The Sustainability Journey- by Samuele Tini

S.1 E.9 Empowering Women in Rural India - Sirohi with Gauri Gopal Malik

#UNWomen Generation Equality Award, Gauri Malik founded Sirohi with a bold vision
A world in which women from low and middle-income backgrounds have increased access to design support and online - offline markets and can use craft as a medium to bring about tangible change in their lives.
She is a  changemaker from University of Warwick - Warwick Business School Business School transforming lives in rural #India. 
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S.1. E.8. How to establish a Corporate ESG policy? Bryan Sillaman Partner HHR LLP

Corporate ESG integration is becoming less optional every day, driven by increasing regulation, investor demand and the recent embrace of stakeholder capitalism.
Bryan Sillaman Managing Partner of Hughes Hubbard & Reed’s Paris office, and a member of the firm’s anti-corruption and internal investigations practice group gives us insights on how to establish a Corporate ESG policy.
 
 
 

S.1 E.7 How can we solve the problem of biowaste? With Irina Khabibulina, cofounder Prinsects

-Transforming Biowaste into high value products
On Average we produce around 200 kgs of organic waste per year.
Population is increasing and there is need for more land and more food production.
Is it sustainable? Innovative solutions are helping us tackling this problem. Meet Irina Khabibulina and the innovative startup Prinsect.
Focusing on #SDG 12 Prinsect wants to enhance the sustainability of the food chain by using insects to convert biowaste into valuable end products for the food and farming industry.
Curious how? Listen to episode 7! 

S.1. E.6 The Living Labs of Climate Change Kirk Douglas MBA, Ph.D. Director of the Centre for Biosecurity Studies at The University of the West Indies Cave Hill Campus, #Barbados.

Kirk Douglas MBA, Ph.D. Director of the Centre for Biosecurity Studies at The University of the West Indies Cave Hill Campus, Barbados.
The small Caribbean ecosystems is at the forefront of climate change and the effects are already evident.
Kirk explains us the challenges and three initiatives he is spearheading at the Centre to reversing the trend. A valuable lesson from the living labs to identify paths for change.
The site of the Centre https://www.cavehill.uwi.edu/biosecurity/home.aspx

S.1 E.5 Women, sustainability and growth. with Funke Nnennaya Micheals

Nigerian by birth, globetrotter by vocation, Funke Nnennaya Micheals is an MIT Sloan Fellow, an Edward Mason Fellow at Harvard University. She has worked and consulted  in marketing, sales and advertisement for brands like Coca-Cola, Peugeot, Rothmans, Heineken, Subaru and Samsung
Raised as a Yoruba griot, she finds bridges between business, academia, and the African community. She is a lecturer, public speaker, business coach and agricultural entrepreneur in East Africa. 
In the episode she discusses the role of women in the context of sustainability. 

S.1. E.4. What is sustainability in the fashion industry? Neri Karra, professor and entrepreneur

An inspiring story. From being victim of the evictions of Bulgarian of Turkish origin in 1989, Neri Karra, the 11 year old girl standing at the border, initiated a transformational journey that took her to get her Ph.D. at  Cambridge.  She is now a professor at IESEG School of Management in Paris and Entrepreneurship Expert at Oxford Said Business School. 
Meanwhile being a successful fashion business entrepreneur with her brand Neri Karra and her recent consultancy firm, Moda Métiers. 
 
In the episode she explains  what sustainability means for the fashion industry. 
 

S.1.E.3 How can we have a different agriculture? Paula Costa and Valter Ziantoni, Pretaterra

Paula Costa and Valter Ziantoni are the great guests for episode 3. With PRETATERRA they are on a mission to develop replicable designs of regenerative agroforestry systems, combining scientific data, empirical information and traditional knowledge with technological innovations, building a new productive paradigm that is sustainable, resilient and long-lasting.  To stay update follow Samuele Tini

S.1.E.2 How can we make mobility sustainable? Riversimple-Julia Chesney-Roberts

Riversimple's purpose is “To pursue, systematically, the elimination of the environmental impact of personal transport”. LESS UNSUSTAINABLE IS STILL NOT SUSTAINABLE. Find out their disruptive business model!
 
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/samuele-tini-7b2b861_s1-e2-how-can-we-make-mobility-sustainable-activity-6782211229877313536-Qt_X

S.1. E. 1 KUDOTI- Recycle Profitably

Kudoti is a digitised waste supply chain solution tailored for emerging markets.
Listen to co-founder and CEO, Matthieu de Gaudemar
https://www.linkedin.com/company/kudoti/
https://www.kudoti.com/