Sliced: 🎙️ Sheri Hickok on Carbon Markets and Climate Action
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We’re excited to announce the latest episode of Untangling Climate Finance, featuring Sheri Hickok, CEO of Climate Impact Partners.
In this episode, Sheri and Jay discuss the power of carbon markets to drive meaningful climate action. Sheri shares her journey from her engineering roots in Detroit to leading a global company dedicated to addressing climate change. She explains how Climate Impact Partners collaborates with corporations and governments on projects worldwide, all with the ambitious goal of cutting one billion tons of carbon.
Sheri also offers insights into the voluntary carbon market, where companies are turning to high-quality carbon credits to achieve net-zero goals. One example is Climate Impact Partners’ recent collaboration with Form Ghana, a reforestation project that is sequestering carbon and providing job opportunities for local communities, including many roles for women.
Tune in to this episode to hear more about how carbon credit projects and innovative partnerships are working to scale up global climate impact!
If you’re interested in connecting with us on any of these topics, feel free to reach out at communications@gordianknotstrategies.com.
Happy listening!
We are Igniting Climate Solutions: Mobilizing $1 Billion Per Year in Impact Investment by 2030!

We’re thrilled to announce that our very own Sean Penrith has been named one of the 2024 honorees in “Who’s Who in Impact Investing” by the Denver Business Journal and Impact Finance Center!
Sean’s dedication to creating positive, lasting change has earned him this prestigious recognition, and we couldn’t be prouder. His commitment to impact investing truly inspires our team, clients and community.
Please join us in congratulating Sean on this well-deserved honor!

The American Forest Foundation (AFF) will hold the first auction for the Family Forest Carbon Program’s carbon credits in February 2025.
The American Forest Foundation Carbon Auction — the first of its kind for a U.S. nature-based carbon project — will offer buyers a transparent and streamlined way to secure high-quality carbon credits while supporting rural communities and family forest owners.
To read the full announcement, click here.
To view information on the auction, click here.

The Savory Foundation along with the Savory Institute, Pampa Oriental, and Cultivo are now offering nature-based carbon removal credits from their Uruguay Grasslands Regeneration Project. This groundbreaking project spans 140,000 hectares across 166 privately held properties, employing Savory’s Holistic Management framework to restore grasslands while supporting local communities and ecosystems.
The project, under Verra’s VM0032 Methodology for Sustainable Grasslands, anticipates an annual issuance of around 152,000 credits, beginning in 2026, and addresses the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals – 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth, 13: Climate Action, 15: Life of Land, and 17: Partnership for the Goals.
To learn more about this project and its impact, click here.
If you want to connect about the project, email us here.

Gordian Knot Strategies has been engaged once again to help the U.S. Endowment for Forestry and Communities screen for investment opportunities, develop program criteria, evaluate proposals, and conduct due diligence for its Impact Investing Program. A second call for the submission of impact investing opportunities is planned for the winter of 2024/2025.
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