
Brenna Davis
CEO of Organically Grown Company and author of "Leading Through Fire: Resilient Leadership for People, Planet, and the Future"
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Jul 10, 2026
Ep 536 Resilient Leadership – Brenna Davis, CEO of Organically Grown Company (OGC)
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Kevin EdwardsHOST
I wonder, you know, is that something that many sustainable leaders also struggle with? Do you believe that human and mankind can actually make a dent in the environment?

Brenna DavisGUEST
I have a degree in environmental science and I hacked my degree in the 90s to kind of work on sustainability in business.

Brenna DavisGUEST
I did my first internship in an oil refinery because I wanted to go where I thought I was needed and to try to learn as much as I could about kind of the most, what one might say the dirtiest kind of industry.

Brenna DavisGUEST
And I tried to really learn from their perspective and the people working in the refinery.

Brenna DavisGUEST
And what I learned in the refinery was that I might say environmental activism and they would say conservation.

Brenna DavisGUEST
Like they were working for Ducks Unlimited so that they could keep hunting and fishing and they cared about the environment, but it was just a different, came from a different angle.

Kevin EdwardsHOST
Would you maybe share a little bit more about OGC, what it does, and also how it governs maybe a little bit differently than most companies?