3: #3: Gemma Lannon - Director at Treo House sustainability collective

In this episode of Rooted: The Human Side of Sustainability Leadership, Liv welcomes Gemma Lannon to her yellow bench.
After starting her career at Unilever and working on grassroots sustainability projects around the world, Gemma founded Treo House - a new community supporting sustainability professionals to navigate the human side of this work.
In this conversation, Gemma shares the moment she realised the true scale of the climate challenge and how that eventually led to a period of deep stress and reflection. She talks about learning to be patient, finding healing in nature, and building Treo House with intention and care rather than urgency.
She explores with Liv what it means to feel the fear and act anyway, to stay curious when the path ahead is uncertain, and to recognise that impact often starts with one honest conversation.
Please do check out the fantastic community, workspace and events at Treo House at www.treohouse.com and you can follow Gemma on LinkedIn at www.linkedin.com/in/gemma-lannon/
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From Liv 💛