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Parsons New School Asst. Professor Raz Godelnik on designing for the climate crisis

from Future Food with Analisa Winther · host Analisa Winther

My guest is Raz Godelnik Assistant Professor of Strategic Design and Management at the Parsons School of Design New School where he is exploring new business models and design solutions. In this episode, we discuss the DEFT framework, which provides a model for designing and implementing climate solutions. Raz is also the co-founder of two green startups - Hemper Jeans and Eco-Libris. He is involved with sandbox Zero where he develops sustainable business models, climate action, and sustainability-as-unusual tools and frameworks. He holds an MBA from Tel Aviv University and a BA in Communication and Economics from the Hebrew University. 1:10 Overview of the DEFT Framework  5:12 How to shift values, beliefs, and attitudes 9:50 The importance of affordability, delight, and meaning 17:10 Translating solutions into stories 19:15 Vision for the future food system Join our community on Instagram and find more episodes at www.nordicfoodtech.io. Raz is also looking to collaborate on climate experiments. Contact info and details at the end of the episode! 

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