Podcast appearances and mentions of christina dean

Christina Dean is the founder and CEO of The R Collective, an upcycled fashion brand and social impact business that rescues luxury brands' excess materials and collaborates with award-winning sustainable designers to create circular fashion. Founded in 2017 they are selling via their Shopify store and wholesale. They have rescued 238,000 yards of fabric and 8,100 square feet of leather.In this episode we discuss:Why excessive textile materials pose a challenge for charities and businessesThe issue of excess and waste materials in the fashion industryRepurposing and reusing fabric and clothing protected by intellectual propertyHow do partnerships with luxury brands help in creating circular fashion?Why is getting control of inventory crucial in becoming more sustainable?Time stamps:[03:57] From dentist to journalist to sustainable fashion.[06:31] Businesses donate excess materials to nonprofits.[11:19] Complexity of using luxury brands' excess stock.[14:55] Recycling luxury brand materials into new products.[17:16] Supply chain analysis proves recycling is environmentally beneficial.[21:48] Inventory control is crucial for sustainable businesses.[24:04] Press involvement is crucial for business success.[28:07] Fashion waste creates opportunities for sustainability.Free 1 Hour Consultation with Connected Sourcing >> https://ecmp.info/sourcing Save 15% with Zitec >> https://ecmp.info/zitec Apply to join Chloe's Free eCommerce Club! >> https://ecmp.info/clubGet all the links and resources we mention & join our email list at https://ecmp.infoLove the show? Chloe would love your feedback - leave a review here: https://ecmp.info/review or reply to the episode Q&A on Spotify.Interested in being a Sponsor? go here: https://ecmp.info/sponsor This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podsights - https://podsights.com/privacy

In this episode, we are thrilled to be joined by Christina Dean, the founder and CEO of Redress, a Hong Kong-based environmental NGO that aims to reduce textile waste and promote sustainable fashion. Christina is also a pioneering sustainable fashion advocate, recognized globally for her work in promoting circular fashion and educating the public on the environmental impacts of the fashion industry. In our conversation, Christina shares her personal journey towards sustainable fashion, from her early days as a journalist and environmental activist, to founding Redress in 2007 and spearheading its many successful initiatives. We also delve into the challenges and opportunities of circular fashion, the role of consumers and policymakers in driving change, and how the industry can work towards a more sustainable future. If you're passionate about sustainability and the future of fashion, you won't want to miss this inspiring conversation with one of the most influential voices in the field. Links: Redress website: https://www.redress.com.hk Christina's TEDx talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cduGLWhm1LM Neri's TEDx talk: https://www.ted.com/talks/a_five_step_recovery_program_for_sustainable_fashion Connect with Neri: – Follow Neri on Instagram @nerikarraworld and @modametiers. – Visit modametiers.com and check out our services, resources, and previous work. – Enjoying what you hear? Follow and leave a review HERE.

We’re back talking with Change Management expert Christina Dean about how we treat ’people’ in the process of change in business and Church. Help Vision to keep 'Connecting Faith to Life': https://vision.org.au/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We’re talking about how we prepare for difficult times in our workplace.Help Vision to keep 'Connecting Faith to Life': https://vision.org.au/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tune into this episode of the Punch Drunk Soul Podcast where I interview 4 coaches who've started their businesses in the last few years and are seeing success to the point where many have quit their jobs and are living their individual versions of their dream lives. You'll hear from Path to Freedom AND Scale with Soul Alumni including: Morgan Meese who is a physical therapist, wellness coach, and business consultant. After trying a job in corporate healthcare right after school, she quickly realized that she wanted more out of life than a 9-5 job that only left her with tons of anxiety and depression, and a broken heart over not being able to care for patients in the right way. She moved on to the world of self-employment and found that starting her own coaching business alongside a cash-based physical therapy practice made her feel alive again and supported her financial goals. Morgan's Website: www.morganmeese.com Allison Filipiak who is a Certified Integrative Nutrition Health Coach, specializing in helping her clients heal their gut. After healing her own chronic pain and digestive issues, Allison found a passion for health coaching and went all in on her business. Within a year of starting she was able to leave her teaching career and build a life that truly fulfills her and aligns with her personal, business, and health goals. She's now married, takes Fridays off and is on track for replacing her teaching income through coaching! Allison's Website: www.allisonanncoaching.com Mariah Cannon who is a firecracker of a coach in her early 20's and has already replaced her 9-5 income and quit her job in just her first year of coaching. Mariah is an emotional support coach who helps Millennial women move past PTSD and trauma from their past. She's dedicated to supporting her clients on their mental & emotional journeys of overcoming their past and stepping into their confident selves. Mariah is an inspiration for us all as she's applied the deeply transformative mindset and somatic tools we've taught her to move through severe depression and find joy on the other side. Mariah's Website: www.ownyourtrauma.biz Christina Dean who is a creative yoga teacher and certified health coach. While working a high-stress corporate job, she struggled with poor health, eczema, insomnia, depression, low self-esteem, anxiety, adrenal fatigue, and hormone imbalance, and eventually hit rock bottom. It was through her darkest hours that she was led to work with a health coach and in no time, her life transformed for the best. Since graduating from Path to Freedom Coach Accelerator and Scale with Soul, Christina has purchased her dream property in Mexico, pivoted careers, coaching consistently, instructing high-end yoga clientele, and can work remotely from anywhere. Good thing since she'll be moving to Mexico soon with her man living that digital nomad coaching life

We’re talking to Change Management expert Christina Dean about ’Love’ expressed in the workplace. Help Vision to keep 'Connecting Faith to Life': https://vision.org.au/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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We’re talking to a Change Management expert on how to prepare your organisation to resist secularisation, and reimagine life and activity according to God’s higher purposes. Help Vision to keep 'Connecting Faith to Life': https://vision.org.au/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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It may be hard to know the exact extent of textile waste produced by the fashion industry but there's no doubt that it's an issue of great concern.Why do so many businesses discard excessive quantities of unused materials and what can be done about it?Listen in to the insightful discussion with Christina Dean, Founder and CEO of The R Collective, as well as Founder and Chair of Redress. Companies born out of Christina's desire to reduce waste by rescuing unwanted textiles from landfills and incineration.Hear how the social impact business, The R Collective is turning unwanted, luxury fabrics into desirable fashion, and how Redress provides invaluable, educational resources to further a circular economy.Learn more about The R Collective at https://thercollective.com/ and Redress and circular design at https://www.redress.com.hk/We'll be bringing more conversations from the world of sustainable fashion regularly, so remember to download, follow, and invite your friends for a listen.Connect with my sustainable fashion network on LinkedIn linkedin.com/in/sebastianvolneyFollow our Instagram page for news and vacancies in responsible fashion www.instagram.com/jaymesbyrontalentWe'll be bringing more conversations from the world of sustainable fashion regularly, so remember to follow and invite your friends for a listen. Connect with me on LinkedIn linkedin.com/in/sebastianvolneyFollow us on Instagram www.instagram.com/jaymesbyrontalentFollow us for jobs and news in sustainable fashion at https://www.linkedin.com/company/jaymesbyrontalent/

We're talking to Change Management trainer and mentor Christina Dean about 'How We Unify?' Help Vision to keep 'Connecting Faith to Life': https://vision.org.au/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're turning our attention to how we change as Christians adapting to our fast changing environment at work, home and church. Help Vision to keep 'Connecting Faith to Life': https://vision.org.au/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode I get a chance to talk with Christina Dean from Doc Holliday's in New York. We talk about her move to New York to go to art school, and sticking around enjoying her life as a bartender. We also talk about how she has fun with her customers talking about conspiracies, and her passion for photography. She and I talk about how she likes to serve her Bloody Mary for a drink special Remember to Share, Like, Comment and Subscribe! www.heybartenderpodcast.com Manscaped: www.manscaped.com Use Promo Code "HEYBARTENDER" at checkout to get 20% off your purchase, and free shipping! Mint Mobile: https://mint-mobile.58dp.net/NKbqo Email: dude@heybartenderpodcast.com Instagram, Facebook, TikTok: @heybartenderpodcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/heybartenderpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/heybartenderpodcast/support

This episode I get a chance to talk with Christina Dean from Doc Holliday's in New York. We talk about her move to New York to go to art school, and sticking around enjoying her life as a bartender. We also talk about how she has fun with her customers talking about conspiracies, and her passion for photography. She and I talk about how she likes to serve her Bloody Mary for a drink special Remember to Share, Like, Comment and Subscribe! www.heybartenderpodcast.com Manscaped: www.manscaped.com Use Promo Code "HEYBARTENDER" at checkout to get 20% off your purchase, and free shipping! Mint Mobile: https://mint-mobile.58dp.net/NKbqo Email: dude@heybartenderpodcast.com Instagram, Facebook, TikTok: @heybartenderpodcast  

Did you know that every second, the equivalent of a rubbish truck load of clothes is burnt or buried in landfill. The average number of times a garment is worn before it ceases to be used has decreased by 36% compared to 15 years ago. We now produce around 100 billion garments a year, and of this total fibre input that is used for clothing, 87% ends up landfilled or incinerated. Meet Christina Dean, fashion waste warrior and the founder of Redress, a Hong Kong-based NGO that works to reduce fashion waste. Former journalist, Christina is the co-author of Dress With Sense and the host of documentary series, Frontline Fashion.In this episode, we talk about Christina's work at Redress, The R Collective and the Redress Awards. Christina shares her feelings about the fashion industry, we discuss circularity and stay tuned to get her tips on how to be more conscious with your clothes.Our show notes are packed with links and extra information. Find them here.Follow The Forward Lab on Instagram @theforwardlab

As the climate changes around us, it's clear that our attitudes and behaviours need to change in response; and they need to change fast. But what can we do to protect this exquisite planet that we call home ? Consider an electric car? Yes. Eat less meat and palm oil products? Definitely. But have you ever given much thought to your fashion choices? Listen in now as  sustainable fashion advocate Christina Dean guides us as we leaf through the clothes-rails of uncomfortable truth. An award-winning journalist, Christina founded Redress and The R Collective, both with the mission to reduce fashion's waste through creative and bold approaches. Christina co-authored the book 'Dress [with] Sense', her TEDx ‘You are What You Wear' has been viewed over half a million times and she has received numerous recognitions, including UK VOGUE who profiled her as one of the UK's ‘Top 30 Inspirational Women' 

Rental fashion is in the spotlight when it comes to climate footprint. A new study suggests it might not be the silver bullet as once thought, but environmental journalist Lucy Siegle cautions the study is too limited to give a blanket judgment on the rental industry overall. Meanwhile, Christina Dean, of the charity Redress, argues that the potential for rental fashion marks a revolutionary step in the way we think about our clothing. Eshita Kabra, founder of By Rotation, the world's first social fashion rental app, says people around the world could easily solve the fashion industry's problem with the clothes already in their wardrobe. And sustainable stylist Susie Holland argues that there is a wealth of value stored up in second-hand and recycled clothing. (Picture: Clothes hanging in the wardrobe. Picture credit: Getty Image.)

Today I'm speaking with Christina Dean who is a holistic mindset and confidence coach specializing in helping introverted women gain the confidence they need to stop self-doubt and start making their dreams reality. Christina actually went to health coaching school with IIN but through Path to Freedom she realized that she wanted to close that health-centered chapter altogether because it wasn't soul aligned! For years Christina felt like a compass without a bearing; lost, depressed, and unworthy. Eventually the emotional stress began to impact her physical health to the point where she developed debilitating panic attacks, insomnia, and eczema. She invested in a functional health coach and the rest is history! That investment changed her life and inspired her to become a certified yoga teacher, integrative nutrition health coach, and now confidence coach.   She blends her deep knowledge of holistic healing for the mind, body, and spirit to coach women who feel stuck and unfulfilled so they can start taking action in their lives with confidence and courageous self-compassion.    I love Christina's story because her and I have SO many similarities and experiences. So I can't wait for her to share her journey with you all.    Christina is a recent graduate of our Path to Freedom Coach Accelerator program. She graduated a few weeks ago with her first 2 paid coaching clients and has since been growing her coaching business as a member of our mastermind, Scale with Soul.   Before we dive into the interview I want to remind you - if you haven't grabbed it yet, head to punchdrunksoul.com/coach101 to grab my free guidebook for new and aspiring coaches who want to start profitable coaching businesses without a certification.    If you're called to share something with the world and you want to be of service to others THIS is for you. ⁣ There's no magic bullet that's going to help you build a 6-figure coaching business but if there was one, THIS would be it. ⁣ ⁣ Inside this guidebook I share the secret that all successful coaches use to set themselves apart from allll the coaches out there ⁣ I created it about a year ago after I'd spent time mapping out ALL the things broke coaches do that keep them stuck and the #1 thing they really SHOULD do to propel them forward. ⁣ ⁣ I also include my 5-Step Path to Paid Clients Framework in this guidebook AND a fill-in-the-blank template for you to make this secret easier for you to implement on your own. ⁣ ⁣ You have a mission, you have a purpose, you have a message to share. So share it & don't stop now. Go to punchdrunksoul.com/coach101 to grab that!   Aha Moments:   How Christina healed long-term, debilitating physical illness like eczema, panic attacks, and insomnia How Yoga was her gateway to healing and this coaching journey How to use your mind to shift health issues Why we need to understand our bodies and emotions before we can truly heal What does it really take to start a coaching business How to manage the risk of investing in yourself so it's more manageable Overcoming the comparison trap as a new coach and business owner

Written and Directed by Barry Cobbs,YouTube Link (with illustrations): https://youtu.be/l-dPQ1lTjGwCast (alphabetical): Amber Brown, Amy Eversole, Andria Lickfelt, Audrey Romero, Daniel Starnes, Ed McClure, Jamey McGaugh, Joseph K. Farmer, Julia Salatti, Julia Spears, Lamont Coleman, Laura Marie, Lisa Turpin, NaTosha DeVon, and Tanner Pittman. Art by Christina Dean,Music by Lamont Coleman,Sound Design by Technical Director Matt Etris (meCreative).This is an Arkansas Public Theatre production. APT is a non-profit organization that relies on patrons like you. If you enjoyed this production and would like to contribute, please visit www.ArkansasPublicTheatre.org for more information.

Written and Directed by Barry Cobbs,YouTube Link (with illustrations): https://youtu.be/83nqJpoh7lECast (alphabetical): Amber Brown, Amy Eversole, Andria Lickfelt, Audrey Romero, Jamey McGaugh, Joseph K. Farmer, Julia Salatti, Julia Spears, Laura Marie, Lamont Coleman, NaTosha DeVon, and Tanner Pittman.Art by Christina Dean,Music by Lamont Coleman,Sound Design by Technical Director Matt Etris (meCreative).This is an Arkansas Public Theatre production. APT is a non-profit organization that relies on patrons like you. If you enjoyed this production and would like to contribute, please visit www.ArkansasPublicTheatre.org for more information.

Written and Directed by Barry Cobbs,YouTube Link (with illustrations): https://youtu.be/wctebdrIWb8Cast (alphabetical): Amber Brown, Amy Eversole, Andria Lickfelt, Audrey Romero, Daniel Starnes, Ed McClure, Jamey McGaugh, Joseph K. Farmer, Julia Salatti, Julia Spears, Lamont Coleman, Laura Marie, Lisa Turpin, NaTosha DeVon, and Tanner Pittman.  Art by Christina Dean,Music by Lamont Coleman,Sound Design by Technical Director Matt Etris (meCreative).This is an Arkansas Public Theatre production. APT is a non-profit organization that relies on patrons like you. If you enjoyed this production and would like to contribute, please visit www.ArkansasPublicTheatre.org for more information.

Written and Directed by Barry Cobbs,YouTube Link (with illustrations): https://youtu.be/l-dPQ1lTjGwCast (alphabetical): Amber Brown, Amy Eversole, Andria Lickfelt, Audrey Romero, Daniel Starnes, Ed McClure, Jamey McGaugh, Joseph K. Farmer, Julia Salatti, Julia Spears, Lamont Coleman, Laura Marie, Lisa Turpin, NaTosha DeVon, and Tanner Pittman. Art by Christina Dean,Music by Lamont Coleman,Sound Design by Technical Director Matt Etris (meCreative).This is an Arkansas Public Theatre production. APT is a non-profit organization that relies on patrons like you. If you enjoyed this production and would like to contribute, please visit www.ArkansasPublicTheatre.org for more information.

How dirty is the fashion industry really? Why is it not sustainable yet and can it ever be? And why does crisis wake us up? Big questions that we are deep diving into with Christina Dean, a sustainable fashion advocate who founded charity Redress and luxury sustainable fashion brand The R Collective, both on a mission to tackle waste and clean up the fashion industry. In this podcast episode, we talk about where we should put the fight to make fashion a force for good, how we can navigate through greenwashing and where to pull strength from in moments of adversity. It's time to live wide awake. Stay connected with Christina & Redress Websites: https://www.redressdesignaward.com/ | https://thercollective.com/ Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/getredressed/ | https://www.instagram.com/drchristinadean/ Stay connected & support the show Instagram: http://instagram.com/livewideawake Support: If you enjoyed the show do consider making a contribution so we can keep having conscious conversations - https://www.patreon.com/livewideawake Reach out: hola@stephldickson.com

Christina Dean has dedicated herself to taking action to save the planet. She runs Redress an organisation that both collects and recycles fashion clothing and educates the industry to be more sustainable. Christina reveals shocking facts that explain why so few items of clothing can be recycled. Why so little of the clothes we buy are sustainable. Why she is trying to make a difference. 

Written and Directed by Barry Cobbs,YouTube Link (with illustrations): https://youtu.be/XPIVvXqscPc,Cast (alphabetical): Amber Brown, Amy Eversole, Andria Lickfelt, Audrey Romero, Jamey McGaugh, Joseph K. Farmer, Julia Salatti, Julia Spears, Laura Marie, Lamont Coleman, NaTosha DeVon, and Tanner Pittman.Art by Christina Dean,Music by Lamont Coleman,Sound Design by Technical Director Matt Etris (meCreative).This is an Arkansas Public Theatre production. APT is a non-profit organization that relies on patrons like you. If you enjoyed this production and would like to contribute, please visit www.ArkansasPublicTheatre.org for more information.

Written and Directed by Barry Cobbs,YouTube Link (with illustrations): https://youtu.be/Fg67Lqn2M3c,Cast (alphabetical): Amber Brown, Amy Eversole, Andria Lickfelt, Audrey Romero, Jamey McGaugh, Joseph K. Farmer, Julia Salatti, Julia Spears, Laura Marie, Lamont Coleman, NaTosha DeVon, and Tanner Pittman.Art by Christina Dean,Music by Lamont Coleman,Sound Design by Technical Director Matt Etris (meCreative).This is an Arkansas Public Theatre production. APT is a non-profit organization that relies on patrons like you. If you enjoyed this production and would like to contribute, please visit www.ArkansasPublicTheatre.org for more information.

The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) were adopted by all United Nations Member States in 2015. The Global Goals are a universal call to action to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure that all people enjoy peace and prosperity by 2030. In Season 5, we sit down with stakeholders working across numerous sectors and industries,... The post Reducing waste in the fashion industry| Dr Christina Dean appeared first on .

Written and Directed by Barry Cobbs,YouTube Link (with illustrations): https://youtu.be/wp_K7vdQBIA,Cast (alphabetical): Amber Brown, Amy Eversole, Andria Lickfelt, Audrey Romero, Jamey McGaugh, Joseph K. Farmer, Julia Salatti, Julia Spears, Laura Marie, Lamont Coleman, NaTosha DeVon, and Tanner Pittman.Art by Christina Dean,Music by Lamont Coleman,Sound Design by Technical Director Matt Etris (meCreative).This is an Arkansas Public Theatre production. APT is a non-profit organization that relies on patrons like you. If you enjoyed this production and would like to contribute, please visit www.ArkansasPublicTheatre.org for more information.

In Episode 20, Simon talks to Dr Christina Dean, Founder of Redress and The R Collective. Christina is a sustainable fashion advocate and founder of Redress and The R Collective. Redress was founded in 2007, and is a charity whose mission is to reduce waste in the fashion industry. The R Collective, founded in 2017, is a social impact upcycled fashion brand, which creates sustainable luxury fashion using luxury brands' waste materials and debuted in Barneys New York and Lane Crawford. Christina is also an award-winning journalist, having written opinion pieces for CNN Style, Huffington Post and China Daily, and is widely quoted in VOGUE, BBC, New York Times, Forbes and Bloomberg Business Week. She hosted the TV documentary Frontline Fashion I and 2 and her TEDx talk, ‘You Are What You Wear' has been widely watched. Christina has received numerous recognitions, including by UK Vogue as one of the UK's ‘Top 30 Inspirational Women'. She currently splits her time between Hong Kong and London. ➜ Please leave a comment below, it's like oxygen to get your feedback. ➜ Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/simonsquibb About Simon Squibb Simon is a serial entrepreneur, angel investor, motivational speaker, and mentor. He has started 17 businesses, invested in over 65, and has mentored hundreds of founders. Having sold his award-winning insight-driven branding and digital agency, Fluid, to PwC, Simon now focuses on inspiring, motivating and guiding both budding and experienced entrepreneurs by sharing his personal experiences, insights, ideas and tips on his website simonsquibb.com and through his social channels. Connect @ www.simonsquibb.com Watch @ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/simonsquibb Meet @ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/simonsquibb/ Invest @ AngelList: https://angel.co/simonsquibb Socialize @ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SimonASquibb/ Debate @ Twitter: https://twitter.com/simonsquibb Dance @ TikTok: https//tiktok.com/simonsquibb8 Snap @ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/simonsquibb/ About The Good Luck Club The Good Luck Club is a podcast and video series that focuses on the idea that luck is an ingredient that's absolutely necessary in order to have a successful life and business. In each episode of The Good Luck Club we invite an entrepreneur or change-maker to share their journey to success. For most, it's never a straightforward one, and there's much inspiration and learnings in the struggles they've been through along the way. And, as our name suggests, we'll also dive into their stories about luck; the good and the bad, and its role in success. Connect @ Linkedin: http://bit.ly/2vFY3Cp Twitter: https://twitter.com/GoodLuckpodcast Socialize @ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GoodLuckClubPODCAST Snap @ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/goodluckclubpodcast If you enjoyed this episode, please share with your friends. Subscribe to The Good Luck Club channel https://bit.ly/2xzfHZS #TheRCollective #founder #advice

In Episode 20, Simon talks to Dr Christina Dean, Founder of Redress and The R Collective. Christina is a sustainable fashion advocate and founder of Redress and The R Collective. Redress was founded in 2007, and is a charity whose mission is to reduce waste in the fashion industry. The R Collective, founded in 2017, is a social impact upcycled fashion brand, which creates sustainable luxury fashion using luxury brands' waste materials and debuted in Barneys New York and Lane Crawford. Christina is also an award-winning journalist, having written opinion pieces for CNN Style, Huffington Post and China Daily, and is widely quoted in VOGUE, BBC, New York Times, Forbes and Bloomberg Business Week. She hosted the TV documentary Frontline Fashion I and 2 and her TEDx talk, ‘You Are What You Wear' has been widely watched. Christina has received numerous recognitions, including by UK Vogue as one of the UK's ‘Top 30 Inspirational Women'. She currently splits her time between Hong Kong and London. ➜ Please leave a comment below, it's like oxygen to get your feedback. ➜ Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/simonsquibb About Simon Squibb Simon is a serial entrepreneur, angel investor, motivational speaker, and mentor. He has started 17 businesses, invested in over 65, and has mentored hundreds of founders. Having sold his award-winning insight-driven branding and digital agency, Fluid, to PwC, Simon now focuses on inspiring, motivating and guiding both budding and experienced entrepreneurs by sharing his personal experiences, insights, ideas and tips on his website simonsquibb.com and through his social channels. Connect @ www.simonsquibb.com Watch @ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/simonsquibb Meet @ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/simonsquibb/ Invest @ AngelList: https://angel.co/simonsquibb Socialize @ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SimonASquibb/ Debate @ Twitter: https://twitter.com/simonsquibb Dance @ TikTok: https//tiktok.com/simonsquibb8 Snap @ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/simonsquibb/ About The Good Luck Club The Good Luck Club is a podcast and video series that focuses on the idea that luck is an ingredient that's absolutely necessary in order to have a successful life and business. In each episode of The Good Luck Club we invite an entrepreneur or change-maker to share their journey to success. For most, it's never a straightforward one, and there's much inspiration and learnings in the struggles they've been through along the way. And, as our name suggests, we'll also dive into their stories about luck; the good and the bad, and its role in success. Connect @ Linkedin: http://bit.ly/2vFY3Cp Twitter: https://twitter.com/GoodLuckpodcast Socialize @ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GoodLuckClubPODCAST Snap @ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/goodluckclubpodcast If you enjoyed this episode, please share with your friends. Subscribe to The Good Luck Club channel https://bit.ly/2xzfHZS #TheRCollective #founder #advice

In Episode 20, Simon talks to Dr Christina Dean, Founder of Redress and The R Collective. Christina is a sustainable fashion advocate and founder of Redress and The R Collective. Redress was founded in 2007, and is a charity whose mission is to reduce waste in the fashion industry. The R Collective, founded in 2017, is a social impact upcycled fashion brand, which creates sustainable luxury fashion using luxury brands' waste materials and debuted in Barneys New York and Lane Crawford. Christina is also an award-winning journalist, having written opinion pieces for CNN Style, Huffington Post and China Daily, and is widely quoted in VOGUE, BBC, New York Times, Forbes and Bloomberg Business Week. She hosted the TV documentary Frontline Fashion I and 2 and her TEDx talk, ‘You Are What You Wear' has been widely watched. Christina has received numerous recognitions, including by UK Vogue as one of the UK's ‘Top 30 Inspirational Women'. She currently splits her time between Hong Kong and London. ➜ Please leave a comment below, it's like oxygen to get your feedback. ➜ Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/simonsquibb About Simon Squibb Simon is a serial entrepreneur, angel investor, motivational speaker, and mentor. He has started 17 businesses, invested in over 65, and has mentored hundreds of founders. Having sold his award-winning insight-driven branding and digital agency, Fluid, to PwC, Simon now focuses on inspiring, motivating and guiding both budding and experienced entrepreneurs by sharing his personal experiences, insights, ideas and tips on his website simonsquibb.com and through his social channels. Connect @ www.simonsquibb.com Watch @ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/simonsquibb Meet @ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/simonsquibb/ Invest @ AngelList: https://angel.co/simonsquibb Socialize @ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SimonASquibb/ Debate @ Twitter: https://twitter.com/simonsquibb Dance @ TikTok: https//tiktok.com/simonsquibb8 Snap @ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/simonsquibb/ About The Good Luck Club The Good Luck Club is a podcast and video series that focuses on the idea that luck is an ingredient that's absolutely necessary in order to have a successful life and business. In each episode of The Good Luck Club we invite an entrepreneur or change-maker to share their journey to success. For most, it's never a straightforward one, and there's much inspiration and learnings in the struggles they've been through along the way. And, as our name suggests, we'll also dive into their stories about luck; the good and the bad, and its role in success. Connect @ Linkedin: http://bit.ly/2vFY3Cp Twitter: https://twitter.com/GoodLuckpodcast Socialize @ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GoodLuckClubPODCAST Snap @ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/goodluckclubpodcast If you enjoyed this episode, please share with your friends. Subscribe to The Good Luck Club channel https://bit.ly/2xzfHZS #TheRCollective #founder #advice

We talk to another of the inspirational thought leaders and innovators supported and celebrated by UBS through its Global Visionaries programme. Christina Dean is the founder of The R Collective, an upcycled-fashion brand that uses luxury labels’ textile waste to make sustainable clothing.

Dr Christina Dean, Founder of Redress and the R Collective, lays down the law on circularity and shares some shocking facts about wastefulness in the fashion industry. 

‘Single-use’ was named the Word of the Year for 2018 by the Collins Dictionary. Now that we know the oceans are choking with plastics, disposable has become a dirty word. We also know, there is no away. Nothing that uses synthetic materials is ‘disposable’ – it has to go somewhere. Out of site, out of mind is a total copout. But what about so-called "disposable fashion"? Single-use fashion is perhaps a stretch – but we’re not a million miles away. Clothing usability is declining. Stats vary, but according the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, the average number of times a garment is worn before it ceases to be used has decreased by 36% compared to 15 years ago. In the US clothes are worn for around a quarter of the global average. The same pattern is emerging in China, where clothing utilisation has decreased by 70% over the last 15 years ago. Do you know how much fashion we throw away? Clothing production about doubled during that time; we now produce around 100 billion garments a year. Of the total fibre input used, 87% ends up landfilled or incinerated. Why have we become so wasteful and how can we turn it around? This week’s guest thinks we need to reconnect with fashion's soul. She is Christina Dean, fashionwaste warrior and the founder of Redress, a Hong Kong-based NGO that works to reduce fashion waste. A former journalist, Christina is also the co-author of Dress [with] Sense (a consumer guide for the conscious closet), and the hosts of documentary series, Frontline Fashion.  Our shownotes are packed with links and extra information.  THANK YOU FOR LISTENING. Love the podcast? We have a Patreon page - every little bit helps us keep telling these stories. We are always grateful for ratings and reviews on iTunes. Don't forget to hit subscribe. 

I’m really excited about this episode guys! I got the amazing opportunity to connect again with my office mate from years ago, Christina Dean. She is a powerhouse full of inspiration. She drops a whole lot of knowledge on us about the effects of the fashion world on our environment, that without a doubt will move you to make different decisions about what you wear and buy. But what I love about her the most is the incredible determination for what she does. It lit a fire under me to stay determined to, NO MATTER WHAT and I hope it will for you to! To find out more about Christina and Redress visit my show notes here: https://knitcollage.com/blogs/podcast/37

"Life is a mental game. You need to push yourself through the pain barrier." Over coffee at Violet bakery in East London, Danielle Radojcin talks to the founder of Redress, an environmental NGO working to reduce waste in the fashion industry. They discuss how you can dress and shop in a more environmentally-aware way, her work with fashion's top editors, universities and designers to raise awareness, and her new book, Dress with Sense, as well as her life as a working mother in Hong Kong and the merits of doing a striptease for your husband when you're nine months' pregnant.

This week we do things a bit differently, because in this episode, Christina Dean, Founder of Redress, answers YOUR questions. If you missed last weeks live recording, you might want to head over to Episode 16 first, to get a better understanding for Christina’s vision and mission for Redress, an environmental NGO working to reduce waste... The post #17: Christina Dean, Redress, answers YOUR questions. appeared first on .

“She is crazy! But in an amazing way.” This Is what Hannah Lane, Communications and Sponsorship Director of Redress, an environmental NGO, says about Redress founder Christina Dean. Christina is the heart and soul of Redress. For the past 10 years, she and her team have been working to reduce waste in the fashion industry. There... The post #16: LIVE: Fashion with #impact featuring Christina Dean, Redress. appeared first on .

Christina Dean (bio), CEO of Redress, joins Marc Raco (host of Fashion Is Your Business podcast) for a Special Report on news that The EcoChic Design Award 2017 has become available in the United States for the first time in its seven year history. The EcoChic Design Award 2017, developed and is organized by Redress, is open to emerging designers and students with less than 3 years’ experience who currently live in Asia, Europe or the USA. According to its website, Redress is an NGO established in Hong Kong in 2007 , “with a mission to promote environmental sustainability in the fashion industry by reducing textile waste, pollution, water and energy consumption. They achieve this by educational sustainable fashion shows, exhibitions, competitions, seminars, research and via their recycled clothing standard. Their profile allows them to collaborate with a wide range of stakeholders, including fashion designers, textile and garment manufacturers, brands and retailers, schools and universities, multilateral organizations, governments, NGOs, financial institutions and media organizations. Working with their partners, Redress aims to enhance, educate and enable the adoption of a more sustainable fashion industry that will help to minimize the negative impact and maximize the positive impact of the fashion industry on society and the environment.”

For the past ten years, anti-fashion waste advocate Dr. Christina Dean has been pushing the agenda for a less polluting fashion industry. Today she announces that the EcoChic Design Award, a sustainable fashion design competition challenging emerging fashion designers to create mainstream clothing with minimal textile waste is now open to US designers.