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Trane Technologies has released its top episodes from Season 4 of the Healthy Spaces podcast, focusing on climate tech innovation and sustainability. The highlighted episodes include discussions on: Climate Talent, exploring skills-based hiring and workforce development; Digital Transformation, examining how digital solutions can impact sustainability in built environments; Sustainable Futures, discussing support for next-generation climate innovators; and Spilling the Tea on Sustainability, featuring women leaders' perspectives on net-zero approaches during NYC Climate Week. The podcast series aims to facilitate conversations with innovators and sustainability leaders about advancing climate solutions.
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Listen to the top episodes of Season 4 of Healthy Spaces with Trane Technologies to hear what's next in climate tech.
NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESSWIRE / December 18, 2024 / Trane Technologies
One way Trane Technologies is building a sustainable future is by having conversations with innovators who are leading the way-one healthy space at a time. In Season 4 of the Healthy Spaces podcast, we talked with sustainability leaders, startups and scientists about what's next in climate tech and how we can make a positive impact together. Here are a few of our top episodes from this season.
In this episode, host Dominique Silva speaks with Opportunity@Work CEO Byron Auguste and Trane Technologies' VP of Talent Betsey Strobl about innovative approaches to workforce development and the importance of skills-based hiring over traditional qualifications. Listen to the discussion about how companies and organizations can bridge the growing talent shortage gap and effectively build an innovative workforce of the future.
How can the digital transformation of the built environment and the cold chain impact sustainability? In this episode, host Oakley Roberts speaks with Riaz Raihan, chief digital officer of Trane Technologies, and Bob Irvin and Ryan Rutledge from Joules Accelerator, the largest climate tech incubator in the southeastern U.S. Listen to the full episode to hear about the potential for computing power to reduce emissions, what's next for AI in the built environment and how to harness this rapidly evolving technology to make a positive and sustainable impact.
How can we support the next generation of climate innovators? In this episode, host Scott Tew speaks with Deidra Parrish Williams, Global Corporate Citizenship Leader at Trane Technologies; Alyssa Sharpe, CEO of DigiBridge; and Tyler, Texas science teacher Courtney Clague about how to connect students with real-world sustainability challenges and action in their classrooms and their communities.
4. Spilling the Tea on Sustainability
This episode was recorded live from the Tea Room of BG restaurant inside Bergdorf Goodman where women sustainability leaders gathered to "spill the tea" during NYC Climate Week. Listen to the full episode to hear some of the dynamic women leading the charge on a comprehensive approach to net-zero through climate tech innovation, decarbonization, regenerative agriculture, grid modernization and more.
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