Clean AIR and Longevity

Clean AIR is a topic least spoken about amongst healthcare and wellness specialists until it’s often too late. After sensing the impact of poor-quality air on his own health while traveling the world, and helplessly watching his wife go through a traumatic experience in the ICU unit during covid as she was gasping for air, Chris spent 5 years researching the impact of Oxygen and the lack thereof on the human body, its impact on vital organ function and its outcome on the immune system, cell replenishment, heart function, brain function, reproductive system, sperm count, birth deformity and sex drive.

Clean AIR and human productivity:

Clean AIR also has a direct impact on work related productivity. Now that more companies are opting for remote work, data shows that margines of error are on the rise. This is partly due to lack of Oxygen in the rooms remote workers are operating in. Sluggishness, brain fog, sleepiness all have a direct correlation with low Oxygenation in the home office work environment. There needs to be standards set and these standards can now be achieved to increase better mental focus, clarity and memory retention that are critical to today's work environment.

Chris has become a driving force in pioneering sustainable business practices that not only reduce carbon footprints but also inspires industries to re-imagine the possibilities of clean technology and human productivity. His passion reflects a deep belief that sustainability and profitability are not mutually exclusive but are essential partners in building a thriving future.

Clean AIR, Social Order and National Happiness Index

It’s not hard to imagine the impact of Oxygen on social order and happiness once we look at the date from 150 cities across 3 continents. Countries and cities with clean air have greater vibrancy, are more pleasant, smile more and tend not to be tired as those with higher pollution levels. Once we can see this correlation we push for change at the corporate, policymaking and NGO level to demand better breathable AIR.

Chris is a sought-after speaker and advisor, known for his ability to translate complex environmental issues into tangible, actionable strategies. Whether addressing corporate leaders, policymakers, or academic institutions, his presentations are infused with a compelling mix of visionary thinking, practical insights, and an urgent call to action.

Beyond his innovations in clean technology, Chris is a vocal advocate for climate resilience, green innovation ecosystems, and the role of businesses in driving environmental progress. He has also been featured in FORBES magazine, the National and other well known news platforms.

Signature Topics

• Clean Technology for a Cleaner Future: Innovations That Solve Air Quality Challenges
• The Path to Net-Zero: Strategies for Businesses to Reduce Carbon Emissions and Thrive
• Empowering Sustainable Leadership: Driving Change Through Purpose and Innovation
• Bridging Business and Climate Action: The Role of Technology in Meeting Global Goals