How startups can attract investors more easily by focusing on sustainability
Sustainable investments are trending. Startups from other sectors are also under increasing pressure to embrace climate-friendliness. Not only for idealistic reasons, but also due to the growing importance of CSR standards among VCs and companies.
How do I, as a founder, manage to meet these requirements? Especially when potential investors are scrutinizing my company, including its carbon footprint?
Two experts will show you how the impact of climate strategies can be analyzed and which measures are truly sustainable.
About Lennart Schweser: Lennart Schweser works as an economist at right. based on science (right.). The Frankfurt-based company offers climate metrics and software for the real estate, financial, and real estate sectors. Using its proprietary X-Degree Compatibility (XDC) model, right. calculates the contribution of a company, financial portfolio, building, or other economic entity to global warming (temperature alignment). The results are expressed tangibly in degrees Celsius. These analyses are used to fulfill reporting requirements, define effective climate strategies and emission reduction targets through scenario analyses, and make investment decisions.
About Alina Friedrichs: Alina is a TUM startup consultant and supports startups in thinking sustainably from the very beginning. She shows tech companies how to take responsibility for climate-friendly corporate governance and how to effectively implement climate protection measures. Alina is also co-founder of GuudCard. GuudCard combines corporate benefits with a positive impact on our planet and our cities. As an experienced founder of successful sustainable startups such as jesango and Future Coop, Alina knows what young companies can do to develop and implement a functioning climate strategy.
After Lennart and Alina’s presentations there will be time for your questions.
