They are our present and our future, although it’s not quite in their hands. This is the generation that’s already bringing change to pale, male and stale boardrooms around the world, but will they run out of time? We talk about careers, sustainability and the journey of these young women to create a future they want to be a part of.

Serena Coccioli 

Serena is a Colombian-Italian who graduated in Ecological and Environmental Sciences from the University of Edinburgh building her sustainability career.

Belinda Ng 

Belinda is a youth advocate for sustainable food systems who has just completed an MSc in Environmental Technology from Imperial College London. 

Kailin Jo Spencer 

Kailin is a senior at the University of Washington – Seattle focusing on sustainable curriculum advocacy within the Foster School of Business and researching small business sustainability.

We talk about diet change for climate change - tune in and let us know what you think!

The three engineers are on a mission to supply a book to every Primary school in the UK and encourage readers and children to join Scout’s team (the book protagonist) to help better the planet. Let me introduce you to the 3 Engineers. They are: Nick – Chartered Senior Systems Engineer - 10 years at Babcock International Matt - Chartered Assistant Chief Engineer – 14 years at Babcock International – Lead Technical lead for several large programmes Jon – Chartered Project Engineer – RWG Renewables  www.the3engineers.com/books

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Roz Edwards has been a business owner now for 30 years, initially in African Art and now with a collection of thousands of mannequins rescued from landfill. Roz started Mannakin from nothing, not even the mannequins, but she was determined to use her business acumen and creativity to create a meaningful sustainable business. Whilst researching mannequins she found an opportunity to create a business out of hiring them, to provide for her children while freeing herself from the restrictions of poverty. Today, Mannakin Hall in Lincolnshire houses a vast collection of mannequins to hire, the majority of which has been diverted from landfill. The unusual scenery within the grounds has created a popular film location, and a major source of Roz’s wealth and business growth. Roz has also started Club Mannakin to help independent, creative business owners grow and scale.

Find out more about her here.

https://mannakin.com/guide/

In this episode we talk about Karen's journey to building her sustainable clothing line. We discuss the role of culture and inequality in shaping our path and creativity. I enjoyed this conversation - I hope you do too!

During the nearly 25 years she built a corporate career, but had a sense she was meant to do something more. She started toying with the idea of her own business, where she could set the values to align to what she really believed in. She left the corporate world to embark on the biggest adventure of her life, founding Green Cloud Nine.

Prior to OLIO, Tessa had a 15 year corporate career as a digital Managing Director in the media, retail and financial services sectors, and she met her co-founder Saasha whilst they were studying for their MBAs at Stanford University. Tessa is passionate about the sharing economy as a solution for a sustainable world, and about ‘profit with purpose’ as the next business paradigm.

As the host of popular podcast, Let’s Talk Supply Chain, Sarah puts people right at the forefront of an industry that’s traditionally been about stats and numbers. From thought provoking questions and lively discussions to championing diversity and real people’s industry success, Let’s Talk Supply Chain and its sister shows Women in Supply Chain and Blended bring a breath of fresh air to logistics.

Sarah is also the co-founder and CEO of innovative bid-and-ship freight platform Shipz Inc. Ensuring she practices what she preaches, Sarah is on a mission to redefine International shipping by bringing collaboration and diversity to the supply chain.

Sarah has been voted ‘Top 100 Most Influential Women Leaders in Supply Chain (global)’ and ‘Top 100 Most Influential Women in Canadian Supply Chain’ and is a regular contributor in thought- leadership at leading industry events.

In her latest book The Sustainability Puzzle - which she co-authored together with business executive turned impact entrepreneur Claudia Winkler - she discusses how systems thinking, circularity, climate action and social transformation can improve health, wealth and wellbeing for all.

Having engaged at the intersection of social, environmental and economic issues for 20+ years, she has become an accomplished advisor, keynote speaker and writer on sustainability & social transformation, working with 60 established organisations in both the private and public sector and gained first-hand experience in 30 countries on four continents. 

Torii offers tankless water heaters through a subscription-based model. Their unique service aims to reimagine water as a utility through high-efficiency technology and a focus on the circular economy. 

Gordon is passionate about the water heater industry as it relates to construction, plumbing, and energy production. He is also mindful of the environment and how technology can enable us to live lives of abundance.

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Melissa has worked with companies and charities big and small (both in-house and agency side) for 11+ years; helping them achieve their communications goals. Brand experience includes: JustGiving, GoFundMe, Cancer Research UK, British Deaf Association, Marine Megafauna Foundation (MMF), Madagascar Whale Shark Project and, more recently, Guide Dogs.

To be an activist for change, an advocate for better ways of living with the flora and fauna and other humans on the planet, you have to believe a new future is possible, instead of being on track to hit 2.7 degrees of warming.

As much as I’m a hopeful optimist, I am nagged by the pessimism of doubt, understandably because we’ve known about the coming crisis since the club of Rome report in the 1970s.

Thats 50 years we had to start doing something, and now we leave a lot of work to get done in a short space of time.

What fills me with hope, is that our young people are learning things we didn’t learn. Yes there’s a bit of carbon tunnel vision in that learning, but it still beats denial, which seems to have finally left the building.

COP 26 takes place in Scotland over 2 weeks, and opinions are mixed on whether or not we will make meaningful change.

Listen in to my experts and what they've got to share with you.

In 2018 they launched their first product IA. IA is a digital platform providing writers with an easy-to-use system to monetize their content. Followed by IB  An anonymous messaging exchange service that increases your mental health.

Miriam is also the founder and CEO of The Zen Zone Business model, an Editor at Tropicult Magazine, and the founder of Bootstrap Publications. 

Her passion for the community has led her to be the Meetup Host for Product Hunt South Florida, the Ambassador of Creative Industries for Venture Cafe Miami the Miami Community

Manager for Entre and Finimize and she is an active member on the organizing committee for 1 Million Cups Miami.

Miriam and I discuss her passion for community organising around sustainability, her work as an entrepreneur and artist, and her latest art project. 

He moved to Indiana from New York after graduating high school in 2009 to pursue his passion for agriculture with a vision set on revolutionizing local food systems.
Through his campaigns and contributions, he was named Top 10 Local Food Hero in the State of Indiana. In 2014, he created the first Sustainable Living group on Facebook which has grown to be the most popular group on the subject with almost 100,000 members.
Sustainable Living was featured by Facebook and Austin was voted one of the Top 50 Sexiest Environmentalists in 2021.
Last year, he founded a new digital media platform exclusively for sustainability, called Striver, which has already listed over 100 sustainable businesses in over 40 categories, with a goal to populate the world's largest all-in-one repository for green brands and campaigns.
He believes in cultivating purposeful connections that empower people to shape a sustainable future.

She believes passionately that everyone should be able to do work that makes them happy, in an environment that makes them feel valued and heard. Happy people are motivated, energized, more efficient and more profitable – happy people make for better, more sustainable businesses. 

Kate is an ICF accredited and GiANT Certified coach. She has 20+ years experience in growing, developing and mentoring teams in high-pressure operational businesses, and is an experienced corporate change manager.

In this session we cover:

the framework for the transition
The teams and systems and structures you need.
The big picture considerations that need to become more central to your view.

This session is about the hard elements of leadership, and in a subsequent session, we talk about the softer elements.

 Katy’s natural ability to break things down and explain them simply means she can help her clients cut through the overwhelm, gain clarity in their business, and take action to get the life they want.

Using her Business MOT she works with her clients to sort through the tangle of ideas in their head and help them create a clear actionable plan to achieve their goals, solving any problems that pop up along the way.

 Helping them get organised, manage their time more efficiently, and understanding the online social media world and how to market their business.

For advice and tips join Katy’s Facebook Group: The Missing Piece or you can find her on Instagram and LinkedIn

https://linktr.ee/POCcoaching

This podcast aims to:

Challenge the status quo: show you how to speak truth to power, in a way that sparks momentum for change.

We will explore creativity from the eyes of educators, business people, entrepreneurs, and artists.

We will examine sustainable clothing brands, sustainable business models, and other ways to support the UN sustainable development goals.

The EGBC incubator will help you:

Plan, Brand, Market

Convert, Sell, Grow

Automate, Improve Resonate with impact

In this episode I explain how to amplify your business impact with 12 workshop modules to develop solid and essential business foundations, plus more than 30 other training modules on all social media, Pinterest, Wellness, operations. You name it, we've got you covered!

My name is Katherine Ann Byam - The Wing Woman to Your Genius.

I've got 20+ years of experience in senior management at a FTSE top 10 business, with a background in Finance, Supply Chain, and Change Management.

I hold an MBA specialising in Innovation Management and obtained a certificate in Sustainable Business from the Cambridge Institute of Sustainable Business.

I’ve been consulting and coaching leaders for the past 10 years pre and post entrepreneurship and am looking forward to helping you with your journey!

I believe this is the most comprehensive course on building a sustainability relevant business that there is!

The Modules are:

MODULE 1 - Micro and Small Business Enterprise Business MODULE 2 - Ethical and responsible Brand Stewardship

MODULE 3 - Copy & Content for Impact and Conversion MODULE 4 - Ethical Selling to Serve

MODULE 5 - Product Development & User Experience

MODULE 6 - Sustainable Supply Chains & Circular Models MODULE 7 - Organic PR

MODULE 8 - Data & Metrics

MODULE 9 - Finance & Legal

MODULE 10 - Sustainable Living

MODULE 11 & 12 - Using Linkedin to Drive Advocacy and Partnership

Check us out here 👇 https://katherineannbyam.thrivecart.com/ebgc-business-incubator/

Having launched in 2020 with a range of statement pussy bows and detachable collars, The Fruit Moth now offers shopper bags, reversible sun hats, dresses and reworked blouses handmade in her home studio in Manchester. All of The Fruit Moth’s collections are created using vintage and remnant fabrics and preloved clothing. 

With sustainability at the forefront of The Fruit Moth, no fabric will ever go to waste. Any offcuts are reworked into small accessories or donated to a local primary school, and all packaging and stationery is made from 100% recycled materials.​​

In this episode we review:

• Marketing a Physical Product
• Marketing a Service
• Strategic Partnerships
• Business Development & Sales

In this podcast episode, Michelle Miller of Minty Made will discuss the importance of brand and website strategy to ensure that you successfully reach your buyers.

She will take us through the key stages of developing your strategy to ensure that your brand resonates with your audience. Furthermore, she will share some DIYs that you can immediately implement to help drive traffic to your website and be more discoverable.

Minty Made is a full-service creative studio that helps eco and wellness-centred brands make an impact through visual branding, web design and launch strategy.

For service businesses, as well as product businesses it is about audience building, generating a buzz and excitement for your product, being visible and discoverable online, and the different paid and organic means to realise these objectives.

In this section we will be covering:

• Operations Teams
• Launching
• Social Media and Organic Traffic as well as SEO (Search Engine Optimisation)
• Paid Traffic – Advertising
• Digital Technology you need in your business.