Steward Leadership: Maximum Purpose, Maximum Profit
Steward Leadership: Maximum Purpose, Maximum Profit
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Tune in for fresh perspectives, impactful stories, and a call to action for Steward Leadership that empowers listeners to make a meaningful difference. This series highlights real-world examples of leaders and organisations that have successfully merged profit with purpose, showing that sustainability doesn’t need to be a sacrifice—it can be a catalyst for growth and innovation.
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The podcast focuses on the intersection of profit and purpose, highlighting themes such as social responsibility, sustainability, and leadership in various sectors. Episodes include discussions on public-private partnerships, impact-driven leadership, and case studies such as Dr. Kiran Bedi's initiatives in water management and prison reform.

Tune in for fresh perspectives, impactful stories, and a call to action for Steward Leadership that empowers listeners to make a meaningful difference. This series highlights real-world examples of leaders and organisations that have successfully merged profit with purpose, showing that sustainability doesn’t need to be a sacrifice—it can be a catalyst for growth and innovation.
Dr. Glenn Dale, Founder, Managing Director & CTO of Verterra Ecological Engineering, manages the vegetation, soil, and landscapes that are inextricably linked to our livelihoods.
From studying forestry, biochemistry, genetics and biotechnology, to founding Verterra, Glenn shares his deep passion for nature and how his designed systems take inspiration from natural processes.
Roughly 50% of arable land globally is used for grazing and roughly 50% of that is degraded.
Rajeev and Glenn dive into DROVER (Dynamic Reference for Optimising Value and Erosion Reduction), the SL25 award winning project, where satellite imagery and smarter grazing methods increase ground cover, improve pasture productivity, and reduce the sediment that destroys the Great Barrier Reef. But despite strong impact, Glenn stresses it is just “a drop in the ocean.”
Tune in for an inspiring episode about how engineering and ecology can work together to reimagine our landscapes and safeguard ecosystems.

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