EPISODE · Sep 30, 2025 · 44 MIN
S10: E2. Forecasting the future of our most precious resource ft. Jeremy Fain (Blue Water Intelligence)
from The Climate Pioneers Show
Jeremy Fain, CEO of Blue Water Intelligence joins me for this episode. After a decade leading SaaS companies, Jeremy shifted his focus to climate and water technology, co-founding BWI to help governments, hydropower operators, insurers and communities forecast and manage water risks in a changing climate.Water is arguably our most critical and increasingly unpredictable resource and BWI is at the forefront of using space and earth data to improve decision-making about floods, droughts and water security. 1:49 - What is BWI doing and why is it so critical?3:05 - How did you come to move into climate resilience?4:41 - How did you find the learning curve personally and how did you bring experts in?6:16 - From a commercial perspective, who are you building this for and who are your key customers?7:55 - How did you manage going to market in both public and private sectors?9:39 - What did you find particularly challenging in the commercial and GTM process?12:17 - How BWI can help hydro-power to be more effective.16:09 - How has BWI been involved in developing hydro-power in Nepal?17:54 - How has your previous experience helped you at BWI?21:25 - When did you decide you needed to make your first hires and how did you go about building out the team?24:52 - When interviewing, how do you establish that people have both a learning curiosity and the hard skills needed to work at BWI?27:32 - What has fundraising been like?36:44 - Why do you think investors should be getting involved with hydrological forecasting?39:06 - What are you excited about in the future of BWI?40:56 - What advice would you offer to fellow founders? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Jeremy Fain, CEO of Blue Water Intelligence joins me for this episode. After a decade leading SaaS companies, Jeremy shifted his focus to climate and water technology, co-founding BWI to help governments, hydropower operators, insurers and communities forecast and manage water risks in a changing climate.Water is arguably our most critical and increasingly unpredictable resource and BWI is at the forefront of using space and earth data to improve decision-making about floods, droughts and water security. 1:49 - What is BWI doing and why is it so critical?3:05 - How did you come to move into climate resilience?4:41 - How did you find the learning curve personally and how did you bring experts in?6:16 - From a commercial perspective, who are you building this for and who are your key customers?7:55 - How did you manage going to market in both public and private sectors?9:39 - What did you find particularly challenging in the commercial and GTM process?12:17 - How BWI can help hydro-power to be more effective.16:09 - How has BWI been involved in developing hydro-power in Nepal?17:54 - How has your previous experience helped you at BWI?21:25 - When did you decide you needed to make your first hires and how did you go about building out the team?24:52 - When interviewing, how do you establish that people have both a learning curiosity and the hard skills needed to work at BWI?27:32 - What has fundraising been like?36:44 - Why do you think investors should be getting involved with hydrological forecasting?39:06 - What are you excited about in the future of BWI?40:56 - What advice would you offer to fellow founders? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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