How to Build a Solo Business in Climate
Are you ready to explore what it takes to launch and grow a solo business in the climate and impact sectors? This workshop is designed for professionals considering the leap into independent work, whether you're an aspiring freelancer or a solopreneur looking to sharpen your focus on climate.
Join us for an insightful session that will guide you through the journey from freelancer to established solopreneur. You'll gain actionable advice, a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to work for yourself, and a roadmap for aligning your business with both profitability and climate impact.
Who is this for?
🌱 Aspiring independents: Professionals who are thinking about freelancing or starting a solo business with a focus on climate.
🌍 Transitioning solopreneurs: Those already independent and looking to shift their business toward climate action or deepen their knowledge in this space.
⚠️ Not for: Entrepreneurs aiming to scale a startup with venture capital. This workshop is about small, nimble, and impactful solo businesses.
What you'll walk away with:
Insight into the career choice of working independently in the climate space.
Key considerations before taking the leap.
How to set yourself up for success from the start.
Strategies to build a profitable business that aligns with your values and drives climate action.
Clear next steps if you decide to pursue this path.
About the speaker:
💼 Lilli Graf is the Founder of IMMA Collective and runs a solo practice focused on climate resilience. Starting as a part-time freelancer in 2019, Lilli faced typical challenges like limited resources and connections. She has since grown her practice into a full-time, six-figure, global consultancy.
With over 35 projects and experience teaching hundreds of people since 2015, Lilli has a knack for simplifying complex concepts and accelerating professional growth. She regularly teaches at universities, leads workshops for organizations of all sizes, and speaks at major events like the Design for Planet Festival and London Design Week.