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Kate Byrne

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As a member of the Business Development team, Kate works closely with pastoralists and land managers to identify carbon project opportunities. She believes that environmental markets can achieve mutually beneficial outcomes for land managers, the environment and local communities and sees regenerative agriculture as a way to protect resources and secure our food future.

Kate has a strong commercial background. She holds a Masters of Business Management and this, together with a longstanding personal passion for the Australian environment and food production systems, enables her to bring an enthusiastic and pragmatic approach to facilitating projects. Her thirst for knowledge and a desire to truly understand what is important for each unique carbon project stakeholder drives Kate to build strong working relationships and deliver quality outcomes.

 

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