Adi Reza (CEO of MYCL) with HRH Price William (President of Earthshot Prize)
London, UK – 10 July 2025 – MYCL (Mycotech Lab), a pioneering innovator in sustainable materials, proudly announces its successful participation in London Climate Action Week (LCAW), held from June 22-28, 2025. During the week, MYCL’s CEO, Adi Reza Nugroho, engaged with global climate leaders, investors, and philanthropists, highlighting the company’s groundbreaking work in transforming agricultural waste into mycelium-based leather. A key highlight of the trip included direct meetings with His Royal Highness Prince William and philanthropist Michael Bloomberg.
Adi Reza (CEO of MYCL) with Michael Bloomberg (founder and chairman of Bloomberg Philanthropies) holding mycelium bag
MYCL’s participation was supported by Bloomberg Philanthropies, The Earthshot Prize, and P4G. Throughout the week, MYCL engaged with global climate leaders, investors, and donors, focusing on scaling up sustainable solutions. Notably, MYCL was selected for the ARUP Materials Accelerator Programme, gaining technical guidance and industry connections to advance sustainable construction materials.
Through participation in the Bloomberg Earthshot Impact Accelerator, hosted by London School of Economics (LSE), MYCL and other Earthshot finalists benefited from:
- Identify our ‘end game’ and strategies for investment and scale
- Understand how government policy and regulation can be levers to scale
- Engaging industry for market-wide adoption
- Leveraging data and AI responsibly for exponential impact
- Learning from successful movement builders
Adi Reza (CEO of MYCL) at Earthshot Fellowship Workshop at London School of Economics
These experiences and insights will accelerate MYCL’s’s mission to transform agricultural waste into high-value, sustainable materials, driving the transition to a circular and greener economy.
In the words of Earthshot: Urgency + Optimism = Action.
About MYCL:
MYCL (Mycotech Lab) is an Indonesian-based biotechnology company specializing in transforming agricultural waste into sustainable, mycelium-based materials, including an innovative alternative to leather. Driven by a commitment to circular economy principles, MYCL aims to provide eco-friendly solutions for various industries while addressing environmental challenges.