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Breaking the barrier to innovation

Published Thursday, 3rd July 2008

picture-1.pngIn this video podcast, Steve Podmore, founder of the Global Sustainability Challenge, tells us how he’s lobbying people in high places to get cash to clean-tech innovators.

His organisation is actually doing something pretty different in trying to change the model of investment in smaller companies…

Here’s how. (But give it a sec to load ;) )

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