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EPISODE · Jun 16, 2022 · 59 MIN

#14: Taking actions to tackle the climate crisis | Talk with Hermann Arnold - Co-Founder @ 42hacks, serial entrepreneur, investor and democracy reformer

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Hermann Arnold is a serial entrepreneur, investor, and democracy reformer. He is currently working on 42Hacks - closing the gap between climate promises and protests with actions. Also, Hermann has invested in more than 30 startups in different industries. During this podcast episode, we're talking about Hermann's journey as an entrepreneur & investor, how 42Hacks is helping to implement actions to reduce the climate crisis, what are the changes he is working towards improving democracy, what is his process and recommendations to invest in startups and the resources & books he follows for aspiring entrepreneurs and investors. - Feel free to follow Hermann on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hermannarnold/ - Get to know more about 42Hacks over here: https://www.42hacks.com/ --- To know more about Uppersky - you can follow us via Instagram or LinkedIn.

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