Nestlé and UNESCO have introduced “Youth Impact: Because You Matter”, an initiative that will provide grants to 100 teams of young social impact innovators. These grants will support skill development and innovative solutions aimed at enhancing the resilience and sustainability of food systems. Its focus lies in promoting regenerative agriculture, addressing climate change, and advancing sustainable packaging…
In this episode, we speak with Alejandro Rivas Micoud, Founder and CEO of Userlytics, a Software as a Service (SaaS) state of the art platform with a proprietary respondent panel of almost 1.5 million, and customers in over 51 countries…
For Sunita Solao, the future of work isn’t just about where people work—it’s about how they work. As Chief People Officer at Upwork, she is leading the charge in redefining workforce strategies, ensuring businesses can tap into global independent talent while fostering an empowering and flexible culture. Solao sees HR not as a function of compliance but as a driver of innovation, advocating for a “talent access” approach where organizations prioritize agility and expertise over rigid hiring models…
Amit Zavery understands that enterprise software success isn’t about the complexity of AI models—it’s about the value they deliver. At the helm of ServiceNow as President, Chief Product Officer, and Chief Operating Officer, he is focused on three core priorities: ensuring the company builds the right solutions, delivers tangible business impact, and continuously innovates before disruption occurs…
David Sandström doesn’t believe in passive leadership. As Klarna’s Chief Marketing Officer, he takes a hands-on approach, embedding himself within teams to directly shape the projects that define the brand. Since joining the company in 2017, he has transformed Klarna from a financial services firm into a dynamic lifestyle brand, leading innovative campaigns featuring global icons like Lady Gaga and Snoop Dogg…
Raaz Herzberg isn’t one to shy away from difficult conversations. In the early days of Wiz, when the company was still searching for its place in the cybersecurity market, she was the first to voice a critical realization: their initial product simply wasn’t solving the right problem. That insight led to a dramatic shift—one that would ultimately turn Wiz into one of the fastest-growing startups in history, reaching over $500 million in ARR within five years…
Alexey Milovidov doesn’t just build software—he refines it relentlessly. As Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer of ClickHouse, he is known for his meticulous attention to detail and his unwavering commitment to performance optimization. Milovidov has an innate ability to identify inefficiencies, whether in software, hardware, or user experience, and he ensures every aspect of ClickHouse meets his exacting standards…
Rio Tinto is making significant strides toward sustainability with a new agreement that will drastically reduce emissions at its Gladstone aluminium operations. The company has secured a 20-year deal with Edify Energy to purchase 90% of power from two major solar and battery storage projects in Queensland…
Paul Buchheit approaches engineering with an unrelenting curiosity—one that led him to create Gmail while at Google, fundamentally changing how the world interacts with email. Long before the company became a tech giant, he was among its earliest employees, known for quickly building impactful tools that solved major inefficiencies. When tasked with developing “something with email,” he built the first version of Gmail in just a day, repurposing code from Google Groups…
In this episode, we speak with Tim Weiss, Co-Founder and CEO of Optera, a sustainability management software company, which enables companies to track, manage and achieve goals in a platform designed and supported by sustainability experts…
