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Future in Sound Re:Co
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5.0 • 16 Ratings
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Host Jenn Wilson speaks with world-leading experts about the future role of business in society, implications for competitive strategy and the management tools needed to lead.
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Dillon Hargrave: Uniquely Embodied
Join us in this episode of the Future in Sound podcast where we welcome Dillon Hargrave, a seasoned entrepreneur and the founder of Sauntermore, a nonprofit focused on empowering people with disabilities to excel in leadership roles. With over two decades of experience harnessing his entrepreneurial spirit, creativity, and the unique insights gained from living with right hemiparesis since birth, Dillon has dedicated himself to guiding leaders from the disabled community to realise their full...
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Neil Desai: Deeper Diversity
Neil Desai is an accomplished corporate director and executive with a rich background in public policy and the private sector. Neil has played pivotal roles from serving in Canada's parliament to leading tech companies. Most recently, he served on the leadership team of Magnet Forensics, a Canadian technology company that develops digital investigation software used by more than 4,000 police, national security and other public and private organisations in over 100 countries. There, he helped ...
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Shami Nissan: Shared Value in Practice
With over 20 years’ experience in responsible investment, Shami Nissan is a leader in sustainability and impact initiatives. Partner and Head of Sustainability at Actis, she’s also an Advisory Board member of the World Bank/IFC’s Operating Principles for Impact Management, and an Advisory Panel Member of the G7 Impact Taskforce (ITC).In this episode she discusses the crucial role of collaborative learning in the sustainability sector, the strategic importance of transitional fuels in achievin...
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Georg Kell: Cyclical Versus Enduring Trends
This month on the Future in Sound podcast we speak to world renowned thought leader on corporate responsibility and sustainability, Georg Kell. Chairman of Arabesque Group, a technology company that uses AI and big data to assess sustainability performance relevant for investment analysis and decision making, Georg also advises business executives worldwide on sustainability and transformation issues. He was also the founding Director of the United Nations Global Compact, the world's largest ...
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John Elkington & Louise Kjellerup Roper: Avoiding Disruption
This episode of the Future in Sound podcast dives into the world of sustainable business with two powerhouse figures. John Elkington, dubbed the 'godfather of sustainability' is the Founding Partner and Executive Chairman of Volans, a future-focused business working at the intersection of the sustainability, entrepreneurship and innovation movements.Joining him is Louise Kjellerup Roper, CEO of Volans, who honed her skills with cutting-edge software companies before pivoting to ignite the pow...
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Eric Collins: Diversity Advantage
Eric Collins is the visionary Co-Founder and CEO of Impact X Capital Partners. Through his work, Eric embodies the transformative power of inclusive investment, making him a pivotal figure in the movement towards a more equitable and innovative business ecosystem. Join us as we delve deep into the impact of investing in underrepresented entrepreneurs and how it can bring about systemic social change, spark innovation, and provide a competitive edge in today's business landscape.Related links:...
Customer Reviews
A standout
It’s a long road ahead in terms of getting the world to embrace and incorporate sustainable practices, but as this podcast shows, it doesn’t have to be a painful or unprofitable one.
Highly recommended listening for anyone interested in the future of socially and environmentally responsible business.
Clear, insightful and timely
Clear, insightful and timely questions make this program a worthwhile listen. The interviewer skilfully interweaves attention to real-life situations and issues, while keeping sight of the bigger, more holistic picture of corporate action - rare and much needed in this ever-changing business environment. This is a welcome podcast and I will be looking forward to more episodes!
Insightful for specialists & non specialists
This podcast provided me with so much insight into a world I’m interested in but know little about. Both interviewer & interviewee made complex and often highly specialised subjects both accessible and nuanced. I particularly enjoyed the discussions of how large corporations have challenged themselves to act more sustainably and the examples of the ways in which they have both succeeded and failed and why.