Green Fix
Green Fix
Podcast Description
Welcome to the Green Fix, the climate & sustainability podcast for Australian corporations and their ESG practitioners. We explore the top challenges and opportunities in the industry, how they are impacting your business and your work, so that you can keep your sanity.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The show explores critical themes such as the challenges of climate risk management, the role of collaboration in sustainability efforts, and trends in climate tech. Episodes include discussions on topics like the impact of the Australian Sustainability Reporting Standards and community engagement in sustainability, providing listeners with actionable insights on navigating climate challenges.

Welcome to the Green Fix, the climate & sustainability podcast for Australian corporations and their ESG practitioners. We explore the top challenges and opportunities in the industry, how they are impacting your business and your work, so that you can keep your sanity.
How can the Australian subsidiaries of global multinationals become sustainability innovators, rather than waiting for head office to lead the way?
In this episode, we sit down with Dani Matthews, Co-Founder and Chief Impact Officer at Abundium, a leadership community for C-suite executives in foreign-owned companies operating across the ANZ and APAC region. Abundium works with over 100 of the world's leading multinationals to drive what Dani calls ”good growth”, leadership that balances profit with people and planet.
We talk about leapfrogging (not the pilates kind): how Australian subsidiaries can use their distance from global headquarters as freedom to pilot, test, and innovate, then share those breakthroughs back to the global business. She shares how Unilever ANZ achieved B Corp certification before its parent company and piloted a four-day work week in New Zealand, and how DHL Supply Chain is using a global carbon insetting model to reduce supply chain emissions ahead of local infrastructure.
We also explore what Dani calls the Trusted Triangle , the critical alignment between the CEO, CFO, and Chief People Officer, and why sustainability must sit at the heart of business strategy, not on the sidelines. With mandatory sustainability reporting now underway in Australia, Dani shares what she's hearing from CFOs navigating the transition and why frustration might actually be the gateway to flow.
Whether you're in a multinational, an ASX-listed company, or a sustainability role looking for practical ways to keep this work on the leadership agenda, this conversation is full of actionable insights.
RESOURCES
Guest & Organisation
- Abundium — https://abundium.com
- Dani Matthews on LinkedIn — https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthewsdani/
Books & Authors
- The Case for Good Jobs by Zeynep Ton (MIT Sloan) — https://goodjobsinstitute.org
- Net Positive by Paul Polman (former Unilever CEO)
Podcasts
- Change Signal by Michael Bungay Stanier
https://thechangesignal.com
Research & Reports
- WEF & BCG Report: Already a Multi-Trillion-Dollar Market: CEO Guide to Growth in the Green Economy (December 2025) — https://www.weforum.org/stories/2025/12/the-5t-green-economy-is-growing-here-s-how-ceos-can-turn-opportunity-into-long-term-growth/
Your Hosts:
Dan Leverington
Loreto Gutierrez
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