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We Need to Act
Sara Rego
46 episodes
2 days ago
We Need to Act is a podcast dedicated to sustainability education hosted by Dr. Sara Rego. We delve into important topics such as climate change, biodiversity loss, social justice, and environmental degradation, unpacking what sustainability truly means and why it matters in an open dialogue with guests from various backgrounds, such as activists, academics, scholars, scientists, politicians, entrepreneurs, and Indigenous people. Join us as we explore the origins of these issues, the challenges we face, and the actions needed to create a more just, resilient, and regenerated future.
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We Need to Act is a podcast dedicated to sustainability education hosted by Dr. Sara Rego. We delve into important topics such as climate change, biodiversity loss, social justice, and environmental degradation, unpacking what sustainability truly means and why it matters in an open dialogue with guests from various backgrounds, such as activists, academics, scholars, scientists, politicians, entrepreneurs, and Indigenous people. Join us as we explore the origins of these issues, the challenges we face, and the actions needed to create a more just, resilient, and regenerated future.
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Season 2 | Ep. 29 - A Woman in Tech’s Journey: From Silicon Valley to Leading Nature Analytics with Megan Pillsbury
We Need to Act
36 minutes 59 seconds
2 months ago
Season 2 | Ep. 29 - A Woman in Tech’s Journey: From Silicon Valley to Leading Nature Analytics with Megan Pillsbury

Can technology save us from the environmental crisis? For Megan Pillsbury—engineer, entrepreneur, and innovation leader—the answer is more complex than a simple yes. In this episode, Megan explores the role of tech in solving environmental challenges, while urging a more holistic, humble approach.

Founder and CEO of Dunya Analytics, Megan brings rich experience in tech, sustainability, and finance. After years in Silicon Valley, she now helps companies measure their environmental impact and shift toward a nature-positive economy.

Tune in for a thoughtful conversation on innovation, biodiversity, and building a more sustainable future.


Highlights from the episode:


Career Shift and Inspiration: Megan Pillsbury shares her journey from being an electrical engineer in Silicon Valley to founding a nature tech company, inspired by the book "Natural Capitalism."


Sustainability and Business: Megan emphasizes aligning social and environmental outcomes with financial goals, discussing her efforts to create sustainability roles and pursue business education.

Role of Technology: While acknowledging technology's role in environmental challenges, Megan advocates for a holistic approach that includes Indigenous knowledge and humility.

Gender and Leadership: Megan discusses the challenges and opportunities for women in tech and sustainability, highlighting the importance of diverse perspectives for equitable solutions.

Eco-Entrepreneurship: Megan describes eco-entrepreneurship as developing businesses that address environmental problems or reinventing processes to be regenerative.

Empowerment and Hope: Megan shares an inspiring message about the power of individual contributions and encourages listeners to pursue their passions and make a difference.


We Need to Act
We Need to Act is a podcast dedicated to sustainability education hosted by Dr. Sara Rego. We delve into important topics such as climate change, biodiversity loss, social justice, and environmental degradation, unpacking what sustainability truly means and why it matters in an open dialogue with guests from various backgrounds, such as activists, academics, scholars, scientists, politicians, entrepreneurs, and Indigenous people. Join us as we explore the origins of these issues, the challenges we face, and the actions needed to create a more just, resilient, and regenerated future.