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Beyond the Tech: The Human Side of Building Sustainable Ventures

Join an intimate fireside chat with Carolin Barr, founder of susGain, to discuss the human elements of driving sustainable change and navigating certifications in business.

When
Wed, 30 Sep 2026 · 4:00 PM
Where
SGInnovate
Address provided Upon Confirmation, 123456
Singapore 123456
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For
adults · 18+
Cost
price not stated
Tags
sustainability and climatetech · carbon markets · agriculture and aquaculture · power and electricity · water and waste treatment · others

About this event

--> 0 % Overview We often talk about sustainability as a technology problem - better tools, cleaner tech, smarter systems. But the hardest parts are human.What actually moves people, teams, and organisations to change how they behave? And once you've built something meaningful, how do you prove it's real?

Join us for an intimate founders' fireside with Carolin Barr , founder of susGain - an eco-preneur, TEDx speaker, and long-time sustainability advocate. Carolin will share on why technology alone can't drive lasting behavioural change, and what it really takes to navigate sustainability certifications. An intimate room, honest conversation, and time to connect with fellow founders.

- Eco-preneur & sustainability advocate with experience in business innovation and stakeholder engagement across APAC - Founder of susGain, an award-winning social enterprise delivering mobile & web solutions for sustainability transformation - TEDx speaker, panelist, guest lecturer & mentor, sharing insights on sustainable change - Passionate about youth empowerment and building cross-sector partnerships for lasting social & environmental impact - Previously in HR consulting & change management, leading regional projects across APAC

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