Sep 1, 2026 · 42 min · 14 segments
Today, we are joined by Suzanne Rosman, a business development professional currently working at PYM, bringing international experience across startups and corporates. Suzanne’s work spans business…
Suzanne RosmanGuest
Imène MaharziHost
Welcome to Alaqa, a podcast about the relationships shaping systems, capital, and the climate transition.
It brings together conversations with fund managers who presented on stage during Fronts for Change, and with investors, operators, and thinkers navigating
Today, I'm joined by Suzanne Roseman, a business development professional currently working at PIM, bringing international experience across startups and corporates.
Suzanne's work spans business development and organizational operations within the impact investing space, shaped by experience working with funds and navigating different investments and operating environment.
Alongside her professional work, she's deeply engaged in themes such as female entrepreneurship, impact investing and emerging ecosystems, including LATAM startups and Web3 communities.
Her perspective is also shaped by curiosity for learning across geographies and cultures, with personal ties to Colombia and New Zealand.
and a strong focus on people, connection, and continuous learning through experience.
In Suzanne's opinion, impact investing is a learning journey, not a financial product, and even more so for high net worth individuals and family offices, which are part of her network, PIM.
Moving capital starts with education, peer learning, and and reducing fear, not so much with selling investment products.
The second point that stuck with me was that for her, relationships change investment decisions.
There's the notion of influence, of peer-to-peer conversations, of wanting to belong, wanting to craft and reshape intergenerational dialogue.
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Welcome to Alaqa, a podcast about the relationships shaping systems, capital, and the climate transition.
It brings together conversations with fund managers who presented on stage during Fronts for Change, and with investors, operators, and thinkers navigating
Today, I'm joined by Suzanne Roseman, a business development professional currently working at PIM, bringing international experience across startups and corporates.
Suzanne's work spans business development and organizational operations within the impact investing space, shaped by experience working with funds and navigating different investments and operating environment.
Alongside her professional work, she's deeply engaged in themes such as female entrepreneurship, impact investing and emerging ecosystems, including LATAM startups and Web3 communities.
Her perspective is also shaped by curiosity for learning across geographies and cultures, with personal ties to Colombia and New Zealand.
and a strong focus on people, connection, and continuous learning through experience.
In Suzanne's opinion, impact investing is a learning journey, not a financial product, and even more so for high net worth individuals and family offices, which are part of her network, PIM.
Moving capital starts with education, peer learning, and and reducing fear, not so much with selling investment products.
The second point that stuck with me was that for her, relationships change investment decisions.
There's the notion of influence, of peer-to-peer conversations, of wanting to belong, wanting to craft and reshape intergenerational dialogue.
