Impact United Academy kicks off its three-part webinar series with its first event, exploring how a systems-level view is essential for scaling regenerative impact.
Regenerative agriculture doesn’t exist in a vacuum. It’s woven into a vast web of supply chains, financing models, cultural norms, and policy frameworks. This session unpacks why a systems-level view is essential for scaling regenerative impact—and how investors can think holistically to support transformation across the entire food ecosystem. View the slide deck below.
About Erin Crampton
Erin Crampton is a regenerative food systems expert with a career focus on supporting ecologically minded farmers.
Erin works to unblock the regulatory, practical and financial challenges of farming, food processing and supply management. Erin has been appointed to the boards of Holistic Management Canada and farm products marketing council. She catalyzed regenerative pasture management training and monitoring in Canada and developed alternative finance products for regenerative farmers.
Every day, Erin pursues her dream of regionalized, regenerative food systems that bring ecological and economic vitality back to communities and landscapes. Learn more about Erin on our faculty page.
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