Riveo Impact Lab

Welcome to the Riveo Impact Lab, the podcast where we dive into the stories and strategies of trailblazing entrepreneurs and small business owners who are redefining what it means to build a successful business.

If you’re ready to balance impact and income, compete with the big players, and lead with purpose, this podcast is for you.

Each episode delivers:

Expert Insights: Learn from inspiring guests who lead the way in sustainability, diversity, and inclusion.
Practical Advice: Get actionable tips and tools to create meaningful change in your business.
Real-World Stories: Discover how small businesses are overcoming challenges, innovating, and making a difference in their communities.

At Riveo Creative, we’re committed to sustainability and ethics in our own work, and we’re here to share both our journey and those of our incredible guests. Together, we’ll tackle the opportunities and challenges of building a business that leaves a lasting positive impact.

Join us for honest conversations, expert advice, and real-world inspiration to help you create a legacy you can be proud of. Subscribe now to the Riveo Impact Lab!

Guest

Mike Smith

Mike is the CEO and co-founder of Aclymate. Previously, Mike founded RenewWest, where he developed the largest carbon reforestation project in U.S. history, the two million tree Collins-Modoc Project.

He is a former US Naval Officer and FA-18 pilot, where he attained the rank of Commander and had experience leading projects with $1.2B in assets under management, $7MM per month operations budgets, and 250+ personnel during 12+ years of active-duty service.

He is a featured expert for the U.S. Climate Alliance, the Council on Western State Forests, and more. As a 2002 honors graduate of the United States Naval Academy, he holds a Bachelor of Science in Systems Engineering with a minor-equivalent in Political Science, both with an environmental focus.

Guest appearance on:

Simplifying Sustainability: How Aclymate Founder Mike Smith is Making Climate Action Accessible