Building Trust to Heal Nature with Serena Oppenheim
About this episode
Fin-Erth founder Serena Oppenheim on why trust, relationships, and meaningful human connection may be the missing ingredients in solving nature's biggest challenges.
In this episode
- Why the biggest breakthrough for nature may be a better conversation, not a new technology.
- How trust is built between communities, investors, and institutions.
- The founding story behind Fin-Erth.
- Practical ways leaders can put relationships at the centre of environmental work.
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