This podcast is part of the Embassy Row Project’s, Veterans in Technology & Innovation Series. Today we're showcasing Navy Fighter pilot, turned American tech maverick, Mike Smith, CEO of Aclymate.
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“Aclymate is unique for several reasons,” explains James Scott, founder of the Envirotech Pre-Accelerator and the Netzero Incubator & Accelerator. Scott Continues, “This veteran-owned carbon-offsetting platform was designed by Aclymate's CEO, Mike Smith, a true maverick in the sustainability space, and is successfully democratizing the ability for individuals and small businesses to quickly and efficiently launch into sustainability best practices through Aclymates affordable and easy-to-use platform. We asked Mike to tell us about carbon offsetting without greenwashing and more"
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