The easiest way to sustainability: Recent Episodes
Chris Smith
This podcast series helps tech and service company leaders to implement sustainability quickly and easily. These short interviews with business owners, managers and sustainability experts describe some of the challenges facing small and medium sized businesses and provide helpful insights, practical advice and easy solutions to help comply with climate legislation, profit from sustainability and build high performing teams.
Ilea Buffier of Evalue8 (https://evalue8.net/) discusses the importance of carbon reporting and how live tracking will transform how businesses will make decisions in future. Ilea describes how local government in Canberra, ACT in Australia is incorporating carbon emissions into their daily operations.
Dr Toma Pustelnikovaite of Cardiff University discusses the importance of sustainability in the workplace and how companies can benefit from social responsbility, improved diversity and employee wellbeing.
Chris Philips, sustainability expert in Climate Science at University of Exeter and consultant to businesses. Chris describes why ESG is becoming essential to small and medium sized businesses. He describes the 5 "T" of time, tenders, trends, talent and audit trail. These insights will help SME leaders to get to grips with ESG.
For Abi Weeds, founder and CEO of Odylique, a natural skincare company, sustainability has been central to her business for many years. The brand has become known for being organic and ethical and is now working with her suppliers and employees to evidence sustainability and become carbon positive.
Isabelle Drury explains why consumers and businesses are prepared to pay a premium for sustainable products and services. Her research reveals interesting insights that may surprise you - and help you justify charging more for your offering - whilst enhancing your brand.
Sustainability is becoming critical to business success. James Samuels, founder and CEO of multiple tech and service companies, explains how businesses should see sustainability as central to competitive advantage, growing revenues, premium pricing, improved productivity, lower costs and enhanced stakeholder value.
In this podcast, Stuart Martin, founder of HyperLuminal Games explains why sustainability is critical to their business objectives. He describes how sustainability helps to attract, retain and incentivise a high quality quality team and the challenges he faced when getting started.