from securing investment, to hiring the right people and building a secure supply chain, join Barclays’ Daniel Hanna and Steven Poulter as they talk to leading climate tech founders and get the scoop on how they overcame different challenges and scaled their businesses, sharing lessons learnt along the way.
Barclays provide targeted – based on region and maturity - climate tech financing solutions, fundraising support and venture building programmes. For the latest insight and analysis from Barclays on climate technology, see: https://home.barclays/insights/sustainability-insights/
Hosts:
Daniel Hanna, Group Head of Sustainable and Transition Finance
Steven Poulter, Head of Principal Structuring and Investments
It takes guts and determination to start a business, which in the best of cases can still be fraught with challenges. But what if you’re a climate tech company, trying to deliver something new to market?Daniel and Steven are joined by two climate tech founders who have done just that – Agnes Czako, Founder and CEO of Airex, and Andrew Wordsworth, CEO and Co-founder of Sustainable Ventures – to hear firsthand the barriers they faced, and crucially, how they overcame them to scale their business.
It takes guts and determination to start a business, which in the best of cases can still be fraught with challenges. But what if you’re a climate tech company, trying to deliver something new to market?Daniel and Steven are joined by two climate tech founders who have done just that – Agnes Czako, Founder and CEO of Airex, and Andrew Wordsworth, CEO and Co-founder of Sustainable Ventures – to hear firsthand the barriers they faced, and crucially, how they overcame them to scale their business.