Podcasts about gdiapers

[Episode contains explicit language - but not too much!]In this episode, KG and Paul kick off the year with an inspiring conversation featuring Dr. Jason Graham-Nye, an entrepreneur tackling global environmental challenges through the circular economy. Jason shares how his team is addressing the massive problem of disposable nappy waste in the South Pacific, where nappies make up 30% of household waste and where both, eco-systems and economies are fragile and at risk of collapse.Their model eliminates plastic waste, creates compost to regenerate soil, and provides jobs for local women. With projects in Samoa, Tuvalu, and soon Belize, Jason's work empowers communities while addressing marine pollution and soil degradation.The discussion dives into systemic barriers like greenwashing, the need for consistent policy support, and the challenges of collaboration in a competitive world. Jason reflects on his own leadership approach, emphasising the importance of empowering communities and building sustainable systems.As usual, we share a most delicious wine. On this occasion we are loving the 2023 Sigurd White Blend. A tasty, summery wine that is beautifully balanced with bright and soft, apple-like acidity. It has a long and fresh finish. Don't wait, go get yourself some!!We hope you will be  inspired by Jason's story, his innovative approach to solving wicked problems, and his insights on leadership and sustainability.Sláinte friends!Some useful resources from this episode:1. The Greater Good Diaper Project2. Realize Impact (Donate to support the gDiapers project)3. Boomerang LabsWe're keen to hear what you thought of this conversation. Please let us know through either of the options below.Please reach out on askus@leadershipdecanted.com or visit us at www.leadershipdecanted.comDisagree or agree with anything we've said? How wrong are we?!? Are there any leadership topics you'd like us to discuss (or perhaps other books or podcasts that might set us straight!)? Maybe you'd like to recommend a favourite wine!Whatever tickles your fancy, we'd love to hear from you!!

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 power of business for good. Louise's impressive track record includes bringing sustainable giants like method and gDiapers to Europe, and helping smaller businesses embrace circular economy models.Listen as we explore the evolution of sustainable business models, the increasing demands placed on responsible leadership, and the strategic imperative of aligning corporate goals with the critical environmental and social challenges of our time.Related links: Read John's work here.The Structure Of Scientific Revolutions by Thomas S. KuhnJonathan Livingston Seagull by Richard BachExponential View by Azeem AzharThe Alternative Newsletter  Volans' Book ClubClick here for the episode web page.For more insights straight to your inbox subscribe to the Future in Sight newsletter, and follow us on LinkedIn and Instagram This podcast is brought to you by Re:Co, a tech-powered advisory company helping private market investors pursue sustainability objectives and value creation in tandem. Produced by Chris AttawayArtwork by Harriet RichardsonMusic by Cody Martin

Louise Kjellerup Roper is my guest on Episode 168 of Inside Ideas with Marc Buckley. As CEO of Volans Louise leads the team and is responsible for Volans mission, programmes and strategy, and ensuring Volans has the biggest possible positive impact, through what we do and who we work with. After leaving her native Denmark to study PPE at the University of Oxford, Louise started her career with ‘bleeding-edge' software companies such as Cisco and Check Point Software Technologies, before focusing on the role of business for good, launching Cradle to Cradle and B Lab pioneering companies like method and gDiapers into Europe and bringing circular economy business models and scale to ambitious small businesses. Louise is a guest lecturer at both Cranfield University and the University of Exeter and part of the Ellen MacArthur Foundation's CE100 network. She also mentors young change-makers via the Aspire Foundation and the Aspire Trailblazing Women network. https://volans.com/

We've handed the megaphone to Jason Graham-Nye - Co-Founder, Co-CEO, and Chairman at gDiapers. In 2004, gDiapers launched an entirely new baby diaper category, the hybrid diaper. Featuring a reusable, fashionable outer pant and a patented, absorbent compostable insert. gDiapers can be home composted (wet ones only) and commercially composted. gDiapers pioneered Cradle to Cradle product design, and is committed to accelerating the transition from our current, flawed linear economy to a waste-free, regenerative circular economy. You'll learn; how a circular economy cuts down on waste by turning it into a resource who composting human waste can benefit the environment how gDiapers has gained traction globally and what they're working on next To learn more visit and follow http://www.gdiapers.com/ (www.gdiapers.com) This is a https://my.captivate.fm/growthnetworkpodcasts.com (Growth Network Podcasts) production. Our producers are Lynz Floren, Sari Weinerman, and Jeffrey Morris. Production Manager is Maura Murphy Barrosse. Original music, by Nicolas Fournier. Promotional support from Marsha Ord. Website by Nick Brodnicki. Mentioned in this episode: PodVoices.help In partnership with podvoices.help we encourage listeners to visit www.choice.crd.co for resources on safe abortion access.

To successfully pursue a business, you need to have meaning. Jason Graham-Nye is a Sydneysider who moved all the way to the US with his young family. Why? Jason saw the power of  a “circular economy” and pivoted to become one of the very first B-Corp certified businesses! As the Co-founder and CEO of gDiapers, he chats to Brett about the future of business innovation and how gDiapers won't be making the same mistakes as other complacent brands. Tune in to hear how giving back is being drastically undermined by the same businesses who will be left behind. 

Jason Graham-nye is the co-Founder of gDiapers and MealPass.org who shares why systems thinking is needed to end the make-to-waste world we live in, how MealPass is delivering quality meals to the food insecure, and what leaders can do to create a productive work culture. You can find more about Jason's work at: https://www.mealpassapp.org/

On this week's TradeshowGuy Monday Morning Coffee, Tim Patterson talks with former client, Jason Graham-Nye, CEO of gDiapers. The discussion goes far and wide, covering the pandemic, supply-chain disruption, even a COVID-related scandal in Australia! http://gdiapers.com TradeshowGuy's main online hub: https://tradeshowguy.net Check out TradeshowGuy Blog at https://tradeshowguyblog.com https://tradeshowguyexhibits.com http://tradeshowexhibitbuyerskit.com https://tradeshowsuccessbook.com - get your free copy of my book! New book: https://tradeshowsuperheroes.com Tim's Amazon Author Page: https://www.amazon.com/-/e/B00CHQ99XO

Jason Graham-Nye, Co-founder of gDiapers tells the story of his sustainable diaper company to host Kevin Edwards and notes the trends he has seen from consumers and economies around the world to reduce plastic waste. In this interview, Jason talks about taking on an unexpected crisis, conscious consumption, and advice he has for young business owners! If you're interested in purchasing gDiapers to help eliminate the 50 million diapers a day that go into landfills in the US alone check out their website at: www.gDiapers.com. Subscribe to the Real Leaders Podcast at: www.real-leaders.com/podcasts !! #PlasticWaste #gDiapers #Sustainability --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Green, Global & Groovy - Let's Have a Seriously Intelligent Chat with Jason Graham-Nye  About Doing Good via Business. Jason is the co-founder of gDiapers - a company dedicated to the circular economy. In this podcast we transcend sustainability and talk about where the global economy is going and what private business can do to make a positive impact!

We discuss the importance of company culture, nested hierarchies, and what it takes to create and sustain a viable company culture with special guest Jason Graham-Nye, co-founder and CEO of gDiapers, a US-based eco-friendly baby diaper company. Resources discussed: Reinventing Organizations by Frederic Laloux: www.amazon.com/Reinventing-Organ…oux/dp/2960133501 Spiral Dynamics: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don_Edward_Beck To connect with Jason Graham-Nye, you can find him on LinkedIn or email him at jason@gdiapers.com. Music by Mironov Sound

Cute Alert! Cute Alert! Cute Alert!  It started as a simple text to a few dozen dads: --- So … working on a Mother’s Day “Special Edition" of the gDiapers podcast, It Takes a Village to Raise a Parent. I'm asking dads to help me record audio of their kid(dos) answering the following question: What do you love about your mom? You can record on your phone, your laptop, whatever. Oh, and this will be a surprise for the moms … so SHHHHH. Here is what I need: Together (or separate), I need each kid to say their name, their mom's name, and then what they love about their mom. Like this: "Hi. I'm Van. My mom is Kristina Milan. I love my mom because she gives the best snuggles." Record the video then text or email me the video. --- The results were, well, ABSOLUTELY ADORABLE. From “she let’s me watch TV” to “she gives the best snuggles” … listen and watch as two dozen+ of the cutest kiddos share what they love about their mom. Watch full video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bq5I6WVYC4w P.S. It’s not too late to record your own video of your own kiddos and share it with mom! Do it. Now.

Today’s episode is a bit different than the last several, because it’s going to focus on gDiapers, the most eco-friendly diaper out there. If you haven’t heard about them, they’re disposable diaper liners that go into super-cute pants. We’re going to chat with Marta Long and Shelly Yoast, two moms who know a thing or two about fashion. They’re going to talk about style and how gDiapers fits into it.  How style changes from trendy to mom-in-her-sweatpants once a baby comes along, even in a very trendy and style-conscious mom.  Why a mom might feel just fine about leaving the house not dressed to the nines, and how wearing comfortable clothing can actually be a confidence boost.  Some thoughts on how priorities change when a child comes along.  How a mom can translate her sense of style to her child’s style with gDiapers.  The transition for moms to one child and to two children when it comes to getting dressed and wearing makeup.   The mom-bob: What it is and why some moms want it.  How Shelley used LuLaRoe leggings to satisfy her sense of style.     

Diaper Different   Introducing Jason Graham-Nye and gDiapers  We all have met (or have been) that first time parent who goes above-and-beyond to do and be the very best for their new bundle of joy; They feed the best food, give all the proper brain stimulation, and give all the love a little one could ask for. However, many of these same people will draw the line when it comes to the choice of whether to use cloth or disposable diapers. One option seems time consuming and gross and the other option can be equally gross and bad for the environment. Luckily, today's Boiling Point guest has a better option, which takes the positives of both previous choices and removes the downside. Jason Graham-Nye is the president and co-founder of gDiapers. Around 15 year ago, Jason and his wife were about to have their first child and realized that as parents they would be leaving this planet to the next generation. It has been said that it takes a diaper 500 years to biodegrade, that there is the equivalent to a cup of oil in each diaper, and 50 million disposable diapers are used every day in the United States. Jason and his wife decided to try a product they found from Tasmania and after being customers they bought the rights to sell it in the United States, Canada, and Europe. Today, gDiapers is a B Corp company that continues to innovate and make a real impact with every newborn they touch. Check out this week's episode to see a great example of a triple bottom line business in action.   In this episode  Monica Adair is back filling in for Greg Hemmings one more time. We are reminded that Dave will soon have another bundle of joy. Jason introduces himself and we hear how he went from being a Japanese teacher and stockbroker to a diaper baron. Jason gives us the shocking statistics on disposable diapers and exactly how bad they are for our environment. We hear how this business provides both money and meaning to both Jason and his wife. There is a discussion of how parenthood opens up a whole new world of guilt but how gDiapers could save a parent a bit of environmental guilt. Jason tells us how gDiapers and the B Corp philosophy was such a great match. Jason also tells us a brief history on disposable products and why it has taken us so long to come up with a better disposable diaper. We learn how gDiapers redefine convenience and remove guilt for a new parent. Jason also tells us about his innovative gCycle product that is currently in development. We also have a discussion on how and why B Corps can have difficulty finding investment.   Links - gDiapers' Website - gDiapers on Amazon and Amazon Canada - gDiapers on Facebook - gDiapers on Twitter - gDiapers on Instagram - gCycle Website - Jason on Linked In     Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Guilt. It’s something that we all experience, but it could be more prevalent once you become a parent. Mom guilt, dad guilt, working parent guilt -- there are more types of guilt than can be named, and most parents feel it at some point! Left unchecked, guilt can build upon itself. The good news is that while you might always experience it to some extent, guilt is a manageable feeling. Kim Graham-Nye, one of the co-founders of GDiapers, talks to us today about the guilt she has as a parent. She still struggles with it, but she’s found ways to deal with it. If you experience guilt, and you probably do, be sure to tune in to learn some strategies for handling it. Some of the highlights of the show include: ● How Kim ended up being a working parent, including her background and early career history and how she got into having her own company. ● When Kim’s mother-guilt took hold and why it became overwhelming. She talks about what she felt guilty about, but as a mom and as a business-owner. ● How leaving her company for a few months gave her needed perspective as far as guilt and family life was concerned. ● Why guilt is universal, particularly among moms and how it does not discriminate between working and stay-at-home parents. ● Kim’s thoughts on work-life balance and why it’s so elusive. ● Why unrealistic expectations can lead to guilt. ● Thoughts on the differences between mommy-guilt and daddy-guilt.  

The moment that you get home with your newborn, you’re hit with the feeling that you have no idea what you're doing. Today we’re going to talk to a panel of seasoned moms about what to expect that first night and how to prepare yourself for the reality of being in charge of a brand new baby, especially if it’s your first time. No one really prepares you for how you will feel, and of course it’s different for everyone. So if you’re going to be bringing home a baby soon, you won’t want to listen to this informative and entertaining discussion! Our speakers today are Christine, a PICU nurse and mom of four boys ages five and under; Ashley, who is the community manager at GDiapers and the mom of a nine-year-old and a toddler; and Rachel, a new mom to a baby girl. Some of the topics you’ll hear about include: Advice on how to prepare for the big day when you bring home your baby. The moment that Christine felt like she could really handle having a baby. How moms and dads might prepare the second time around and how bringing home a second baby differs from bringing home the first baby. Ashley describes the first day after bringing her first baby home, when reality set in. How Rachel’s premature delivery and post-birth complications made the transition to home a bit less settled than it would have been if the baby had waited until her due date. What worked for each of the moms when it came to those first days at home.

Welcome to It Takes a Village to Raise a Parent, the podcast by Kim and Jason, the same people behind gDiapers, the diaper that’s different by design. You’ll hear from other parents, get actionable tips, and learn to be a better parent. Up to now, most parenting podcasts are about children, but there aren’t a lot of resources centered around nurturing parents. On today’s episode, you’ll meet DJ, the host of the new podcast. He’ll talk a bit about his family and his philosophy on parenting. He will also share his hopes for the podcast how he hopes to achieve them. We’re glad you’re here, and we hope you stop back regularly for more episodes! Links: The gDiapers Podcast The Minimalists Podcast