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Pollination

Climate Change Investment and AdvisoryAustralia

Pollination is a specialist climate change investment and advisory firm that accelerates the transition to a net-zero and nature-positive future.

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Pollination at a glance

Pollination is a climate change investment and advisory company headquartered in Australia. Xcout tracks 9 named people at Pollination, including Jon Cook (Chief Financial Officer).

Industry
Climate Change Investment and Advisory
Headquarters
Australia

Pollination leadership

  • Jon CookChief Financial Officer
  • Samantha ChestneyChief People Officer
  • Martijn Wilder AOFounder & CEO
  • Tony O’SullivanFounder & Board Member
  • Phil CohnManaging Director, Head of Carbon
  • Rob GrantManaging Director, Head of Projects

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