Good Future podcast:
The ESG & impact investing podcast

SPECIAL episode: I spoke to four leading Australian podcasters about the their shows, their journey into new-media and the growth of social impact.

Radek Sali was CEO at Swisse Vitamins, but his greatest legacy is fostering a culture of purpose for all those he works with.

Lindsay Smalling is CEO of the SOCAP conference. It’s in San Francisco, and it brings together purpose-led businesses and the people building them.

Simon Holmes á Court gives us the inside-word on how rapidly Australia’s electricity grid is going renewable, as well as the genesis of the Hepburn Wind Farm cooperative.

Berry Liberman is a passionate advocate for sustainability, she’s co-founder of Small Giants, and she’s editor-in-chief of Dumbo Feather.

Paul Brest has come all the way from Stanford University in California. He was Dean of the Law school before he turned to philanthropy and exploring how investors can have an impact.

Andrew Kuper is the founder and CEO of Leapfrog Investments, he’s a pioneering impact investor, and he’s long been a hero of mine.

Mark Reading is head of the Atlassian Foundation, he’s the bridge between the tech-success-story Atlassian, and the charities they support through their Pledge-1% model.

Pablo Berrutti is head of Responsible Investment (Asia-Pac) at CFSGAM and he’s a passionate advocate for the power of financial markets to change the world.

Anna Crabb is General Manager of B Lab Australia where they not only manage the B Corp certification, but they are also advocating for changes to the Corporations Act!

Claire Rogers is CEO of World Vision Australia, it was a big career move, but it echoes the changes that she is overseeing within Australia’s biggest charity.

Adam Verwey is Director of Future Super, a superannuation fund that gives you the power to invest with your values and have an impact on the future of Australia.