The Samuele Tini Show - where business, innovation, and sustainability converge

Put Purpose into Practice. with Laure Korenian-Chabert- B Purpose Bureau | S.1 E.22

Laure Korenian-Chabert, after a successful career in finance and investing, found her Eureka moment with the B Corp movement.
She co-founded B Purpose Bureau in Hong Kong, and she is now helping businesses to go from intent to action, using the B Corp framework.
A practical guide to put purpose into practice! 

Why should a bank become B Corp certified? The case of Kiwibank. | S.1. E.21

Meet Julia Jackson, Head of Sustainability of Kiwibank, one of the biggest banks in New Zealand, working to making Kiwi better off.
The Bank is now a certified B Corp and it is leading the way of the movement in New Zealand. https://www.kiwibank.co.nz/about-us/who-we-are/what-we-stand-for/b-corp-certification/ 

S.1. E.20 Can the hospitality industry be a force for good? with Maribel Esparcia Pérez

Maribel Esparcia Pérez is a University Professor at ICD Business School and the public University of Lleida - Faculty of Law, Economics and Tourism.
She has a degree in Tourism Management and a Master in Hotel Management and she is a Change Agent Certified in Environmental, Social and Good Corporate Governance leadership skills by the International Society of Sustainability Professionals (ISSP).
She is the Founding Partner of The European Sustainable Hospitality Club. The ESHC's purpose is to support the hospitality industry and business leaders to be a force for good.

S.1 E. 19 Building a New Stakeholder Driven Capitalism: How B Corps are Leading the Way with Nathan Stuck

Nathan is an award winning leader in the B Corp community. In addition to his role as the Director of Corporate Culture & Strategic Impact at Ad Victoriam Solution, a certified B Corp, he also founded and runs B Local Georgia, a nonprofit dedicated to growing the number of purpose-driven businesses in the Peach State. 
Nathan also teaches an experiential MBA course on B Corps at the University of Georgia.
He has appeared on multiple podcasts and spoken at events. His unique background provides both an authentic and genuine story that resonates with audiences and inspires them, and their businesses, to be a force for good.

S.1 E.18 Sustainable Proteins as a Solution for Emerging Markets with Shobhita Soor

Shobhita Soor, as the CEO & Founder of Legendary Foods, leads an incredible team to produce and market a desired and ecological meat, palm larva. Currently based in Kumasi, Ghana, Legendary Foods is building the technology to farm palm larva in a rapidly scalable manner with the vision of making it the most accessible form of locally made animal protein.

S.1. E.17 Special Episode with Katell Le Goulven, Executive Director INSEAD- Hoffmann Global Institute for Business and Society.

Special Guest! Today we have the honour to host Katell Le Goulven, Founding Executive Director, INSEAD- Hoffmann Global Institute for Business and Society.
Before joining the prestigious INSEAD Business School, she was with UNICEF. She held several positions, and as well she led UNICEF’s corporate engagement with international financial institutions. She has held senior positions in high-level commissions that defined the policy implications of the data revolution, climate change, and global public goods for the development agenda. She has over 20 years of professional experience at the interface of research and decision-making, designing policies and strategies, and advising senior executives in international organisations and government

S.1 E.16 Enabling fast charging and the mobility revolution with Tom Hurst

How can we accelerate the transition to sustainable mobility?
Discover how with Tom Hurst, episode 16 of our Sustainability Journey!

S.1 E. 15. Sustainable Crop Protection with Gia Aradottir

Gia Arendottir is a scientist and a change maker.   She is a trustee in the Royal Entomological Society.  Her studies are crucial in the reduction of pesticides and fostering more productive and healthier agriculture.
Listen to episode 15!

S.1 E.14 Sustainable fashion and storytelling with Mansi Shah

Mansi is a sustainability thought leader and change agent in India. With over a decade of experience in the fashion industry, Mansi brings with her rich experiences, with a strong focus on brand-building, business development, and storytelling.
Mansi’s mission is to make sustainability storytelling more exciting and authentic in India. She’s fascinated by the idea of using communication and branding as tools to bring about behavioral shifts, and hopes for more Indian companies to be at the forefront of sustainability conversations globally. In 2019, she gave a TED talk called ‘Why we shouldn’t talk about sustainability' to highlight the detrimental impact of fast fashion on the planet, which had a profound impact on high-school students. Inspired by this, she created Keep It Sustainable Stupid (KISS), an Instagram page simplifying sustainability and making it fun for the Gen-Z audience.

S.1 E.13. Renewable Energy Projects with Manuel M. Ancizu Beramendi

Manuel M. Ancizu Beramendi is a renewable energy expert with vast experience and a recognized expert in the field.
In the episode, he is discussing the impacts and the benefits, especially for emerging economies.
The key? A holistic approach. Listen how – episode 13!