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Andrew Mitchell
Founder & Senior Advisor at Global Canopy and CEO of Equilibrium Futures, a thought leader in natural capital finance and tropical forest conservation.
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Oct 7, 2026
Episode 22 - Business and Biodiversity: "Less Doom and More Boom" with Andrew Mitchel of Global Canopy
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13:03Sean LeesHOST
Does your work in either Europe or other regions have any lessons for us here in the Asia-Pacific region?
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13:09Andrew MitchellGUEST
Well, I don't think we should be fooled by the pushback that's happened on sustainability, which has largely been driven by the United States and legal challenges on climate regulations by petro-states.
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13:31Andrew MitchellGUEST
I think in Europe, we all get very excited about what happens in the United States, but my experience of working in Asia and the APAC region is that they've got their own mindset on this, and they're forging ahead and not slowing down on sustainability and sustainable finance.
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13:49Andrew MitchellGUEST
A good data point for that is that TNFD has been astonishingly successful over the last few years.
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19:57Sean LeesHOST
Looking at your own work at the intersection of business and environment, which of these three shifts matters most to you and why?