Can Business Really Save Wildlife? This CEO Thinks So

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Can businesses genuinely help save wildlife and biodiversity? Join us this weekend with former Ferrari and Omega executive Michele Sofisti, now CEO of Nzatu, who believes they can. ✅ From luxury brands to conservation-focused business ✅ How regenerative agriculture helps wildlife and communities ✅ The potential of ethical commodities to transform Africa Discover how business can be a powerful force for conservation and community empowerment.

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