A series of podcasts featuring the leading minds and figures in responsible business. A place to find that spark of innovative inspiration or dash of strategic insight: hear from the experts to become a better, more conscious organisation.
Ethical Corp editor Terry Slavin recently had the chance to sit down with Lucy Carver, Director of The Bigger Picture, Sky's sustainable business initiative
At the recent RBS conference, Ethical Corporation editor Zara Maung spoke with Brigitte Dumont about the role of women in ICT, a historically male dominated industry, and the advantages and challenges of having mixed gender approaches across the business
ITC is an Indian conglomerate headquartered in Kolkata, West Bengal, turning over more than $8 Billion. ITC claims to be the only company in the world of comparable dimensions to be Carbon Positive, Water Positive and Solid Waste Recycling Positive.
Head of Procurement at Nestlé Marco Gonçalves spoke with Ethical Corporation editor Zara Maung at the recent RBS conference. Hear Marco talk of Nestle's responsible sourcing programme and how they maintain high standards in the supply chain
At the recent Responsible Business Summit in London, Ethical Corporation's editor Zara Maung had the chance to sit down with CSO of Carillion David Picton to discuss the sustainable strategies employed by the multinational facilities management and constr
The man responsible for Interface's customer service strategies across Europe talks about how their attitude towards their customers informs their more general target of "closing the loop" on modular flooring
Ramon Arratia, European Sustainability Director for Interface, expounds upon his job, and the jobs of his colleagues, in pursuit of their now infamous Mission Zero target. He talks numbers, ideas, challenges and targets.
VP and Chief Innovation Officer for Interface Nigel Stansfield talks to Ethical Corporation about coordinating and aligning innovation programs across their divisions.
In this podcast, Rob Boogaard divulges just how Interface are working to boost sustainable innovation and production quality throughout not only the company, but the industry as a whole, and explains why this is a beneficial course of action.
Interface are renowned as pioneers of sustainability and in this podcast, Rob Boogaard explicates the various different initiatives the company are taking, as well as the targets they hold and the strategies they have implemented.
The Customer Service and Re-entry Director for Interface Europe, Mark Haverlach, talks through the Interface approach to reducing their environmental footprint and how they embedded sustainability into their logistics and distribution strategies.
Mark Newton discusses the radical changes that have happened in the previous year since VF Corporation acquired the famous outdoors wear company
Vincent Stanley discusses his book, his own career projection, and the evolution seen at the niche climbing equipment company over the last 40 years
Sue Kwon discusses how Gap use social media and the way it's managed across the various internal departments
Linda Rutherford speaks at the Reputation Preservation and Crisis Communication Summit 2012
At the Sustainable Finance Summit, Rory Sullivan, an independent advisor, and Mike Tyrell, the editor of SRI-Connect
The former CEO of Air Greenland discusses the difficulties of being the flag carrier airline of a country which has a population of only 55,000
"The impact of a corporate culture of sustainability on corporate behaviour and performance"
Richard Reed discusses the difficulties inherent in providing healthy food to customers on a large scale
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