Lessons Learned from Energy and Sustainability Industry Leaders
Episode 9 of Clear Haze Exchange, host Marcus Hazelwood reflects on the insightful conversations held in Season One.
Starting with Mohamed “Mo” El-Sayed, he and Marcus discuss the importance of effective communication in the field of energy engineering. Mo explains why clear communication is as vital as technical expertise.
Another standout guest, Mahesh Ramanujam, current CEO of the Global Network for Zero, shared his vision for leveraging technology as a tool to achieve net-zero goals. He emphasized the importance of intentional, inclusive, and accessible technology in the climate space.
Marcus Hazelwood also spoke with Chad Edwards, an architect, who shared how architecture can shape behavior and community. He emphasizes that buildings should not only be aesthetically pleasing but also meaningful.
Marcus also recorded with his wife, Stephanie Hazelwood, and their time studying and working at Harvard, as well as curating sustainable lifestyles in Massachusetts.
Alan Scott's insights on regenerative design challenged listeners to think beyond merely reducing harm to creating positive impacts. By articulating a compelling vision for sustainability, stakeholders can align their efforts and work collaboratively toward common goals.
Yolanda Owens shared insights on food waste and sustainability, illustrating how her upbringing on a family farm shaped her understanding of food production.
Creativity and sustainability are discussed when Marcus spoke with Bertie Stephens, CEO of Clean Planet Group, and author of Ellie Ment and the Material Matter, a young adult book that celebrates the magic of science.
As an energy engineer, Marcus uses tools like IES's energy modeling software across all phases: from initial design and construction to ongoing operations. When he spoke with Matthew Duffy, VP of IESVE Sales, they discussed how energy modeling is one of the most significant advantages of energy modeling.
If you have additional guests or topics you would like to discuss, send your ideas to hello@clear-haze.exchange. This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives.
