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Meet the We Don’t Have Time Changemakers whose solutions are transforming industries
We Don't Have Time is thrilled to present Meet the Changemakers, our new series about innovative businesses shaping today the climate solutions of tomorrow. The climate crisis presents challenges, but also opportunities. A Changemaker is someone whose solution is transforming their industry. In this series, you’ll meet the Changemakers and get inspired!
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Jesper has been an entrepreneur within HVAC and energy recovery his entire life, building, running and selling companies. The latest, except for Enjay, is UVtech AB who developed and launched UV-technology as the first company in the world to restaurant ventilation.
Realising how energy inefficient and polluting traditional combustion engine boats were, Gustav started Candela with the mission to make an electric boat that had better performance than fossil fuel competitors. This mission has expanded from the leisure to commercial vessels, where the technology allows us to rethink public transportation, making it not only fossil fuel-free, but also cheaper for operators and more accessible for commuters than that provided by conventional vessels in operation today.
Cecilia McAleavey is the Director Sustainable Eating and Public Affairs at Oatly. She is also a member of the Steering Committee of the European Alliance for Plant-based Foods, and has worked as Head of Corporate Communications at Orkla Foods Sverige AB.
Jenny Fredricsdotter has over twenty years of experience in the fashion industry, working with buying, production, and sourcing for companies like H&M and Gina Tricot in Europe and Asia. She studied Textile Economics at the Textile College of Fashion in Borås, Sweden, and has thereafter continued to study fashion sustainability, circular economy, and mindful consumption.
Albert is a veteran in the clean technology space, having spent seven years at Tesla, Inc., most recently as the Lead for Public Policy and Business Development in the Eastern and Midwestern United States. Prior to its acquisition by Tesla, he was also the Deputy Director of Policy and Electricity Markets at SolarCity. Gore also served as Vice President of Business Development at Strategic Capital Partners, LLC, a commercial real estate investment and development firm. Gore lives with his wife and three children in Arlington, VA , and holds an MBA from Columbia Business School and a bachelor's in Government from Harvard University.
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