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This Multimillion Dollar Startup Helps Other Businesses Create A Realistic Plan To Eliminate Carbon Emissions
The Paris Agreement says net zero emissions by 2050--but how are corporations erasing their carbon footprint in the next 25 years? Enter Greenly. The Paris-based startup offers technology that can help businesses discover where they're emitting carbon--dissecting everything from their supply chains to their marketing tactics--and then offers each client a 'climate expert' to implement the action items its software generates based on the results. "We're like dietitians but for climate," says Arnaud Delubac, the 28-year-old cofounder of Greenly. "We begin with the reality and then define a roadmap." Investors see the value in targeting corporations: Energy Impact, Fidelity and others have poured $75 million into the five-year-old startup and revenue hit some $10 million in 2023, with projections to double that this year, Delubac says. A small company could work with Greenly for roughly $3,000 per year, and while Delubac declined to comment on the price larger corporations pay, he cites brands like LVMH and L'Oreal among his nearly 2,000 clients. And it's not just the Europeans Greenly is going after--TripAdvisor is amongst its clients in the U.S, where it plans to continue to expand. Delubac says his startup could help reduce 1 billion tons of carbon by 2030.
Believe It Or Not, The World Is Beginning To Lurch Forward To A New Gold Standard
Steve Forbes explains that despite widespread and long-held contempt by economists, the gold standard is making a definite comeback?and this is stellar economic news for everyone.
How British Darts Phenom Luke Littler, 17, Became Sky Sports' Most-Watched Athlete Beyond Football
Qualifying for the PDC World Championships at the age of 16 was itself an accomplishment, but for British darts phenom Luke Littler, it was only the beginning. During an improbable two-week run through the tournament, "Luke the Nuke" became a sensation across Europe, appearing on TV talk shows and seeing his Instagram following grow from 4,000 to more than 1.2 million fans. His championship match was the most viewed non-football sporting event in Sky Sports history with 3.7 million viewers. Endorsements with ?koda, boohooMAN, Target Darts and Prestige Building Supplies soon followed, and Littler believes he's at the forefront of an explosion in darts popularity. "The world's gone mad [for darts]," he says. "It's one of 'em sports where you're standing there throwing some tungsten into a board and you're winning yourself some money and you creating yourself some legacy."
How Forbes Uncovered A $46 Million Renewable Energy Scam
Rhino Onward International launched in 2022 claiming that its cutting-edge tech would make it a major player in Green Hydrogen. Instead, investors claim the founders used their funds to collect luxury cars, pay off bill, and otherwise file their extravagant lifestyles.
Total Embarrassment: Nike's USA Women's Track And Field Team Uniform Is An Epic Fiasco
Steve Forbes drops the hammer on Nike's ability to make uniforms, calling out the embarrassments of both the Major League Baseball redesign and the new garb for the USA Women's Track and Field Team.
Secretary Pete Buttigieg And Billionaire Wes Edens Discuss Plans For High-Speed Trains In Las Vegas
Billionaire Wes Edens is building his $12 billion Las Vegas-to-SoCal railway, aided by billions from the Biden Administration. But adding more high-speed lines like this one won?t be easy.. Secretary Pete Buttigieg joins Edens and Forbes' Alan Ohnsman in Las Vegas during the groundbreaking ceremony for Brightline West's bullet train.
Angela Ahrendts On The Importance Of Putting People First In Business
Moira?Forbes, EVP, Forbes, sits down with Angela Ahrendts, Senior Operating Advisor, SKKY Partners, for a discussion on her incredible career, and why in business, empowering your team of people is paramount.
America's Top 5 Best Banks 2024
The failures of Silicon Valley Bank and peers like First Republic Bank made 2023 the most tumultuous year for the banking industry since the 2008 crisis, but for some small community banks, the chaos hardly registered. City Holding Co., the parent company of West Virginia's City National Bank with $6.2 billion in assets, is based in the capital city of Charleston, in a region of Appalachia known for coal. West Virginia is a state whose population of 1.8 million is on the decline, but president and CEO Skip Hageboeck sees that as an asset instead of a drawback. Major banks don?t reinvest much in West Virginia and surrounding towns in Virginia, Ohio and Kentucky to compete for customers, and City National has steadily increased its market share. Thanks to its focus primarily on retail banking rather than catering to businesses, just $894 million out of $5.1 billion (17.5%) in deposits are uninsured, according to its most recent call report, compared with 41% of total deposits at all U.S. banks. Read the full story on Forbes: https://www.forbes.com/sites/hanktucker/2024/04/04/americas-best-banks-2024/?sh=2fd50226d762
A Michelin Star Chef Explains The Business Of Fine Dining
Charlie Mitchell, executive chef and coowner or Clover Hill, spoke with Forbes about what it takes to run a fine dining restaurant in New York City.
The 5 Most Valuable Combat Sports Promotions 2024
How do UFC, WWE, Top Rank and other brands match up in the battle royale for financial supremacy?
Lilly Singh On Remembering Her 'Why'
Moira Forbes, EVP of Forbes, sits down with Lilly Singh Actress, Producer & Author, for an enlightening discussion on gender inequality in the entertainment industry, and the importance of telling your own story.
How Experience Taught Stacy London To Define Power
Moira Forbes, EVP of Forbes, sits down with Style Expert & Menopause Advocate Stacy London, to talk about the valuable learning experiences she?s had in her career.
How Reformation?s Hali Borenstein Found Her Leadership Voice
Moira Forbes, EVP of Forbes, sits down with Hali Borenstein, CEO of Reformation, to talk about how women can break through career barriers.