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In this new episode, Nadia Martins, Senior Director of Learning and Development at Marriott International, shares her journey of integrating sustainability into corporate training. Listeners will learn how Nadia's personal passion for environmental stewardship has shaped her professional initiatives, driving impactful change within the organisation. Nadia discusses the creation of a sustainability learning series that empowers employees to take action in their communities, fostering a culture of awareness and responsibility. 

With practical insights on collaboration across departments and effective communication strategies, this episode offers valuable guidance for sustainability professionals. 

Tune in to discover how to cultivate a sustainable mindset within your organisation and inspire others to champion environmental initiatives.

In this recent episode of Sustainable Connections, Charlotte engages with researchers Anastasia Dereppe and Benoit Marienval, co-founders of the inspiring research project Kosmogonia.

Together, they explore the transformative journey of individuals who consciously shift their lifestyles towards ecological sustainability.

Discover how their international research, spanning from France to Japan, reveals the motivations behind radical lifestyle changes and the importance of storytelling in fostering a sustainable culture. 

Listen to insightful discussions on low-carbon travel, the power of community, and the profound connections formed through shared experiences, and get inspired by a dialogue that challenges conventional narratives and invites listeners to rethink their own paths toward sustainability.

In this first episode, we explore the journey of integrating sustainability into business with Rebekah Lebrun, Business Development Director at Slowood. 

Rebekah shares her experiences navigating the challenges of sustainable retail. She emphasises that perfection isn't the goal; rather, it's about taking small, meaningful steps together.

Gain practical insights on fostering team engagement and building a transparent workplace where sustainability is embedded into the company’s DNA. Rebekah discusses how Slowood not only provides eco-friendly products but also cultivates a supportive community among its employees and partners. 

This episode is a call to action for those ready to embrace challenges and drive real change in their organisations. If you're seeking actionable strategies to elevate your sustainability efforts, tune in for an uplifting conversation that champions resilience and collaboration!

Slowood: www.slowood.hk

This conversation with Alexandre Levy highlights the importance of creating a shared understanding of sustainability challenges and opportunities among stakeholders to drive collective action.

Alexandre Levy, Co-Founder of Mindtrust Sustainability

Link: www.mind-trust.eco

Carla Martinesi breaks the misconception that food waste is dirty by emphasizing its potential as a beautiful resource.

Carla Martinesi, Co-Founder of CHOMP

Link: www.chomphk.com

Laurent Canneva shares about the necessity of measuring sustainability efforts and using data to make informed decisions that create positive environmental and social impact.

Laurent Canneva, Co-Founder & COO at Spare-it

Link: www.spare-it.com

Discover how Naman Tekriwal's personal experiences with food waste inspired him to start a sustainability movement focused on reducing waste and creating value from discarded items.

Naman Tekriwal, Co-Founder & COO at Breer

Link: www.breer.com.hk

The conversation with Eric Kwok covers how diversity in the workforce, particularly in terms of ideas and perspectives, can foster innovation in sustainability solutions.

Eric Kwok, Director, HR & Talent Strategy Consulting at Oceanspire Consulting Group

Link: www.oceanspirecg.com

Kamlesh Malkani highlights the importance of leaders setting a clear vision, leading by example, and aligning stakeholders to drive sustainability initiatives within organizations.

Kamlesh Malkani, Regional Business Development Director at S&techs

Link: s-techs.com

In this interview, Dana Winograd emphasizes the need to focus on reducing waste and consumption as the primary strategy for achieving sustainability, rather than relying solely on recycling. Dana also highlights the importance of educating young people.

Dana Winograd, Co-Founder & Executive Director at Plastic Free Seas

Link: www.plasticfreeseas.org

The discussion with Peggy Titmarsh delves into the personal aspects of sustainability, such as self-awareness and kindness in driving change. Peggy also touches on the balance between Environmental and Social impact.

Peggy Titmarsh, Co-Founder & Principal Coach at viviid coaching for good

Link: viviidcoaching.com

Anita Vogel presents the view that sustainability is not an option but a necessity for businesses, and that it is relatively easy to implement sustainable practices.

Anita Vogel, Head of Global Sales at CÓCOES and Chairman of Danish Chamber of Commerce

Link: cocoes.com

Jayme Ellis underscores the impact that individual choices and behaviours can have in creating a more sustainable future, and the responsibility each person has to do their part.

Jayme Ellis, Community & Programs Manager at LUÜNA

Link: luuna.care