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Luisina Busso Is Making Water Risk Legible to the People Who Must Act on It
An industrial engineer turned growth leader, Busso works at the seam between water expertise, corporate operations and public language - where a risk becomes useful only after people can see it, discuss it and decide what to do.
James Ethington Is Making Farm Data Earn Its Keep
After helping turn Climate FieldView into a tool used across 50 million paid acres, the Arable CEO is chasing a harder prize: field intelligence simple enough to trust when water, yield, and livelihoods are on the line.
AB InBev Built a Beer Empire. Now It Wants to Own the Occasion.
The world's largest brewer is no longer selling only bottles and cans. It is building a connected system of brands, sports, retail software and distribution designed to be present whenever people decide to celebrate.
The Water Giant Hiding in Plain Sight
Primo Brands owns many of the water labels Americans recognize, but its real advantage is the system behind them: springs, bottles, refill stations, dispensers and delivery routes. The 2024 merger created scale across nearly every way people buy water - and a difficult integration test to match.
Jane Ren
Jane Ren is the Co-Founder and CEO of Atomiton, a Santa Clara-based industrial IoT and sustainability software company she co-founded in 2013. With a rare combination of a medical degree from Peking Union Medical College and an MBA from UC Berkeley Haas, she bridges the gap between operational technology and enterprise sustainability. At Atomiton, she leads a 33-person team building AI-powered platforms that help data centers, manufacturers, and buildings reduce energy costs, optimize water use, and hit their carbon targets - work that earned the company the 'Most Innovative Platform in Energy and Sustainability 2025' award from Energy Business Review Magazine.