The Global Exchange: A Conversation with Ronit Avni

Episode 7 of the The Global Exchange podcast, hosted by The Global Business School Network, titled "The Global Exchange: A Conversation with Ronit Avni" was published on September 3, 2025 and runs 38 minutes.

September 3, 2025 ·38m · The Global Exchange

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Ronit Avni, CEO of Localized, and Dan dig into the growing imperative for “carbon intelligence”—a baseline fluency in sustainability and climate-aware decision-making that is becoming increasingly important to workforce development. But that’s just one piece of what Ronit calls the “skills triad”: green literacy, virtual fluency, and AI competency.

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