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Troy Carter and Patrick Leung, Earthshot Labs
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Today we talk about technology for planetary-scale ecological restoration.
Troy Carter and Patrick Leung are founders and co-executives of Earthshot Labs.
They are bringing the audacious scale and vision of startup methodology to the planet’s ecological and climate crisis.
Troy graduated from Stanford University with a degree in economics, was an early employee at Airbnb and E la Carte, then founded and scaled Troy Cider and exited after a successful acquisition in 2015. He has focused on carbon finance and renewable energy and agriculture projects for the last six years.
Patrick has partnered with ambitious, visionary companies that seek to transform their industries and positively impact the world. He says, "I help clients reimagine company strategy, product vision, and world impact. I can help conceive groundbreaking products and technologies, then assemble and guide world-class technology teams to deliver them. I also provide the mentoring and practices to make conscious technical innovation a permanent part of an organization."
Some of the questions we explore include:
- What does Earthshot Labs do to help the planet?
- How can we solve climate change?
- What can listeners do to make a difference for the planet and climate?
- What does the future of work look like? How can organizations meet the need of employees, the planet, and all stakeholders?
- What is the application of decentralized finance and stakeholder capitalism?
- How do we bridge spirituality and business?
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