Podcasts about summa equity

Hør Sundeep Singh, Investment Manager i Summa Equity, styremedlem i Impact Startup Norge og WWF, og direksjonsmedlem i Polyteknisk Forening, fortelle om hva han brenner for og hva som blir viktig i året som kommer, i samtale med Mette Vågnes Eriksen, generalsekretær i Polyteknisk Forening. I #PolyPod-serien «Det jeg brenner for» feirer vi de første 200000 lyttingene med noen av Polyteknisk Forenings direksjonsmedlemmer, som forteller om hva de brenner for og gir tips til hva som er verdt å følge med på i 2025. I Polyteknisk Forening har vi brent for bærekraftig teknologi- og samfunnsutvikling siden 1852 – og vi spør, hva brenner du for? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

How can smart leaders turn a crisis into an opportunity? Summa Equity's Norwegian founder Reynir Indahl talks about how the 2008 financial crash inspired him to rethink traditional investment models and focus on tackling global challenges. Plus: how a health scare led to a career shift for the founder of a German company helping business people to speak for themselves. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Vad är egentligen impact-investeringar och vad ryms inom begreppet? På Norge-grundade investeringsbolaget Summa Equity arbetar man i alla fall enligt devisen att de mest prekära globala utmaningarna också kan vara grogrund för de mest intressanta affärsmöjligheterna. I bolagets tre fonder förvaltas totalt 50 miljarder kronor. Emelie Norling är Impact Director på Summa. Hon rör sig ledigt mellan de olika portföljbolagen och investeringsteamen för att säkerställa att såväl regelverk efterföljs, som att affärsmodell och underliggande drivkrafter linjerar med ägarbolagets syfte och värderingar. I det här avsnittet får du en glimt av komplexiteten bakom investeringsbesluten och arbetet vidare. // Inspelat på Summa Equitys kontor i Stockholm. // Programledare: Christian von Essen // Läs mer på hejaframtiden.se och prenumerera på nyhetsbrevet! // Den här intervjun resulterade för övrigt även i en artikel på Impact Loop.

Produced by Foundersuite (www.foundersuite.com), "How I Raised It" goes behind the scenes with startup founders and investors who have raised capital. This episode is with Rene Hansen, CEO of X Shore (https://xshore.com) a Swedish startup making 100% electric boats. In this episode, we discuss the chicken and egg problem when launching a new category like e-boats, the technology that makes it all possible, how the business raised capital from both banks and over 500 individual investors (many of them also boat buyers), and more. X Shore was originally founded by Swedish entrepreneur Konrad Bergström. X Shore most recently raised €8.5 million (about $9M US), bringing the company's funding to over €100 million. New investors in the round included Northvolt founder and CEO Peter Carlsson. Previous investors in X Shore include Delivery Hero founder Lukasz Gadowski's Team Europe holding company, Navin Thukkaram, founder and CEO of Innovation Bootcamp, and Marec Gasiun, former Head of Automotive Business Development at Google and Summa Equity. How I Raised It is produced by Foundersuite, makers of software to raise capital and manage investor relations. Foundersuite's customers have raised over $17 Billion since 2016. Create a free account at www.foundersuite.com. If you are a VC or investment banker, check out our new platform, www.fundingstack.com

Kan private investeringer hjelpe oss med å løse klimakrisen? I denne episoden av 'I morgen' diskuterer vi hvordan næringslivets investeringer kan fremskynde tiltakene mot klimaendringer. Hør Reynir Indahl fra Summa Equity og McKinseys Caroline Kjeksli dele sine tanker om hvordan private aktører kan ta en mer aktiv rolle, og hva det kan bety for klimakampen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode we interview Mark McDonough, the CEO of ChromaCode. The episode explores McDonough's journey to ChromaCode, from his early career as a naval officer to his roles at various medical and diagnostic companies. Under McDonough's leadership, ChromaCode has excelled in creating a high-definition PCR platform which enables fast, accurate, and affordable cancer diagnosis. The platform is particularly beneficial as it requires less patient tissue, provides rapid results, and has a lower cost than traditional diagnostic methods. McDonough also discusses the importance of partnerships in their go-to-market strategy and shared his insights on hiring and team development in today's competitive market. Looking ahead, ChromaCode expects to become a leader in developing innovative products for disease diagnosis, with a focus on patient-centered outcomes.https://www.chromacode.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-mcdonough-b1055216/ 00:00 Introduction to the Podcast00:40 Meet the Guest: Mark McDonough, CEO of ChromaCode01:47 Mark's Journey to ChromaCode06:05 Insights on Leadership and Building High Performing Teams08:10 ChromaCode's Innovative Approach to PCR Testing10:36 ChromaCode's Contribution to Precision Medicine13:50 The Importance of Partnerships in ChromaCode's Strategy16:33 Future Prospects for ChromaCode18:27 Getting to Know Mark: Personal Interests19:13 Closing Remarks and Contact InformationAbout Mark McDonoughMark has over 25 years of experience helping build high growth HealthCare organizations. He is passionate about his team, his customers, and the patients that he and they are privileged to help serve. He most recently was the CEO of Pierian (now Velsera) which he led to a successful sale to Summa Equity, a private equity firm, in 2022. Prior to Pierian, he led CombiMatrix for five years, culminating in a sale to Invitae in 2017. Over his career, Mark has held various executive and commercial positions, and served as a US Naval Officer.Qualio website:https://www.qualio.com/ Previous episodes:https://www.qualio.com/from-lab-to-launch-podcast Apply to be on the show:https://forms.gle/uUH2YtCFxJHrVGeL8 Music by keldez

Mark McDonough CEO of ChromaCode, an innovator in molecular genomics providing easy to implement, cost-effective workflows within Oncology and Genomics. Mark has over 25 years of experience helping build high growth HealthCare organizations. He most recently was the CEO of Pierian (now Velsera) which he led to a successful sale to Summa Equity, a private equity firm, in 2022. Prior to Pierian, he led CombiMatrix for five years, culminating in a sale to Invitae in 2017. Over his career, Mark has held various executive and commercial positions, and even once served as a US Naval Officer. In this episode, we delve into Marks experience in the healthcare space and his thoughts on the future of healthcare with HDPCR technology, we discuss his experiences of growing and selling multiple businesses alongside the many lessons he learned along the way, he shares his advise in terms of what he looks for in potential board member and advisory roles alongside the reasons of why you may not want to consider such positions and his reasons for continuing to work within the healthcare sector Timestamps: [00:00:15] Delivering high-impact testing faster and cheaper [00:04:08] Lesser known facts of Lung cancer. [00:09:38] Developing targeted markers for lung cancer. [00:16:12] Add value to your tech team [00:20:52] Importance of Authenticity to success. Get in touch with Mark McDonough - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-mcdonough-b1055216/ https://www.chromacode.com/ Get in touch with Karandeep Badwal - https://www.linkedin.com/in/karandeepbadwal/ Follow Karandeep on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@KarandeepBadwal Subscribe to the Podcast --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/themedtechpodcast/support

Food is the medicine we put in our mouths everyday, yet on average, we all cook just 12 recipes per year, says Kees Kruythoff, former President for the Global Home Care division for Unilever, former CEO of LIVEKINDLY Collective, now Thematic Chair for Sustainable Food for Summa Equity. But if we want to build a sustainable food system, one that works for everyone, globally, we should start by changing at least one of our recipes to something plant based. The world's biggest hunger, says Kees, is currently for climate change and inequality, but there's one system which desperately needs our attention, and the moment you see it, you can't unsee it, and that's our food and agriculture system. In this episode of Summa & Friends, Kees, Reynir and Vesna discuss the very real need to transform the global food system, and why the ultimate force to address these challenges is through business. To find out more, download and listen to this latest episode. On today's podcast:Our food system is destroying the planetWhat we can learn from Paul PolmanThe evolution in the food industryFood is our medicine Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Private equity podcast with Ross Butler and Reynir Indahl of Summa Equity on Impact investment.

Private equity podcast with Ross Butler and Reynir Indahl of Summa Equity on Impact investment.

Welcome to The Hydrogen Podcast!In episode 248, ZeroAvia gets some big financial backing and a thought piece on Appalachian hydrogen hubs gets my attention. I'll go over all of this on today's hydrogen podcast.Thank you for listening and I hope you enjoy the podcast. Please feel free to email me at info@thehydrogenpodcast.com with any questions. Also, if you wouldn't mind subscribing to my podcast using your preferred platform... I would greatly appreciate it. Respectfully,Paul RoddenVISIT THE HYDROGEN PODCAST WEBSITEhttps://thehydrogenpodcast.comDEMO THE H2 ADVANTAGEhttps://keyhydrogen.com/hydrogen-location-analytics-software/ CHECK OUT OUR BLOGhttps://thehydrogenpodcast.com/blog/WANT TO SPONSOR THE PODCAST? Send us an email to: info@thehydrogenpodcast.comNEW TO HYDROGEN AND NEED A QUICK INTRODUCTION?Start Here: The 6 Main Colors of Hydrogen

Over 20% of Europe's CO2 emissions are a result of a linear economy, a number which can be reduced by 55% if we transition to a circular economy, says Bertrand Camus, former CEO of French multinational utility company SUEZ, now partner at Summa Equity. But that's not the only reason to make the change… Moving to a circular economy has a potential value creation opportunity of between EUR 1-2 trillion, not to mention all the jobs that go along with that. And given the size and magnitude of what needs to be achieved to get there, there is room for anyone who wants to play a role in this great journey we need to embark on. So, how can you get involved? To learn more about Summa's work in waste management, and to hear Bertrand discuss the theory of change, and reveal the massive opportunities that lie in the circular economy, download and listen to this episode today. “It's one of the most fantastic investment opportunities that I've seen, where you can really invest to create value and create jobs, and address the resource problem that we have, and the climate change issues and CO2 emissions that we have.”On today's podcast:What the future looks like Understanding the theory of changeThe opportunities in a circular economy What needs to be done to make circularity a reality in Europe Links:https://summaequity.com/readings/eu-circular-markets-could-be-worth-eur-1.5tn-by-2040-and-save-650-mt-co2e-per-year Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

And that's a wrap on February this week folks! While it might be cold and grey out of doors, as expected, it's hunting season and the M&A activities have been off the charts, this week in particular.Up this week:01:38 - German semiconductor manufacturer Infineon is to buy GaN Systems of Canada for $830 million in cash.02:12 - Helsinki's cash flow management SaaS Nomentia was acquired by Inflexion for a rumoured €300 million.02:20 - Milan's Nexi to purchase 80 percent of Sabadell's PayComent for €280 million.02:32 - Britishvolt finds a new owner in the Australian firm Recharge Industries. 03:45 - Summa Equity has acquired a majority stake in cybersecurity firm Logpoint.03:53 - Shell struck a deal to acquire the evpass EV charging network in Switzerland.04:49 - QDNL Participations announced the launch of a €15 million early-stage Dutch quantum fund. (With commentary from Managing Director Ton van 't Noordende).06:40 - High-Tech Gründerfonds closed a new fund at €493.8 million.08:21 - Payfit to part ways with 200 people, or 20% of its workforce. Or is it more like 290 people?09:36 - Swedish payments group Klarna aims to return to profit by the summer after posting record losses.10:05 - Revolut has posted its first annual profit of £26.3 million in 2021. And is there something fishy going on over at The Columbus Building?10:47 - Bunq released numbers and claims to now be the first EU-based neobank to report a quarterly profit. 11:04 - Starling Bank achieved its first full year of profitability, just five years after launching in app stores, and Monzo clocked up a loss of £119 million.11:36 - Wise announced that it has “reached 16 million customers served worldwide”, and revealed plans for further global expansion.12:58 - Robin's one more thing: London and Berlin account for more than 51 percent of European VC job listings14:25 - Robin checks his agenda, rustles some papers, and yes, the Tech.eu Summit IS happening on the 24th of May in Brussels! If you act now (operators are standing by) you can save €150 on our early bird tickets.16:02 - Dan runs out of breath.All this and a whole lot more on this week's episode of the Drive at Five!

How do you lead despite ambiguity in the world of sustainable investing? That's the question Zoe Bulger, Impact Manager at Summa Equity is discussing on this episode of Summa & Friends. With more traditional actors entering the Impact ESG space, and lots of regulatory movement as well, Zoe shares some of the challenges and shifts defining this momentWith a background in the social sector focused on supporting mission-oriented founders and organizations, Zoe's role at Summa is all about integrating impact ESG across the investment process and across portfolio companies, as well as the reporting side of it.On today's podcast:The challenges and shifts defining this moment in impact investingHow do you stay the course despite the ambiguity of regulation?What's the impact of Article 9?What is a theory of change and how does it work? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I denne første episoden av Jobbepappa snakker jeg med Christian Melby. Christian er Partner and Chief Investment Officer i Summa Equity. Han har over 18 års erfaring innen for Nordisk Private Equity og er en anerkjent og respektert investor. Christian har en super imponerende karriere, men enda mer imponerende er hvordan folk rundt han parter om han som pappa. Etter vår prat er jeg også veldig imponert over hvordan han tenker om papparollen. 

Summa Equity has multiple points of differentiation from other private equity firms, not least in that they deliver great returns in a sustainable way, powered by the right cultural values. But what are the right cultural values, and why is it so important to define behaviour? On this episode of Summa & Friends, early investor in Summa, Mirja Lehmler-Brown, founding Managing Director and Partner at Hayfin Capital Management Private Equity, explains why values, behaviour and culture build better private equity businesses.But more importantly, she shares advice for how you can create the culture you want. Download and listen to find out more. On today's podcast:The decision to invest in SummaWhy values, behaviour and culture build better businessesCreating a fun culture at workWhy diverse mindset delivers valueDo culture due diligence Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Climate change, social inequality, resource inefficiency - these aren't the problems a select few individuals face… These imminent global challenges are going to impact all of us, if we don't act now. So, asks Reynir Indahl, founder of private equity firm Summa Equity, do you have the courage to care about a wiser future? In this inaugural episode of Summa & Friends, Reynir invites listeners to join him in addressing the most pressing of challenges. We need to stop thinking in terms of ‘me', says Reynir, and start thinking in terms of ‘we'. Because we're all in this together. And you don't have to suffer financially or socially to optimize for the planet. How can a private equity firm make a difference to climate change? And what can you do to play your part? Download and listen to find out. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Krigen i Ukraina har tatt bort noe av fokus i Europa på å løse klimakrisen. Samtidig gir økt krav til forsyningssikkerhet behov for raskt å bygge ut mer kapasitet på fornybar energi. ArcticPodden er på Energy Transition Summit 2022 i Kristiansand. Vi snakker om solenergi, batteri og har en lengre samtale med Reynir Indahl – Managing Partner i Summa Equity. Med i pod'en: Stein Bruun - Sjeføkonom i Arctic, Harald von Heyden - Leder i fornybarsatsingen i Arctic, Steffen Syvertsen CEO i Agder Energi, Adrian Bergem – Analytiker i Arctic, Rahul Fotedar – CTO i Morrow Batteries, og Reynir Indahl - Managing Partner i Summa Equity.

In der Mittagsfolge geht es weiter mit Marion Nöldgen, deutsche Geschäftsführerin von Tibber. Wir sprechen über die Wachstumsfinanzierung in Höhe von 100 Millionen US-Dollar in den digitalen Ökostromanbieter Tibber. Durch detaillierte Verbrauchsanalysen unterstützt Tibber seine Kundinnen und Kunden dabei, Energie zu sparen und Strom dann zu verbrauchen, wenn er durch viel Sonne und Windenergie im Netz besonders grün und günstig ist. Insbesondere in Kombination mit einem intelligenten Stromzähler – sogenannte Smart Meter – und Großverbrauchern wie etwa E-Autos oder Wärmepumpen können Verbraucher und Verbraucherinnen so zu günstigeren Strompreisen und einem grüneren Strommix beitragen. Für das weitere internationales Wachstum hat Tibber nun 100 Millionen US-Dollar in einer Series-C-Runde erhalten. Die Finanzierungsrunde wird von Summa Equity angeführt. Außerdem beteiligten sich auch Bestandsinvestoren wie Eight Roads, Schibsted Ventures und Balderton. Das frische Kapital wird das Unternehmen aus Norwegen nutzen, um das internationale Wachstum weiter voranzutreiben. In Deutschland wird Tibber die selbst entwickelte Hardware Pulse auf den Markt bringen, um mehr Menschen Zugang zu dynamischen Tarifen zu ermöglichen. One more thing wird präsentiert von Sastrify – Die smarte Lösung für das Management eurer Software-Verträge. Erhaltet jetzt eine kostenlose Analyse eurer SaaS Tools und alle weiteren Informationen unter https://www.sastrify.com/insider

Gjør finansnæringen nok for å endre sitt rykte om en lite likestilt bransje? Er ryktet fortjent? Skal det på død og liv være likt på alle områder, og hvorfor bør din bedrift bli medlem i Kvinner i Finans Charter? Ukens gjester hos Fåne og Staavi er Kine Burøy-Olsen i Cubera Private Equity og Line Heje Brekke i Summa Equity. Episoden kan inneholde målrettet reklame, basert på din IP-adresse, enhet og posisjon. Se smartpod.no/personvern for informasjon og dine valg om deling av data.

Jenny Keisu has positioned herself in the very forefront of accelerating the green transition. As part of the founding team behind purpose driven investment firm Summa Equity she has been a leading force in increasing capital flow towards companies creating a positive environmental and social impact on society. Today, as CEO of electric boat manufacturer X Shore, she aims to combat climate change by transforming leisure boating and building high-performance boats that produce a minimal carbon footprint. Listen as Jenny shares learnings from an eventful career in the heart of the transition and looks ahead to the future and what needs to be done in order to spark innovation and accelerate the green shift.

Normative want to help measure what matters in a sustainable world, and the first step to mitigating climate change is for companies to measure their climate impact. Normative's automated carbon reporting calculates emissions along a business's entire supply chain, and identifies ways for them to reduce their carbon footprint. Recorded remotely in April 2021. Links Normative's website https://normative.io/ Summa Equity's website https://summaequity.com/ Peter Singer's TED talk, 'The why and how of effective altruism': https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Diuv3XZQXyc Nick Bostrom's paper, 'Astronomical Waste: The Opportunity Cost of Delayed Technological Development': https://www.nickbostrom.com/astronomical/waste.html Planet Progress is part of the Google.org Impact Challenge on Climate. Google.org brings the best of Google to help solve some of humanity's biggest challenges — combining funding, innovation, and technical expertise to support underserved communities and provide opportunity for everyone. To learn more, visit g.co/ClimateChallenge

Today's GuestToday we welcome Reynir Indahl, Founder and Managing Partner of Summa Equity, a company solely dedicated to impact investing in companies that seek to solve global challenges. He enjoys everything from being part of the deal to driving performance and also hosts the Corporate Unplugged podcast. What You'll LearnHow the Private Equity Space has evolved over timeThe benefits of niching down your businessWhy sustainability is the new driver for value creationRole of purpose in business successWhy millennials prefer working for companies with meaning and purpose Breakdown[00:57] Getting to know Reynir Indahl[04:33] Solving global challenges[07:50] How Reynir and his company guarantee investment returns[15:55] Challenges faced when setting up Private Equity Firms[21:27] Reynir's transition from the corporate world into entrepreneurship[24:30] How to better engage with a portfolio executive[33:29] Notable attributes of top performing PE firms[35:50] Reynir's go-to information sourceResourcesThe Private Equity 4.0 articleGive and Take by Adam GrantReimagining Capitalism by Rebecca HendersonReinventing Organizations by Frederic LalouxReynir's WebsiteReynir's LinkedInThe Corporate Unplugged Podcast Thank you for tuning in!To get the newest Private Equity episodes, you can subscribe on iTunes or Spotify here.Lastly, if you have any feedback on the podcast or want to reach out to Alex with any questions, send an email to alex.rawlings@raw-selection.com.

In this episode, Andrew and Navin speak with X Shore CEO Jenny Keisu. They discuss environmentalism and pollution in the boating industry, the intersection of capitalism and environmental sustainability, and the impact of Covid-19 on emissions and business trends. Jenny Keisu is the CEO of X Shore, a Swedish company that manufactures electric leisure boats. She previously founded Summa Equity, a private equity firm focusing on companies that pursue the United Nations' 17 goals for sustainable development. She also holds an MBA from the Stockholm School of Economics and an LLM from Uppsala University, where she was previously a senior lecturer at the faculty of law.

Reynir Indahl – sjef hos Summa Equity med 15 milliarder kroner under forvaltning, klarer over 20 prosent årlig avkastning på «grønne» investeringer. Han redder verden på sin måte gjennom å kjempe mot søppelmafiaen i mange land, han lovpriser det norske utdannelsessystemet som han mener bidro til at han selv kunne gå på Warton og Harvard og mener at Norge kan ta en ledende rolle internasjonalt innen sirkulærøkonomi: - Vindusrommet er nå. Mine barnebarn vil kritisere meg, hvis vi ikke gjør noe. Dette og mye mer i ukens Stavrum & Eikeland. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Anna Ryott är denna veckas favorit i reprisavsnitt. Efter en raketkarriär inom näringslivet med ledande befattningar hos McKinsey och Storåkers McCann gjorde hon en helomvändning när hon istället tog jobb som insamlingschef för Unicef, generalsekreterare för SOS Barnbyar och VD för Swedfund.I dag sitter hon i flera styrelser bland annat Axel Johnson, Dagens Industri, Norrsken, är rådgivare till Summa Equity och medgrundare av Heart17- ett globalt initiativ som genom partnerskap, kreativitet och innovation bidrar till att accelerera FNs globala mål - OCH förra året utsågs hon till Sveriges mäktigaste samhällsförändrare, I avsnittet (som spelades in våren 2019) pratar vi om vikten av syftesdrivet arbete, hur det är att byta finansvärlden mot en välgörenhetsorganisation och hur man fortsätter sitt liv efter ett cancerbesked. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hvordan skal vi kunne gjøre norske forretningsmodeller mer synlig globalt? Og hvilken effekt vil det ha? I denne episoden av #LØRN snakker Silvija Seres med, Birger Steen, Principal i Summa Equity. De reflekterer over Norges posisjon og muligheter for fremtiden, data som nasjonal ressurs og motivasjon for innovasjon.     – Skandinaviske samfunn blir ofte lagt fram som de mest harmoniske og lykkeligste, og der individer har store muligheter til å utrykke og utvikle seg selv. Og det er en omgivelse som jeg setter veldig stor pris på. Jeg tror at det å ta den typen tankegods, forretningsmodeller og den type og organiseringsmodeller som vi har utviklet i Norden og da i Norge spesielt – å forsøke å gjøre det mer globalt og mer synlig, det kan ha en stor effekt, sier han.       Dette LØRNER du:   Data som nasjonal ressurs  Norges unike posisjon og muligheter  De nye jobbene  Regulering som driver innovasjon  Livslanglæring  Anbefalt litteratur:  Economist   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Reynir Indahl er grunnlegger og Managing Partner i Summa Equity. Summa ble startet etter at Reynir var overbevist om at finansnæringen produserte for mange negative eksterne virkninger, og at dagens private equity modell ikke lengre ville være suksessfull i fremtiden. Summa er et tematisk fond som investerer i selskaper som løser viktige globale utfordringer definert av FN's bærekraftsmål. Fondet har fått internasjonal anerkjennelse for sin innovative og bærekraftige tilnærming, og har i dag gjennom sine to fond circa 11 milliarder under forvaltning.I denne episoden diskutere vi Reynir sin innholdsrike karriere, hvordan han løser komplekse problemer og tar avgjørelser, hva Summa ser etter når de investerer i selskaper, hvordan han bygger kulturen i Summa, og hvorfor bredde og relasjoner er viktig for de som ønsker en meningsfull karriere. Hvis du liker episoden, setter jeg stor pris om du deler den med venner, og gir oss en tilbakemelding i podcastappen du hører på! Vil du ha mer informasjon om Summa og Reynir kan du besøke linkene vedlagt i episoden.Besøk Summa Equity og Reynir her:https://summaequity.com/https://summaequity.com/team_member/reynir-indahl/Christopher Vonheim:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqumuRHEDX-0d98baZV0TTAhttps://www.instagram.com/christopher...https://twitter.com/chrisvonheimhttps://www.instagram.com/bynnmedia/https://www.facebook.com/BYNNmedia/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hosts Malin Leth and Evelina Lundqvist wrap up and summarise season 2 of Love Zero Waste! We share our most significant learnings and insights from the five episodes of season 2. We discuss the turning-off-the-tap allegory, superheroes in mycelium capes, the significance of hacking the system and collaborating, the lack of silver bullets and the importance of creating space for innovation and thinking crazy thoughts, ecosystem services, taboos and convenience contributing to trash and the future of regenerative single-use items. And what would we say if we met our alter-ego from a parallel universe, working for a medium-sized international business with a linear production line? Episodes in season 2: “How plastics revolutionised our lives and is now destroying the planet”, with Maggie Lee of WWF and Anders Ankarlid of A Good Company. (https://soundcloud.com/lovezerowaste/episode-6-how-plastics-revolutionised-our-lives-and-are-now-destroying-the-planet) “The Change BIG money can accomplish”, with Reynir Indahl of Summa Equity and Matt Demorais of Unilever. (https://soundcloud.com/lovezerowaste/episode-7-the-change-big-money-can-accomplish) “The magic of composting”, with Hana Nur Auliana of Waste4Change, Alfred Grand of Vermigrand and Ben Conard of Noissue. (https://soundcloud.com/lovezerowaste/episode-8-the-magic-of-composting) “Building zero waste”, with the three winning teams of Denmark’s Circular Construction Challenge: From waste to biomaterial with Hanne Tine Ring Hansen and Jon Wedersøe Strunge, Reskur with Niels Jakubiak Andersen and Gentrae with Maria Ekblad. (https://soundcloud.com/lovezerowaste/episode-9-building-zero-waste) “No excuse for single-use”, with Anne-Marie Harant of Erdbeerwoche and Afreen Kamran of Eco.pal. (https://soundcloud.com/lovezerowaste/episode-10-no-excuse-for-single-use) Sources: Mycelium, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mycelium Regenerative economic theory, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regenerative_economic_theory Support our work through Patreon! Make a one-time or even a monthly donation to Love Zero Waste through our Patreon page. Donations will allow us to make more, more frequents and even richer content for the podcast. Your support means the world to us! https://www.patreon.com/lovezerowaste Let us know what you think! We’d love to get your feedback on the podcast. Did you learn something new in this episode? Would you recommend others to listen to Love Zero Waste? What topics do you want us to tackle in the podcast? We’re all ears! Please also leave a review on Apple Podcast. That would mean the world to us. And it makes it easier for more people to find us. Let’s co-create! Love Zero Waste is a collaboration between Circulous and The Good Tribe. We’re always open to ideas and collaborations. Credits Idea, production and editing: The Good Tribe, www.thegoodtribe.com and Circulous, www.circulous.biz Hosts: Evelina Lundqvist and Malin Leth Mixing: Umami produktion, www.umamiproduktion.se Jingle: Merlinn Sound, www.merlinnsound.com Initiators the Love Zero Waste community: Evelina Lundqvist and Alexandra Poetz Special thanks to Åre Media Network, www.aremedia.se, for lending Evelina a microphone!

Reynir Indahl isn’t just a man who talks the talk, he is a man who walks the walk. Having had a wobble as he turned 40, questioning what he was doing and what impact he was having on the world, Reynir, much to his family and friends confusion, turned his back on his successful career in finance in order to focus on being a solution to the world’s most significant challenges. Drawing on his Harvard education, Reynir founded Summa Equity in 2016, a purpose-driven, Nordic private equity firm managing €1.4 billion, to invest in companies looking to solve global challenges.“The world is developing rapidly. This poses new social and environmental challenges. By investing in companies that actively work to solve these challenges, creating a prosperous society for everyone, Summa is part of the solution.”This isn’t Reynir’s first time on Corporate Unplugged, he originally sat down with Vesna in 2018 to discuss Summa Equity and the work it was doing, and now feels like the right time to catch up with Reynir again, to see how far he’s come and hear what he’s learned over the last few years. When Reynir first ventured into impact investing, he was concerned with the effect that the financial system was having on the world around us, and how companies are increasingly affecting environmental issues. But then he realised that everyone is feeling its effects - social inequality is on the increase, for example, and this concerned him because he didn’t know if he was part of the solution or part of the problem. So he took steps to rectify this. Which has subsequently led him to where he is today. “These challenges create immense opportunities in the financial system. And investors can be a big force for driving that change. So I decided to leave private equity and started to work with with philanthropy and impact investing.”We hope you enjoy this podcast as much as we did. In this podcast:Why Reynir credits the financial crisis as the transformational point in his lifeHow Summa Equity creates valueHow Summa Equity chooses and works with the companies they invest inWhy Reynir’s passion is problem solvingHow his kids are helping him see the world differentlyWhy companies need to unleash the creativity in their organisationsWhat Private Equity 4.0 isLinks:https://corporateunplugged.com/reynir-indahl/Albert Hirschman - Exit, Voice, Loyalty See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, we're focusing on the role of investors and corporations in the zero waste movement - on BIG money. Reynir Indahl, founder and managing director at Summa Equity and Matthew Demorais, working with Global External Affairs at Sustainable Packaging of Unilever are guest in this episode. Investors and corporations contribute to the zero waste vision by trying to figure out how they can serve the market better, how they can earn more money, develop new products and services, push for new policies and much more. But what triggers change among the big players? How do they envision a zero waste society, and what are the concrete steps they’re currently taking? Reynir Indahl and Matthew Demorais share their insights on large-scale zero waste change processes and disruptions and the importance of co-creation and collaboration. Moreover, Reynir and Matthew share their own personal motivation for contributing to zero waste. Evelina and Malin discuss if system change doesn’t come down to a handful of people anyway… A special thank you to Raiffeisen Nachhaltigkeits-Initiative for supporting the making of this episode! We’ve very grateful for your help! https://www.raiffeisen.at/nachhaltigkeit/NA-NA-NA-1-NA.html Sources “We’re introducing reusable, refillable packaging to help cut waste” (Unilever), https://www.unilever.com/news/news-and-features/Feature-article/2019/we-are-introducing-reusable-refillable-packaging-to-help-cut-waste.html “Pepsi, Nestle, and more will test reusable packaging subscription service” (The Verge), https://www.theverge.com/2019/1/28/18200449/loop-reusable-packaging-subscription-service-pepsi-nestle-unilever The LOOP store, https://loopstore.com/ “Loop’s launch brings reusable packaging to the world’s biggest brands” (Green Biz), https://www.greenbiz.com/article/loops-launch-brings-reusable-packaging-worlds-biggest-brands Waste & packaging (Unilever), https://www.unilever.com/sustainable-living/reducing-environmental-impact/waste-and-packaging Summa Equity, http://summaequity.com Summa Equity closes its Fund II with SEK 6.5 billion to invest to solve global challenges (press release), https://news.cision.com/summa-equity/r/summa-equity-closes-its-fund-ii-with-sek-6-5-billion-to-invest-to-solve-global-challenges,c2751062 Norsk gjenvinning’s website, https://www.norskgjenvinning.no and Norsk gjenvinning on Summa Equity’s website, http://summaequity.com/solve/#tmc-373 Sortera’s website, https://sortera.se and Sortera on Summa Equity’s website http://summaequity.com/solve/#tmc-445 Let us know what you think! We’d love to get your feedback on the podcast. Did you learn something new in this episode? Would you recommend others to listen to Love Zero Waste? What topics do you want us to tackle in the podcast? We’re all ears! Please also leave a review on Apple Podcast. That would mean the world to us. And it makes it easier for more people to find us. Let’s co-create! Love Zero Waste is a collaboration between Circulous and The Good Tribe. We’re always open to ideas and collaborations. Spread the love using #lovezerowaste. Credits Idea, production and editing: The Good Tribe, www.thegoodtribe.com and Circulous, www.circulous.biz Hosts: Evelina Lundqvist and Malin Leth Mixing: Umami produktion, www.umamiproduktion.se Jingle: Merlinn Sound, www.merlinnsound.com Initiators the Love Zero Waste community: Evelina Lundqvist and Alexandra Poetz

Hon är hållbarhetsprofilen och styrelseproffset som började med att göra raketkarriär inom näringslivet med ledande befattningar hos McKinsey och Storåkers McCann för att sen göra en helomvändning när hon istället tog jobb som insamlingschef för Unicef, generalsekreterare för SOS Barnbyar och VD för Swedfund. Idag sitter hon i flera styrelser bland annat för Axel Johnson och Norrsken och  är arbetande styrelseordförande i Summa Equity - riskkapitalbolaget som investerar i hållbara bolag - och förra året utsågs hon till Sveriges mäktigaste samhällsförändrare!   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Anna Ryott har varit Vice VD på Norrsken, VD på Swedfund, generalsekreterare för SOS Barnbyar och insamlingschef för Unicef.Idag är hon arbetande styrelseordförande i Summa Equity - riskkapitalbolaget som investerar i hållbara bolag - och förra året utsågs hon till Sveriges mäktigaste samhällsförändrare. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Reynir Indahl is the Founder and Managing Partner of Summa Equity, elevating the way to futureproof companies. Reynir talks about why he was disappointed in himself, how the financial sector will change, why he welcomes competitors copying their formula, the ongoing trust shifts, what freedom from fear brings, how to become an exponential organisation, his best advice for leaders and the one thing every company needs to figure out first. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.