Podcasts about Cambium

Tonight on The Brian Crombie Hour, Brian interviews Eliot Pence. Eliot is the Chief Business Officer of Osmo, a Lux Capital, Google Ventures backed deep tech company. From 2022-2024, Eliot was the Chief Commercial Officer of Cambium, an 8VC Build company that develops advanced materials for aerospace and defense. He discusses how drones have become a critical component of modern warfare and highlighted Ukraine's production capabilities, emphasizing the need for Canada to modernize its military technology and procurement processes.The conversation explores various aspects of drone technology, including manufacturing, defense challenges, and potential applications for border control and Arctic monitoring. Eliot and Brian discuss the importance of investing in autonomous systems, AI, and collaborative combat aircraft, while noting the need for Canada to develop its own military technology capabilities and reform its procurement processes to better respond to emerging security threats. 

Cambium is on a mission to build better supply chains for the timber industry. Through their operating system, Traece, they make it easy to source sustainable and local Carbon Smart Wood™ from fallen trees at large scales. They've won awards, including Fast Company's “Most Innovative” and TIME's Best Invention 2024.Before Cambium, Ben worked at Sandia National Laboratories and Global Hydrologic Solutions. He is also a Forbes 30 under 30 and NOLS-certified Wilderness First Responder.--✅ Here are 6 topics we covered in the podcast:1. Founder OriginsBen traces his passion for forestry to his childhood in rural New Mexico. He combined that love with advanced studies at Yale, shaping Cambium's mission.2. Massive Market OpportunityGlobal wood demand will triple by 2050, yet half of U.S. needs could come from salvaged timber. Cambium's platform unlocks this potential through streamlined sourcing.3. How Cambium WorksBy connecting tree-care services, sawmills, and manufacturers, they reduce waste and shorten procurement cycles. Major buyers include furniture, millwork, and mass timber firms.4. Leadership and CultureBen's leadership style reflects lessons from backcountry guiding, where proactive teamwork can prevent crises. He also applies extreme ownership principles, ensuring accountability for missed goals.5. Scaling with IntentionCambium is expanding its team across forestry, tech, and sales, seeking low-ego, high-impact talent. Ben emphasizes adaptability and shared values over industry-specific experience.6. Staying GroundedBen stays focused with daily checklists, intentional routines, and physical play like soccer. He recommends The Hard Thing About Hard Things and Deep Survival for fellow builders.--

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This is CC Pod - the Climate Capital Podcast. You are receiving this because you have subscribed to our Substack. If you'd like to manage your Climate Capital Substack subscription, click here. Disclaimer: For full disclosure, Cambium is a portfolio company at Climate Capital Climate Capital where Kirthika Padmanabhan works as a Principal.CC Pod is not investment advice and is intended for informational and entertainment purposes only. You should do your own research and make your own independent decisions when considering any investment decision.Don't miss an episode from Climate Capital!On today's episode, Ben Christensen, founder of Cambium, joins CC Pod with host Kirthika to discuss Carbon Smart™ wood—transforming waste into sustainable materials at scale.Wood is ubiquitous in our lives, from the floors we walk on to the furniture we use. However, the traditional wood supply chain is fraught with inefficiencies and environmental concerns. Currently, the U.S. consumes about 60 billion board feet of lumber annually, and a staggering 58% of this could potentially be replaced with reclaimed wood. Yet, less than 1% of wood used today is recycled. This presents a massive opportunity for Cambium to step in and make a significant impact.Ben explains that the wood industry often relies on virgin timber, which can lead to deforestation and other unsustainable practices. Cambium aims to substitute this with salvaged wood—material that is currently wasted but can be repurposed. The company focuses on three main sources of reclaimed wood: unmanaged urban forests, deconstructed buildings, and biomass from forest management practices aimed at reducing fire hazards.Cambium's mission is to simplify the use of waste materials at scale. To achieve this, the company is building a robust supply chain platform that connects large buyers—such as architects, builders, and furniture manufacturers—with reclaimed wood sources. Some key technological components of Cambium's approach:* Supply Chain Management: Cambium is developing technology to streamline the logistics of sourcing, moving, and processing reclaimed wood. This includes tools for lumber and sawmill industries to manage their inventory and capture waste wood effectively.* Data Analytics: By creating a data layer that tracks material movement through the supply chain, Cambium can provide live carbon reporting. This transparency allows stakeholders to make informed decisions about sourcing and sustainability.* Local Processing: One of the critical innovations is the focus on local processing of reclaimed wood. By reducing the distance wood travels—often from thousands of miles to just 20 miles—Cambium minimizes carbon emissions associated with transportation.* Circular Economy: Cambium emphasizes full circularity in its operations. The company not only aims to reuse wood but also reinvests in new tree planting initiatives, ensuring that the cycle of sustainability continues.Cambium has achieved several significant milestones since its inception, including a successful Kickstarter campaign that raised $18,000 by selling cutting boards made from reclaimed wood. The company has also received grants to explore the potential of urban wood waste and has begun processing millions of board feet of material from waste streams.Looking ahead, Cambium plans to scale its operations nationally, focusing on expanding its supply chains and enhancing its technology platform. Ben emphasizes the importance of internal processes and effective communication as the company grows, ensuring that they can maintain high standards of sustainability and efficiency.To learn more about Cambium, visit https://cambiumcarbon.com/. Get full access to Climate Capital at climatecap.substack.com/subscribe

2024 brought us 38 new guests, 2,091 minutes of conversation, and an immeasurable wealth of new ideas and narratives about how to use business to make the world a better place. The challenges we face are great, but with every challenge comes opportunity, and it's never been more important for impact businesses to tell a compelling, mission-centric story. Join Conor Gaughan as he revisits the best storytelling advice from this year's expert guests, sharing key insights, analysis, and takeaways. Whether it's harnessing your inner Luke Skywalker to wow investors and attract customers with analogies that will resonate, or learning the secret to explaining your incredible new technology in lay terms, this episode will definitely offer new angles and perspectives on crafting your business story. Featured guests in order of appearance:00:00 Conor introduces the CiC 2024 Year End Wrap Up04:24 Keith Norman: Chief Sustainability Officer, Lyten06:00 Jasmine Crowe-Houston: Founder & CEO, Goodr08:09 Jay Kapoor: Co-Founder & General Partner, VSC Ventures14:58 Nicolas Pinkowski: Co-Founder & CEO, Nitricity17:17 Shivam Mallick Shah: Co-Founder & CEO, 1953 Tequila and Lindsey Davis Stover: Co-Founder & President, 1953 Tequila20:27 Ben Christensen: Co-Founder & CEO, Cambium 24:34 Grant Quasha: Chairman & CEO, Eco Material Technologies26:48 Peter Godart: Co-Founder & CEO, Found Energy29:11 Zal Bilimoria: Co-Founder & Solo Capitalist, Refactor Capital31:59 Pavle Jeremic: Founder & CEO, Aether Biomachines35:39 Jay Kapoor: Co-Founder & General Partner, VSC Ventures39:31 Karthik Balakrishnan: Co-Founder & President, ACTUAL43:02 Lauren Dunford: Co-Founder & CEO, Guidewheel46:52 Dr. Vince Romanin: Founder & CEO, Gradient49:50 Conor Gaughan on the power of storytellingA big thank you to all of our guests this year!Connect with Conor Gaughan on linkedin.com/in/ckgone and threads.net/@ckgone Have questions, or a great idea for a potential guest? Email us at CiC@consensus-digital.comIf you enjoyed this episode, please rate and review the show on Apple Podcasts and Spotify – it really makes a difference! Consensus in Conversation is a podcast by Consensus Digital Media produced in association with Reasonable Volume.

Send us a textIn our latest episode of WTR Small-Cap Spotlight, Tim Gerdeman, Founder, Vice-Chairman, and Chief Marketing Officer discusses Cambium Networks (NASDAQ: CMBM) and its growth potential with WTR technology analyst Dr. John Roy and Cambium President and CEO Morgan Kurk.Cambium Networks provides wireless broadband networking infrastructure solutions for network operators, including medium-sized wireless internet service providers, enterprises, and government agencies. The company's scalable, reliable, and high-performance solutions create a purpose-built wireless fabric that connects people, places, and things across distances, ranging from two meters to more than 100 kilometers, indoors and outdoors, using licensed and unlicensed spectrum, at attractive economics. Headquartered outside Chicago and with R&D centers in the US, UK, and India, CMBM sells through a range of distributors overseas.

INTRODUCTIONNo, reusables are not just single-use items with a QR code slapped on to encourage reuse! True reusability starts with intentional design right from the beginning.That's exactly why it's so valuable to learn from Annie Legroulx, Director of Innovation at Cambium, based in Montréal. With her expertise in designing and distributing eco-friendly takeout solutions, she has firsthand experience navigating the challenges of transitioning from single-use to reuse systems.In this episode, we'll explore:Why eco-design must balance standardization with adaptability for different food applications.How a local supplier can play a key role in overcoming challenges such as condensation, traceability, and procurement hurdles.And what a well-thought-out end-of-life approach should involve, whether your packaging is recyclable or compostable.I admire Annie's dedication to collaborating with diverse stakeholders to address real-world needs. Her pragmatic and grounded view of reuse—as part of a necessary transition that still leaves room for certain single-use applications—feels refreshingly practical and actionable.RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODEThe initial burning question came from Evelio in episode 29 “The impact of eye-catching packaging design as well as hidden structural design”: https://www.look4loops.com/packaging-podcast/ep29-user-experience-structural-design-luxury-tertiary  Check out the result of Annie's Apple Packaging Reuse project “White Box Lab” on this instagram account she had created for it: https://www.instagram.com/whiteboxlab/  Annie loved the series with Mme & M Recyclage: feel free to listen to them as well in episodes 28, 33, 35, 37, 39, 41 and 43.One of Cambium's main partners is an organization dedicated to the eco-responsible transition of cafes and restaurants and is called “La vague”: https://www.la-vague.ca/. Some other partners mentioned:Retournzy: https://retournzy.ca/ Ecocup: https://www.ecocup-quebec.ca/fc/service/shipping-returns/ Bopaq: https://bopaq.com/ Cupko: https://cupko.ca/ Cano: https://www.canocompany.com/ We also mentioned episode 12: “When cups initiate a reusable ecosystem to take the waste out of takeout” with Cody Irwin of ShareWares: https://www.look4loops.com/packaging-podcast/ep12-reusable-cup-takeout You are also encouraged to check the numerous webinars and content on Sustainable Packaging Coalition (https://sustainablepackaging.org/) of GreenBlue and on Ellen MacArthur Foundation with their initiative “Scaling Returnable Packaging” (https://www.ellenmacarthurfoundation.org/scaling-returnable-packaging/overview).WHERE TO FIND ANNIE AND CAMBIUM?The Cambium Distribution website with a focus on their reusable page: https://cambiumdistribution.com/cambium-reutilisable/ in French and https://cambiumdistribution.com/en/cambium-reutilisable/ in EnglishPress release about this reuse project: https://www.packaging-gateway.com/news/cambium-la-vague-reusable-containers/?cf-view LinkedIn of Annie: https://www.linkedin.com/in/annie-legroulx/  Annie Legroulx website for her “Sustainable Packaging and Circular Design Consultancy”: https://www.dringdring.ca/ ABOUT ANNIE LEGROULX FROM CAMBIUM DISTRIBUTION Annie is a product designer specialized in eco-design and circular economy. She holds a Bachelor's in Environnemental Design from the University of Quebec in Montreal. Entrepreneur, lecturer at the University of Montreal for over 10 years and sustainability consultant, Annie's expertise in sustainable packaging design and waste management have lead her to advise businesses, organisations and cities on a wide range of waste reduction initiatives over the years.Currently, she is Director of Innovation, Sustainability Consultant and co-owner at Cambium Distribution, a Montreal-based company specialized in the design and distribution of sustainable packaging solutions.  Her latest project at Cambium has been developing a range of reusable containers specifically designed to scale reusable packaging in the foodservice industry.PODCAST MUSICSpecial thanks to Joachim Regout who made the jingle. Have a look at his work here. I am happy to bring a sample of our strong bonds on these sound waves. Since I was a child, he made me discover a wide range of music of all kinds. I am also delighted he is a nature lover and shares the Look4Loops 'out of the box philosophy'. He is an inspiring source of creativity for me. 

60 billion board feet of wood products are used in the U.S. every year, a majority produced by fresh logging and shipped from across the globe, while simultaneously, millions of tons of local wood waste ends up in landfills off-gassing carbon as it rots. But that inefficiency could rapidly change thanks to Cambium and its CEO and co-founder, Ben Christensen, who are revolutionizing lumber supply chains with their Carbon Smart Wood™ and Traece operating system. Cambium reclaims fallen or removed trees that would typically end up in landfills and turns them into a locally sourced, carbon negative material that could potentially cut global carbon emissions by 4%. The firm is also using new technology to better track the trees during the supply chain process, increasing transparency, traceability, and sustainability. Cambium is also just getting started, partnering with mega brands like Microsoft and Patagonia in recent years and continuing to develop their clean technology and expand their markets. Ben Christensen is an accomplished ultra marathon runner, so it's probably fitting that the company he runs is built with long-haul sustainability and scalability in mind. Surrounded by forests and the outdoors as a child, Ben went to Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies to pursue his passion, and it was there that the idea for Cambium first took root. Not long after, Ben and his co-founder, Theo Hooker, a childhood friend and fellow ultra marathon runner, were racing to transform waste wood into valuable building materials. Hear Ben share how his love for the outdoors turned into a revolutionary sustainable materials startup, why wood waste is such a massive problem (and also a potential market), and what carbon smart wood means for the future of lumber, supply chains, and our planet. Episode Highlights00:00 Ben Christensen on wood waste 00:51 Conor Gaughan introduces Ben and Cambium06:34 Early passion for wood, a childhood co-founder, and ultra running16:37 Yale's Forestry Program, natural climate solutions, and carbon sinks22:42 Launching Cambium, wood's waste issue, and carbon smart materials29:09 The potential market, building with scalability in mind, and evaluating impact 35:33 Brand partnerships, remaining unique, and aligning purpose with profits44:37 Innovations to watch, the blue carbon space, and staying optimistic 49:20 Leaving a legacy and where to learn more51:57 End creditsIf you liked this, listen next to our episode with Jasmine Crowe-Houston of Goodr on Being A Voice For Hunger And Why Food Waste Is All About Logistics.More on Cambium and Ben Christensen:cambiumcarbon.com linkedin.com/company/cambium-carbon linkedin.com/in/btchr Connect with Conor Gaughan on linkedin.com/in/ckgone and threads.net/@ckgone.Have questions, or a great idea for a potential guest? Email us at CiC@consensus-digital.com If you enjoyed this episode, please rate and review the show on Apple Podcasts and Spotify – it really does make a difference! Consensus in Conversation is a podcast by Consensus Digital Media produced in association with Reasonable Volume.

In this episode of ACM ByteCast, Harald Störrle hosts ACM Fellow and Software System Award recipient Xavier Leroy, professor at Collège de France and member of the Académie des Sciences. Best known for his role as a primary developer of the OCaml programming language, Xavier is an internationally recognized expert on functional programming languages and compilers, focusing on their reliability and security, and has a strong interest in formal methods, formal proofs, and certified compilation. He is the lead developer of CompCert, the first industrial-strength optimizing compiler with a mechanically checked proof of correctness, with applications to real-world settings as critical as Airbus aircraft. In the past, he was a senior scientist at INRIA, a leading French research institute in computer science, where he is currently a member of the Cambium research team. His honors and recognitions also include the ACM SIGPLAN Programming Languages Achievement Award and the Milner Award from the Royal Society. Xavier shares the evolution of Ocaml, which grew out of Caml, an early ML (Meta Language) variant, and how it came to be adopted by Jane Street Capital for its financial applications. He also talks about his interest in formal verification, whose adoption in the software industry is still low due to high costs and the need for mathematical specifications. Harald and Xavier also dive into a discussion of AI tools like Copilot and the current limitations of AI-generated code in software engineering. The conversation also touches on ACM's efforts to become a more global and diverse organization and opportunities to bridge the gap between academia and industry.

Landfills receive millions of tons of wood waste every year. Most of the waste can be recycled and repurposed; however, the lack of infrastructure in this sector means that the useful material doesn't always reach the right people. Today, we're diving into the future of sustainable wood sourcing with a true innovator: Ben Christensen, CEO and Co-Founder of Cambium Carbon, who was recognized by Forbes 30 under 30 for his team's social impact.  Ben holds a Master's of Environmental Management from the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies. Growing up in a woodshop with a carpenter father, it wasn't until he was in grad school that he realized the massive problem of urban wood waste. He knew there was an opportunity to create change, leading him to start Cambium Carbon.  Cambium Carbon makes it easy for large companies to source materials locally and use waste-to-value materials, primarily focusing on wood. He established the company to combat climate change and revitalize communities.  In this episode, we'll explore Ben's journey, Cambium Carbon's mission, and the role of the circular economy in combating climate change. Prepare to be inspired by Ben's commitment to tackling urban wood waste! Follow us on Instagram: @someonelikeyoupodcast

How can we build better supply chains for the built world? When it comes to the inconceivably vast amount of wood we use in our buildings, one “simple” way is to use less virgin material and use more wood that would otherwise not make it to market. Instead it would be destined to decompose and emit its carbon into the sky. What if, instead, the forgotten trees were salvaged and turned into valuable, usable lumber?This is a big idea whose time has come. Still, having a powerful idea is only the first step. Making it happen in the real world is the other side of the story. Starting with a focus on a smarter, more transparent wood supply chain, the ambitious team at Cambium Carbon are making powerful change happen in the human side of the wood ecosystem in the AEC. Their work is a key support for firms committed to sustainability. Join Kristof in a thoughtful conversation with Ben Christensen to learn more about what Ben and his team are doing to find wood impacted by the four Ds: disease, decay, disaster, and development and keep it out of landfills. Instead of landfills the wood goes back into the built world for generations to come.The company Living Carbon was mentioned during this episode as an interesting website to check out!Ben ChristensenBen, a Forbes 30 Under 30 lister and TedX speaker, is a thought-leader and industry expert. He is the CEO and Co-founder of Cambium, a climate-tech start-up backed by Joe Tsai, Steve Case, and many others. By working with cities to divert wood waste, local manufacturers to create sustainable products, and demand partners for offtake they are creating a new regenerative supply chain for urban wood. Ben loves to share his expertise on topics like circular economies, climate tech, leadership, and building teams. He earned his Masters of Environmental Management from the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies.TeamHosted by Kristof IrwinEdited by Nico MignardiProduced by M. Walker

In this episode of Unlicensed Podcast, we're happy to be joining Dmitry Moiseev, Senior Director of Engineering @ Cambium Networks. We discuss mainly the 6 GHz networks, possibilities and near future.We dived into topic of radios from Cambium Networks, feedback from their customers and how they are constantly trying to improve their hardware.The talk was also about the new 6 GHz radios. What are they struggling with? Watch this podcast with Dmitri to find out!Watch our New 6GHz Products Webinar: https://youtu.be/be13RW5evz0Visit our New Products page to find out about our new 6 GHz antennas here: https://rfelements.com/new-products-q1-q2-2024

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If you're not in construction or in the middle of a renovation, you might not think much about wood waste but in 2018 alone landfills in the US received 12.2 million tons of wood. Most of this is useful material that could be reused, but the lack of infrastructure means the wasted wood can't always reach the developers, woodworkers, and creators who need it. This week on Found, we're talking to a founder who has a SaaS solution for this broken supply chain. Ben Christensen is the founder and CEO of Cambium, a company that is reimagining the wood supply chain and reallocating previously wasted wood to be used in new building projects. In this conversation they cover:Learning to navigate the logistics of sourcing, selling, and shipping wood to customersBuilding a team culture based on the individual and avoiding a one size fits all approachOnboarding customers who may be adverse to technological solutionsHow AI can help create a more efficient lumber supply chain(0:00) Introduction(1:42) What Cambium is all about(5:01) Climate change and wood recycling(11:36) Developing the software(15:54) Sourcing sustainable wood(18:41) Going from grad school to founder(20:01) Fundraising journey(23:59) AI and supply chains(25:49) Building the team(30:15) Learning from logistics mistakes(32:30) Staying grounded while building climate solutions(36:40) Host conversation Found posts every Tuesday. Subscribe on Apple, Spotify or wherever you listen to podcasts to be alerted when new episodes drop. Check out the other TechCrunch podcasts: Equity and Chain Reaction. Subscribe to Found to hear more stories from founders each Connect with us:On TwitterOn InstagramVia email: found@techcrunch.com

Lorenzo Thione, Managing Director at Gaingels, shares his journey from Italy to the U.S. and the pivotal life event inspiring his advocacy for inclusive venture capital representation. He delves into Gaingels' investment philosophy, emphasizing its focus on supporting diverse founders and investors. Lorenzo also offers insights for today's founders, spotlighting game-changing technologies like artificial intelligence.In this episode, you'll learn:[3:50] Underrepresented communities of founders and investors significantly influence the growth of the venture capital ecosystem[9:26] How Gaingels provides universal access to the wealth creation potential of venture capital[16:59] Cloud technology revolutionized starting companies in the last decade, while artificial intelligence is the current game changer[24:09] Principles behind Gaingels investment approach[28:53] Why founders should establish relationships with investors before pitchingThe non-profit organization that Lorenzo is passionate about: StartOutAbout Lorenzo ThioneLorenzo Thione is a Managing Director at Gaingels. He is a serial entrepreneur and investor, known for his diverse contributions at the intersection of technology, art, commerce, and social impact. A Tony Award-winning Broadway producer for "Hadestown" and co-creator/producer of the George Takei musical "Allegiance," he also directed/produced its record-breaking 2016 film. Lorenzo co-founded Social Edge and previously co-founded Powerset (acquired by Microsoft in 2008) and Artify. A prominent LGBT advocate, he co-founded and is board chair emeritus of StartOut, a leading non-profit fostering LGBT entrepreneurship. Lorenzo is an active investor, board member, and advisor to numerous startups.About GaingelsGaingels is a Vermont-based LGBTQIA+/Allies private investment syndicate, dedicated to fostering diversity and inclusion within the venture capital ecosystem. With over 2000 individual members, including accredited investors, Gaingels actively supports innovation economy companies committed to building diverse and inclusive leadership. Their unique approach involves members contributing beyond financial investment, providing introductions, advice, and connections to portfolio companies. Some of the companies it has backed include: Shimmer, Leap AI, Base Operations, Overplay, Abbey Cross, Zette, Magma, Cambium, kinship among others.Subscribe to our podcast and stay tuned for our next episode.

What can we say about Full Cord? Well, they're fun-loving, talented, and... did we mention talented? Rick has a great time with these guys! Their new record, Cambium, is a great piece of work! Don't forget the weekly Top 10 Countdown! Thanks, Dark Shadow Recording!

Episode Notes This week I welcome back to the podcast Brian Oberlin! Brian is the mandolin player for Dark Shadow Recording artist Full Cord. They have a brand new album called “Cambium” available now! You can stream it here… However...... I highly recommend heading over to the website for Dark Shadow and purchasing the album! Be sure to go to Full Cord's website to catch up with them on the road! As Always a HUGE thank you to all of my sponsor's that make this podcast possible each week! Mandolin Cafe Acoustic Disc Peghead Nation Northfiled Mandolins Ear Trumpet Labs Ellis Mandolins Pava Mandolins Tone Slabs Siminoff Books and Strings Elderly Instruments

Bill Graham is the Founder of Microcline Tissue Culture, a company that provides tissue culture kits, consulting, and training to cannabis cultivators. With hands-on expertise, he retailed and distributed hydroponics supplies, sourced grow lights globally, created Biojuice nutrients, designed Phresh filter air quality systems, and simplified micropropagation cloning - creating the leading Microclone tissue culture kits in 2005. During our conversation we discussed: The basics of tissue culture Tissue culture as propagation alternative to cloning How mother plants can lead to pathogen infections and loss of vigor Combining tissue culture and qPCR to eliminate pathogens, such as hop latent viroid and more! Thanks to This Episode's Sponsor: Cambium Analytica Cambium Analytica, provides analytical, product development, and quality assurance services for the natural foods, botanical products, natural pharmaceutical, and dietary supplement industries. Cambium is a leading research organization that is focused on leveraging its expertise on drug discovery and method development, to be a research partner of choice for new innovative companies in the burgeoning botanical medicines space. Their focus on applying analytical techniques in combination with sensory, product development, and consumer research is driving advancement in natural product quality and innovation. Learn more at cambiumanalytica.com Additional Resources microclone.com Microclone on YouTube Register for CannMed 24 Submit an Abstract for CannMed 24 Review the Podcast! CannMed Archive CannMed Community Board [Facebook Group]

In this episode of EnvironMental with Dandelion, we caught up with Ben Christensen, CEO of Cambium Carbon! Ben was first on the show in February of 2021 (seriously!) and his Cambium Carbon updates have us floored! We discuss sustainability, circular economies, and Cambium Carbon's role in addressing climate change. We also talk about workforce development and creating access to stable career paths in the green economy, particularly for at-risk youth. You'll hear about Cambium Carbon's focus on using locally sourced and salvaged materials to create new jobs and their mission to offer carbon-negative materials in the building products legacy industry! You can find out more about Cambium Carbon on their website: https://cambiumcarbon.com/ And read our full episode update here: https://dandelionbranding.com/ep-cambium-carbon-circularity/

In today's episode of Category Visionaries, we speak with Ben Christensen, CEO and Co-Founder of Cambium Carbon, a company that has raised $5.5 Million in funding. Topics Discussed: Ben's background in forestry and his lifelong commitment to fighting climate change The staggering figures of urban wood waste in the US and how that material can be harnessed by companies  Why running ultramarathons has been transformational for Ben What founding a startup has taught Ben about dealing with existential challenges How rethinking the uniqueness of products can lead to a smaller carbon footprint   Favorite book:  Deep Survival: Who Lives, Who Dies, and Why

In this episode, we're joined by Daran Hermans, Director of Product Management at Cambium Networks, to discuss their recent deployment of Wi-Fi 6E in the hospitality space. Daran shares his insight into this large-scale deployment near London Heathrow, including the challenges that were faced and how the upgrade has improved guest experiences. We also discuss how 6 GHz spectrum will impact the future of hospitality and MDUs. Listen to this episode to learn more about Wi-Fi 6E in hospitality and Daran's advice for venues that may be considering an extensive Wi-Fi upgrade.Cambium Networks delivers 131% year-on-year (1Q2023) enterprise Wi-Fi growth – with focus on hospitality & MDUs: https://wifinowglobal.com/news-and-blog/cambium-networks-delivers-131-year-on-year-1q2023-enterprise-wi-fi-growth-with-focus-on-hospitality-mdus/?mc_cid=ab21827f61&mc_eid=e55cbbfa18For Wi-Fi Alliance: www.wi-fi.orgFor Membership Info: https://www.wi-fi.org/membershipGeneral Contact: https://www.wi-fi.org/contact-us

In this episode, we have Ben Christensen, the founder of Cambium Carbon which exists to reimagine the supply chain for wood and wood products. Cambium Carbon saves fallen trees from landfills and decomposition, transforming them into valuable products with place-based impact.The size and scope of the problem they are seeking to solve is extraordinary and it's likely a problem you never knew existed. Cambium Carbon is here to solve it with their circular economy model that creates new green jobs and funding to support urban canopy restoration in the communities that need it most.Click here to get your FREE copy of the Imagine a Place journalFollow Imagine a Place on LinkedInConnect with Doug Shapiro on LinkedIn

In this weeks episode Zoe McGuire and I dive deep into some amazing topics related to science, consciousness, and creative flow. We talk about her studio practice and how her experience with chromesthesia  influences  her explorations as an artist. We dive deep into a discussion about the interrelationship between music and visual art. We also discuss the mysteries of consciousness and the importance of reframing spirituality in these modern times. ------------------------ Zoe McGuire (b. 1996 Upstate New York) is a Brooklyn based artist. Working predominantly in oil paint and pastel, McGuire creates vivid naturescapes inspired by spiritual ecology. Zoe received her Bachelor of Arts in 2018 from Skidmore College where she studied art history and she is currently completing her MFA in painting at the Cranbrook Academy of Art, set to graduate in May of 2023. McGuire has participated in numerous group shows in Paris, Manhattan, Hong Kong, Brooklyn, Los Angeles, Milan, London and more. She was recently included in ‘Conscious/Unconscious,' a six-woman show at Pippy Houldsworth in London. This year, Zoe inaugurated Gaa Gallery's new Tribeca location with her solo show, ‘Cambium.' Library Street Collective in Detroit will host her upcoming solo show, “Earthshine,” opening this May. Her work has been reviewed by Artsy, Artnet, LA Weekly, Whitewall, The Provincetown Independent,  and more. McGuire was a finalist for the New American Paintings Emerging Artist Grant and was featured in their 2022 MFA print issue.  zoelmcguire.com Instagram: zoe_mcguire See More from Martin Benson *To stay up on releases and content surrounding the show check out ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠my instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ *To contribute to the creation of this show, along with access to other exclusive content, consider joining ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠my Patreon⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠! Credits: Big Thanks to Matthew Blankenship of ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠The Sometimes Island ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ for the podcast theme music! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/martin-l-benson/support

Kemi Akinsanya-Rose brings more than 20 years of consulting, operations, strategy, marketing, and education technology experience to Cambium. Kemi provides expertise in these areas to help Cambium develop leadership capabilities, scale business opportunities, and accelerate overall performance. Kemi is instrumental in leading Cambium's overall and business unit objectives in organizational and talent strategy, diversity efforts, program development, and financial operations to expand our nationwide impact on student achievement and teacher professional development.Kemi earned her bachelor's degree in economics from Northwestern University, her Master of Business Administration from the Wharton School of Business, and a master's degree in education leadership from the Broad Center at the Yale School of Management. Prior to joining Cambium, Kemi managed a global portfolio of client relationships across various industries where she provided bespoke strategic consulting services, served as the Chief Operating Officer & Chief Diversity Officer of EL Education (formerly Expeditionary Learning), and was the Chief Information Officer at the nation's largest school district, New York City Department of Education. 

Tauwetter #57: Nachhaltigkeitsexperte Marco Hartl über ein einzigartiges Projekt in der Steiermark, bei dem eine zum Wohnhaus mutierte ehemalige Kaserne energiesparend und umweltfreundlich umgerüstet wurde.In der kleinen steirischen Gemeinde Fehring haben die Bewohnerinnen und Bewohner eines Mehrparteienhauses im Jahr 2017 ein wissenschaftliches Experiment gestartet und sind gemeinsam mit Experten der Frage nachgegangen, wie ihr Wohnhaus, eine ehemalige Kaserne aus den 1950er-Jahren, im Sinne der Kreislaufwirtschaft umgebaut werden kann. Ideen gab es viele: Von recycelten Baumaterialien über die eigene Biogasanlage bis hin zur Pflanzenkläranlage. Fünf Jahre lang wurde im Cambium, wie sich die Wohngemeinschaft nennt, getüftelt, gewerkt, umgebaut und saniert.  Nun läuft das von der EU geförderte Forschungsprojekt aus. Welche Erkenntnisse wurden dabei gewonnen? Was ist im Projekt gelungen und an welche Grenzen ist man gestoßen? Darüber sprechen Franziska Dzugan und Christina Hiptmayr in der aktuellen Folge von Tauwetter mit Marco Hartl. Er hat das Projekt für das auf Nachhaltigkeit spezialisierte Wiener Unternehmen alchemia-nova wissenschaftlich geleitet.„Tauwetter“, das bezeichnet Zeiten der Schneeschmelze ebenso wie Phasen politischen Aufbruchs. „Tauwetter“, so heißt auch der profil-Podcast zur Klimakrise und deren Bekämpfung - mit Fokus auf Österreich. Er erscheint jeden zweiten Freitag.

John Edelson founded homeschooling platform Time4Learning in 2013 in his living room and remains the president today. Over 360,000 students have now benefited from Time4Learning. He also created Time4Writing, VocabularySpellingCity, and Science4Us. His company was run independently until joining Cambium in 2018. He has extensive expertise working with various educational software, diversified entertainment, and technology companies. He was the producer of the Sony PlayStation game, Croc, Legend of the Gobos, which went Platinum. After college, he spent two years in West Africa in the Peace Corps. He is a proud father of three. He holds a bachelor's degree from Yale and an MBA from Harvard.  

  This week we have Tommy, Andrew Kaiser and Seth Poche (of Cambium). **Sponsors** Sonar.Software Towercoverage.com Preseem.com store.viloliving.com **/Sponsors** Hey guys, this is a vendor spotlight from Cambium on their cnHeat project and how to use it for BDC submissions. https://cnheat.cambiumnetworks.com/ Andrew’s WISP ridgetopnetworks.com

Cambium Networks (CMBM) delivers wireless communications globally. It's revenue increased 7% year-over-year. "The consistency comes from the mission we execute, which is connect the unconnected and provide the best-in-class price performance through our broadband connectivity products. We continue to see demand for connectivity. Innovation in wireless broadband continues to benefit people globally," says CEO Atul Bhatnagar.

Abby interviews John Jorgenson, Chief Marketing Officer at Cambium Learning Group. John and Abby discuss the importance of thoughtful brand messaging, and Cambium's focus on the Three Essential Elements to Education: Simplicity, Certainty, and Now. Cambium Learning Group owns a family of software and hardware brands serving students ranging from pre-kindergarten to adult.

  This week we have Tommy, Dennis Burgess, Chad Wachs and Andrew Horton. **Sponsors** Sonar.Software Towercoverage.com Preseem.com store.viloliving.com **/Sponsors** 00:00:00 Intro and Sponsors 00:08:05 FCC Nutrition Labels are official 00:16:30 Andrew’s going big and his story 00:27:30 Wave AP hitting GA 00:30:30 Battery Backup thougths 00:33:00 Tommy Needs a life 00:34:15 Getting ready for the(More)…

Cambium Networks (CMBM) provides wireless broadband networking infrastructure products and solutions globally. CEO Atul Bahtnagar discusses CMBM's strong 3Q earnings report. CMBM's earnings were released Nov. 3rd, postmarket. He talks about how CMBM expects 4Q non-GAAP earnings of $0.23-$0.27 on revenue of $80M-$84M. He then goes over how the company has seen good demand and also defense. Tune in to find out more about CMBM and the stock market today.

In this episode - Mike Lynn talks to Ben Speiser, CTO of Cambium, a software development house based in Israel working with clients both large & small, in many different areas, but particularly the retail e-commerce space. Cambium is a long term MongoDB customer and Ben & Mike discuss why Cambium chose MongoDB in the first place, and about their use of Atlas, Search and our other developer data platform products across multiple projects and clients. Ben illustrates the path of taking customers from on-premise servers and into the brave new world of “the cloud” and being their technology partner and how Cambium helps meet their clients needs.

Theo Hooker is a systems thinker and nature-based solutions champion based in Washington, DC. He is passionate about cultivating businesses that are both good for people and the planet while laying a roadmap for other businesses to follow. He believes that in order to create a just and sustainable future, we have to imagine a new way of interacting in the world. In 2020, he co-founded Cambium Carbon, a climate tech company that builds local supply chains across the country. Starting with urban wood, Cambium connects naturally fallen trees to primary and secondary processors (e.g. sawmills & wood shops) and then onto end buyers (e.g. furniture manufacturers, architects, designers…etc.) In his spare time, Theo trains for ultra-marathons, practices handstands, and enjoys good books. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/plantatrilliontrees/support

  This week we have Tommy, Justin Miller, Tomas Kirnak, Alex Hart and Jake Campbell (Also a working mic, thank you for your patience!) **Sponsors** Sonar.Software Towercoverage.com Preseem.com **/Sponsors** This Week we talk about: 00:04:00 Shows and New WISPA Chair 00:07:35 New Ubiquiti Gear, complaints and Drama. 00:12:10 Cambium Snow Shovel 00:14:55 Wispstock.com, stockpiling 00:16:50(More)…

Paul and Jeff from Cambium Carbonhttps://www.instagram.com/cambiumcarbon/https://cambiumcarbon.comPaul is working on some large conference tables, 100 cutting boards for Guinness brewery, and working on some bard doors.Jeff was dealing with 2 massive deliveries and one of them being a carbon smart flooring delivery.Dan is caught up on etsy orders, working on more doors for his door client, and working on faux beams.Mike Is working on some custom signs for a business, English elm tables, double miter waterfall claro walnut executive desk, and making custom monopoly boards.Pete is working on etsy orders, put in some more work on building the 3D printers, Ordered another printer 10th anniversary, upgraded to dust collector to 220v, started planning out the duct work in the shop, and was sick today which was rough.Sign up for Patreon for Early access, and special Patreon-only content:https://www.patreon.com/anotherwoodshoppodcastVoicemails:Adam BarnettBarnett custom woodworksIf someone gave me a tree and I got it milled. Can I just stack them up in the yard to dry them?TomasTSG.MakesWill you ever open up a branch in France?What is the most common wood rescued from cities?What are some difficulties of extracting lumber You can leave us a voice message at (754) 225-5297 or you can record your question or comment on your phones voice memo app and email it to anotherwoodshoppodcast@gmail.comYou can follow us all and the podcast on Instagram and YouTube!Podcast:https://www.instagram.com/anotherwoodshoppodcast/https://www.youtube.com/anotherwoodshoppodcast https://www.etsy.com/shop/awpstore Pete:https://www.instagram.com/ptreesworkshop/ https://www.youtube.com/ptreesworkshophttps://www.etsy.com/shop/pTreesWorkShop Dan:https://www.instagram.com/danieldunlap.woodworks/ https://www.youtube.com/danieldunlap  https://www.etsy.com/shop/ddwwstore Mike:https://www.instagram.com/coffeycustombuilds/ https://www.youtube.com/coffeycustombuilds https://www.etsy.com/shop/coffeycustombuilds Support the show

“We set out on a path to learn as much as we could to make local material be as good if not better than the traditional supply chains.” Paul Timmins Welcome back to a brand new episode of the Woodpreneur Podcast. Today your host Steve Larosiliere sits down with Ben Christensen and Paul Timmins of Cambium Carbon. Ben is the CEO and co-founder of Cambium Carbon, and Paul is the Director of Wood Products at the company. At Cambium Carbon, their priorities go beyond just selling wood products; their mission is to create a solution for significant problems such as climate change. "I wanted to take it to the next level and tie that into addressing climate change. We're a public benefit company, and we focus on helping the communities that we work with, our milling partners, and the different supply partners we work with across the country. Then we reinvest in the forests where we see that salvage wood comes from. We have a 15% tree planting commitment. We work with many amazing local planting organizations, and anytime we sell the table or wood product or flooring, we put that directly back into community planting. That's what we're all about.” Ben Christensen Read More ps. join our personal branding workshop coming up at the end of June! Build Your Wood Brand Organically to Sell More Wood Products & Services without having to Spend More on Ads! 3 Day Personal Branding Workshop For Wood Entrepreneurs Live - June 20 - 22, 2022 This is for Woodworkers, Carpenters, Furniture Makers, and Sawmills.

Welcome to The Multi-usiverse! Alongside your guide, Garr Punnett, explore worlds of opportunity within the use of physical resources across companies and organizations. In this episode we're joined by Ben Christensen, CEO at Cambium Carbon, where he shares how their circular economy technology platform is scaling reuse for wood products, and how they are creating new homes and new products from these materials to avoid landfills. Learn more about Rheaply and it's award-winning resource management and exchange platform that helps world-leading organizations better visualize, quantify, and utilize their physical assets at Rheaply.com. Full episodes can be found on our YouTube Channel. Watch the full episode here.

On this episode I have Ben and Paul from Cambium Carbon join me to talk about urban logging and repurposing a waste stream into a new circular industry. Saving the planet, one urban log at a time with the company Cambium Carbon. A disrupter to the lumber industry possibly? Maybe a whole new way of thinking of things.

On today's episode of the Unlicensed Podcast, we're excited to be hosting a WISP manufacturer! Joining us today is Sakid Ahmed from Cambium Networks. Sakid brings to our conversation a wealth of knowledge and experience from his long history in our industry. We cover a number of interesting topics such as the effects of the pandemic on the state of the wireless industry, how the ePMP AX platform is coming along and what the future holds, updates on the move into 6Ghz, growth of our industry across the globe, and what other tools Cambium brings to the table beyond the radio.

Cambium Networks (CMBM) “offers secure and reliable wireless broadband and Wi-Fi solutions with real-time cloud management around the world.” Atul Bahtnagar, CEO of Cambium Networks, joins Oliver Renick to review CMBM's earnings. He also talks about how CMBM serves its clients. Tune in to find out more.

Most of Mary's professional life has revolved around succession. In the midst of taking over her father's advisory firm, Mary linked up with the successor of her uncle's firm and merged the two businesses to form Cambium Wealth & Legacy Strategies. Now, although years from her own retirement, Mary has trained a successor ready to take the reins. Long before she spearheaded the impressive merger and developed the professional philosophies she lives by today, Mary was a biology student looking for a way into the financial space. Rather than a path padded with nepotism, Mary was offered a minimum wage filing position at her father's firm.  While it wasn't the pinnacle of glamor, she learned an invaluable lesson that transformed her approach to running a business – there's often a wall between employees and employers. As an employer, it's important to break down that wall and create a culture where feedback is both appreciated and expected.  In this episode, Steve and Mary discuss how to successfully merge two firms, Cambium's evolution from investment-focused to planning-centric, the value of work-life harmony, the secret weapon that guides client conversations, and the invaluable advice passed down to Mary from generations of advisors past.    Key Takeaways [01:17] - An introduction to Mary and how Cambium was named. [03:50] - How Mary spearheaded a successful merger.  [09:18] - Cambium's core values and how to promote work-life balance.  [12:15] - How to hire employees who fit your company's core values.  [13:54] - The difference between culture, values, and client experience.  [15:02] - How Cambium evolved from investment-focused to planning-centric.  [17:50] - When to incorporate the next generation of clients into the financial fold.  [18:55] - How Mary matches clients with advisors.  [20:10] - How to avoid burnout.  [20:55] - The unique way Cambium expands its clientele.  [24:21] - How Mary creates a culture where everyone is comfortable giving feedback.  [28:03] - The best advice from Mary's predecessors.    Quotes [16:27] - “We've been able to take the focus off the investments – knowing that we're doing a great job there – and put the focus on what are the problems the client is trying to solve.” ~ Mary Huntley  [28:30] - “My Dad and uncle have told me ad nauseam, if you're not talking to your clients, somebody else is. And the more painful the markets are, the more frequently you need to chat with them.” ~ Mary Huntley   Links  Mary on LinkedIn Cambium Wealth & Legacy Advisors 10th Dimension Leadership Consulting 10D Solutions   Connect with our hosts Steve on LinkedIn Buckingham Strategic Partners   Subscribe and stay in touch Apple Podcasts Spotify Steve on LinkedIn Follow Buckingham Strategic Partners  on Twitter

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