From outdoor protection to humanitarian impact, Sawyer has become a global force under Kurt’s leadership, providing clean water access to millions of people in partnership with more than 140 nonprofits across 80 countries. Through cutting-edge water filtration technology and purpose-driven strategy, Kurt has shown how practical innovation can change the world.
He also shares insights from his new book, Sawyer Think: How a Small Company Disrupts Markets and Changes the World, revealing how businesses can grow profitably and make meaningful impact through philanthropy and purpose-driven thinking.
This powerful conversation dives into the science, the mission, and the stories from the field — where access to clean water is transforming real lives every single day.
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