with ?️ James Rees - Chief Impact Officer at Botanical Water Technologies and Board Advisor at Bluerloop, Droople, and Noverram. 
 ? Botanical Water Technologies strives to positively impact water scarcity by providing a new source of drinkable, sustainable, plant-based water for social and environmental projects.

What we covered:

? How it might be time to think a bit laterally about water and get creative. 
? How growing and developing new water technologies can be tricky yet might be desperately needed 
? How an external advisor can help a typical mid-market green tech company to overcome challenges and pitfalls and break the glass ceiling  
?? How capital still needs to be educated about water and how that actually happens. 
? How the ones with the money sometimes struggle to find out where to allocate it, while the entrepreneurs flounder to connect with that flow of ESG funding. 
? How you have to be in water entrepreneurship for the right reasons and how that relates to a long-term vision. 
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➡️ Send your warm regards to James on LinkedIn; 
➡️ Visit Botanical Water's Website 
➡️ A big THANK YOU to Sciens Water for enabling this episode!
➡️ Check out the full story (and an infographic) on how mid-market green tech companies could put their impact on steroids