We are excited to be in conversation with Navjot Sawhney on ‘Sustainable Tech for a Greater Good’, as part of our The Thought Leader’s Voice podcast series.

This series explores how independent thought leaders bring their ideas to scale within the business world as they share powerful, thought-provoking insights with our listeners. Our objective remains to amplify the voices of business leaders who share their thoughts on solving some of today’s most pressing challenges.

We are thrilled to be joined in this episode by Navjot Sawhney, Founder of the Washing Machine Project, TEDx speaker, and Member Board of Trustees at Engineers Without Borders UK.

The Washing Machine Project’s (TWMP) sole purpose is to alleviate the burden of handwashing clothes. Realising that 70% of the world’s population lacks access to an electric washing machine, TWMP is working on an accessible, portable, and affordable washing machine solution to eliminate this predicament faced by women in low-income and displaced communities.

Navjot is passionate about helping others, with a particular interest in International Development. With over five years of professional engineering experience at global technology companies, Dyson and Jaguar Land Rover behind him, now is the perfect time to combine this desire to help people with his Engineering skills.

Key Takeaways:

• What are the origins of The Washing Machine Project (TWMP)? How did Navjot’s background and skills play a role in giving life to this project?
• What are the current plans for the project, and what initiatives are TWMP working towards in the coming months?
• The power of research in effecting positive change
• Strategic partnerships are crucial to this mission, enabling TWMP to use engineering for good. How have partnerships powered this project?
• Now is the time for action, in so many ways. How can the corporate world help make a difference?