So far in 2023, we've been looking to the future. Our first episode featured new opportunities with Google, CSAA and IDEO. Then, we did an episode focusing on regenerative agriculture, and another on transforming the global food system.

This week, we'll look to the past and replay one of our first and most popular episodes ever. The episode features Jamie Beck Alexander of Drawdown Labs, a program of Project Drawdown. I thought it's worth replaying as it helps explain the idea that any job can be a climate job, and highlights some really useful tips for creating climate impact through your work no matter what you do.

This episode is for everyone - and it's a reminder that you don't need to switch jobs or start a new company to be part of today's climate movement. Here we go.

In today’s episode, we cover:

• [3:20] The mobilization of talent toward climate change jobs
• [5:23] Learn more about Project Drawdown & Drawdown Labs
• [8:34] The private sector’s role in addressing climate change
• [12:41] Jamie’s mantra: Every job must be a climate job
• [14:27] Learn about the “Climate Solutions at Work” guide
• [21:53] How to hold companies accountable to their green initiatives
• [28:05] The impact of the Drawdown Project’s workshops
• [30:56] How to influence the organization you work at
• [32:46] How you can make an impact in all areas of your life

Resources Mentioned

• Project Drawdown
• Drawdown Labs
• Climate Solutions at Work Guide
• Changing Company Culture Requires a Movement, Not a Mandate
• SEC Proposes Long-Awaited Climate Change Disclosure Rules
• Jamie Beck Alexander’s TEDx Talk
• Amazon Employees for Climate Justice
• Doughnut Economics

Connect with Jamie Beck Alexander

• Connect on LinkedIn
• Follow on Twitter

Connect with Jason Rissman

• InvestedInClimate.com
• On LinkedIn
• On Twitter

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