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Poverty Kills Climate Action (with Susan Downie-Gagnon)
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What if we could align climate action with economic growth while empowering communities?
Today we welcome Susan Downie-Gagnon, a changemaker in Canada’s natural resource sector.
Beginning her career in medical science and HIV research, Susie followed her curiosity into various initiatives in sectors like forestry, bioenergy and clean tech. From leading one of Canada’s largest Indigenous equity ownership deals to driving innovation at UBC’s Faculty of Forestry, her journey reflects her commitment to aligning sustainability, economic growth, and social justice.
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Chapters
1. Poverty Kills Climate Action (with Susan Downie-Gagnon) (00:00:00)
2. Navigating Complexity in Leadership Roles (00:00:11)
3. Striving for Shared Vision and Collaboration (00:12:03)
4. Navigating Economic and Social Challenges (00:16:20)
5. Making Impact in Natural Resources (00:26:49)
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