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Ep#12: The Green Skills Revolution
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Sustainability is no longer a nice-to-have, it’s a must-have.
As businesses face growing pressure to align with climate targets, the demand for green skills is skyrocketing. In this episode of Startups Decoded, I sit down with Neil Yeoh, CEO of OnePointFive, to discuss how companies can bridge the gap between climate science, finance, and strategy.
We’ll explore the rise of the "Climate Expert-in-Residence," why upskilling in sustainability is a competitive advantage, and how startups and corporations alike can embed climate action into their core operations.
Music Credit: "Neptuno" - Phondupe (Album: Onykia)
Neil Yeoh is the CEO of One Point Five, dedicated to helping individuals and businesses unlock their full potential for the greatest good. Once feeling stuck in the oil & gas sector, Neil found his purpose in the climate movement, leveraging the right skills and mindset to drive meaningful change. From overcoming personal and academic hurdles to becoming a Forbes and WEF contributor, Ironman finisher, and founder, his journey is a testament to the power of transformation. Now, he empowers others to break through barriers and achieve their good growth.
OnePointFive is a Climate Expert-in-Residence, helping organizations and individuals future-proof through sustainability. With its Advisory & Academy, it bridges the gap between science, finance, and green skills, providing actionable solutions to embed sustainability into strategy, operations, and careers. Whether aligning with the 1.5°C climate target or upskilling teams, OnePointFive drives sustainable growth.
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