Building on the momentum of a strong European chapter and launching at Auckland Startup Week, Women in Climate Tech Australasia has a clear mission: to bring women together as catalysts for sustainable solutions. Research consistently shows that diversity fuels stronger performance and deeper impact. By amplifying women’s leadership in climate tech, we unlock new pathways for innovation that are not only commercially viable but also aligned with ecological resilience and long-term sustainability.
Hosted by Rebecca Mills of The Lever Room, this breakfast gathering marks the start of an energised community for founders and investors shaping climate innovation across our region. Coffee, croissants, and conversation will set the stage for collaboration, investment, and leadership.
✨ Let’s spark connections and kick-start the future of climate tech together.
Thanks to Motion Capital, Aurora Climate Lab, and GridAKL for supporting this event and mission!
Please RSVP to Rebecca Mills by Friday, 17 October to reserve your place.
Rebecca Mills is the Founder of Lever Room and an award-winning leader with three decades of experience delivering resilient climate and nature solutions.
She has shaped strategies at scale, developed measurement tools that drive impact, and advised on investment and regenerative projects. She holds an MSc in Biosphere Science and executive training in impact measurement from Oxford’s Saïd Business School. Earlier, she co-designed the global strategy for The B Team—founded by Sir Richard Branson and Jochen Zeitz—to redefine business for environmental and social good.
As Lead for Women in Climate Tech Australasia and an Edmund Hillary Fellow, Rebecca is deeply networked.
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