RESOURCES

Paul Hawken, author of Carbon: The Book of Life, joins the podcast for to discuss regeneration, sustainability, and rethinking our relationship with the planet. He challenges us to move beyond doing less harm and instead focus on creating more life. Tune in to explore the deep interconnections between carbon, biodiversity, and a thriving future.

💡 Is our obsession with economic growth leading us to collapse?
Economist and research Gaya Herrington joins us to discuss why GDP is a flawed metric, how degrowth can lead to a thriving well-being economy, and why businesses must prioritize resilience over efficiency. Tune in for a critical conversation on reshaping our economic future.

Dennis Meadows explores the consequences of humanity’s pursuit of infinite growth in a finite world and the urgent need to shift our focus from sustainability to resilience.
The discussion dives into the challenges of systemic change, including the societal and political resistance to acknowledging physical and planetary boundaries. Drawing from decades of research and observation, Meadows shares insights on adapting to a post-growth economy, fostering resilience at individual and community levels, and rethinking long-term goals in the face of ecological and societal constraints.

Jordanova details her work with Plan A, a SaaS platform for carbon management, and the Green Tech Alliance, a community supporting green entrepreneurs. The conversation explores obstacles to corporate sustainability and the need for a unified approach to reporting and action. Jordanova underscores the crucial role of data and technology in accelerating the transition, advocating for a holistic approach that prioritises both economic and environmental sustainability.

We partnered with WITH for this webinar about how e-commerce can become a lab for sustainable retail.
While the e-commerce footprint is lower than retail, e-commerce is also a window to extend positive impact across the value chain, from product to consumer engagement