🎙️ Welcome to the Sustainability Skill Set Newsletter!

Hi friends,

Thank you for subscribing to the Sustainability Skill Set newsletter.

I’m so glad you’re here!

I launched the Sustainability Skill Set Podcast earlier this year to bring you helpful insights from sustainability professionals and become your go-to source for all things sustainability success.

Here’s some exciting news: the podcast now has 8 episodes published on its website, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts.

🎙️ Episode 1. The Climate Career Gameplan: Tips and Strategies with Kealy Herman

🎙️ Episode 2. Sustainability Leadership in Action: What it Takes to be Director of ESG with Molly Laverty

🎙️ Episode 3. From Water Policy to Renewable Energy: Daniel Wolf's Journey to Advocacy

🎙️ Episode 4. Bridging the Gap: How Alex Nichols-Vinueza Brings Together Diverse Stakeholders to Reduce Food Loss

🎙️ Episode 5. Megan Saunders on ESG in real estate, becoming a subject matter expert, and managing the physical and human aspects of climate risk

🎙️ Episode 6. Ryan Spies on prioritizing sustainability initiatives, meaningful work, and transitioning into a sustainability role in your career

🎙️ Episode 7. Danielle Norwitz on the energy industry, the importance of sales skills for sustainability professionals, and building relationships to accelerate your career

🎙️ Episode 8. Anmol Vanamali on sustainable finance careers, pre-competitive agreements, and ‘the wild west’ of business management theory

I’m extremely grateful for the guests that have contributed their valuable knowledge and experience to kick off this project. Thank you all!

Every new episode will dive deeper into the heart of sustainability and what it takes to have an impact in this field.

As a member of this newsletter and community, you’ll be the first to know when new episodes are released.

But hey, it's not a one-way street! I'm all ears for your thoughts, ideas, and feedback. Let's turn this into a dialogue.

Feel free to hit that reply button anytime. I would love to hear from you and learn about what brings you here.

Wishing you the best,

Louis DeMaso