This is an early chapter in the fast-developing story of a serial entrepreneur who radically changed his work and his life in his forties.
In 2022, Eduardo Esparza downsized his successful business to help repair Earth’s badly damaged natural environment.
Mentioned in this episode:
- Climate Change Mitigation
- Earth Regeneration
- Planetary Boundaries
- Regenerative Agriculture
- Regenerative Communities
- Eduardo Esparza
- Indigenous Elders from the Kogi tribe in Colombia
- High Net Worth Impact Investors
Eduardo, a Mexican-born U.S. citizen, ran a successful marketing agency for a decade. But he had grown concerned about the world he would leave to his family and to future generations.
So Eduardo downsized his company to focus on reducing climate change.
After a year of intense research, he decided his best contribution would be to help heal the damage human activity has done to our planet.
Now Eduardo works with impact investors and multidisciplinary teams. Their immediate goal is to finance projects and communities that regenerate nature. The ultimate goal is to provide resilient food supplies and a sustainable path forward by establishing a new relationship with the natural world.
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