Eytan Lenko is CEO at Boundless, on a mission to make Australia a
renewable energy superpower by 2030, backed by Atlassian
Co-founder, Mike Cannon Brookes. He previously was a software
engineer and co-founded 2 companies including Outware Mobile.
In this episode #125 w Eytan Lenko, learn about:
Think of this in two parts, with the first half being a deep dive
into Eytan’s life influences and career decisions and the second
half, a deep dive into his love affair with climate solutions and
technology, how it started first at Beyond Zero Emissions and
more recently as CEO at Boundless, the non for profit to make
Australia a renewable energy superpower by 2030, backed by
Atlassian Co-founder, Mike Cannon Brookes.
Learn about Eytan’s sunrise in Melbourne, his jewish heritage and
the influences of his father, a chemical engineer turned
entrepreneur and mum, a nurse turned a cosmetics sales
extraordinaire, and his 3 sisters.
We cover his career track especially how he went from software
engineer to CEO, and founding 2 companies along the way and
influences living in Japan, Darwin and the UK.
I loved every minute of this, Eytan is candid, passionate,
introspective and really lives up to our ethos of open direct
access, and it’s a masterclass in the climate solutions today,
how Eytan and his team are using the epic way of working and
creating 100,000 jobs in the space today.
It’s now time to explore your curiosity. Please enjoy!
(Timestamps below)
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02:16 - Where were you born and live now?
02:33 - What was your first job and now?
03:45 - High Flyer in Eytan’s life
04:42 - WW2 and holocaust survivors
05:47 - 3 younger sisters
06:21 - Chemical engineer, programming and nursing
11:03 - kibbutz and Israel
13:01 - Friday night dinners with family
16:55 - Academic learning vs learning through doing
22:09 - Learning people leadership alongside technical skills
26:23 - Engineering to CEO
28:07 - How to go into a new company environment and drive
alignment
31:00 - Founder transferable skills
33:48 - Learnings from Japan, Darwin and UK
37:33 - First date with climate
41:47 - Working in “epics”
47:44 - Electric Vehicles and Transportation
49:50 - Solving with government
54:38 - Cost of capital to unlock innovation
57:58 - 100,000 new jobs
01:01:40 - Rapid fire
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