According to the World Economic Forum, American adults on average change jobs 12 times by the age of 55. Furthermore, statistics show that people may change their careers up to 7 times over their lifetime. Therefore, perhaps the expectation that a person should know the answer to “who do you want to be when you grow up” has become less irrelevant, and maybe even more so in today’s volatile job market landscape. That being said, that does not mean one cannot develop a fulfilli

The insect industry has captured headlines as the next breakthrough in sustainable protein production. The market for insect protein was valued at nearly $500 million in 2023 and is projected to surge with a compound annual growth rate of 15–30% through 2030, fueled by demand for eco-friendly protein in animal feed, pet food, and niche applications. Riding the crest of this new food wave, several entrepreneurs in Hong Kong are harnessing black soldier flies to promote a c

In 2024, Climate Incubator launched a new article series “Green Talents Moment”. We speak with individuals who contribute to sustainability through their work and projects. Our aim is to inspire readers to explore more possibilities for making contributions to sustainability🌏. —---- We are grateful to speak with Sharon Kan this week. She is an urban planner who has a keen interest in sustainability and climate change issues. Sharon began her career as a sustainability of

Welcome to the first article of 2025 for our "Green Talents Moment" series! Last year, Climate Incubator launched this new series to showcase individuals making a positive impact on sustainability through their work and projects. Our aim is to inspire readers to explore more possibilities for contributing to a sustainable future 🌏. This month, we had the pleasure of speaking with Judy Cheung, a Sustainability Manager focusing on the financial sector. Judy helps financial ins