Podcast appearances and mentions of isabel aagaard

 Isabel Aaagard, co-founder of Last Object, shares the story of building a company that designs and creates reusable alternatives to single-use items. She talks about the iterative design process, massive success in launching a reusable swab, and challenges in building consumer awareness of reusable products and getting mass distribution. 

In this episode of Beyond the Inbox, Sam interviews Isabel Aagaard, co-founder and CEO of Last Object, a sustainable brand that creates reusable alternatives to single-use items. Isabel shares the journey of Last Object, the company's marketing strategies, and the future of sustainability. The episode covers Last Object's expansion from creating reusable cotton swabs to other eco-friendly personal care products, the brand's marketing strategies like Facebook and Instagram ads, TikTok reels, and Google ads, and collaborations with eco-friendly brands. Isabel emphasizes the importance of creating sustainable products that are practical and beautiful. For show notes, transcriptions, and past guests on Beyond the Inbox, please visit https://www.drip.com/podcast. And if you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, rate, and review the show on Apple Podcasts.

"We don't want people to buy from us if they don't need it."This week we are joined by Isabel Aagaard, the Co-founder of the incredible business that is changing the landscape of single use products - LastObject.LastObject was listed on Shopify's top 50 brands to watch list, so we were keen to get them on the show to find out what has led to their amazing success.In this episode, Nick and Isabel dive into how to build a business that is selling sustainable products, how crowdfunding helped launch & grow a sustainable business, the key factors to LastObject's growth and much much more.We hope you enjoy this episode as much as we did! If you're enjoying the show, be sure to subscribe so you never miss an episode.This series is brought to you by Retention.com. Want to retain more customers and increase customer lifetime value? Check out www.retention.com. Book a demo to get 2x more audience credits for the first 60 days, when you mention Winning With Shopify on your demo! LastObject - https://lastobject.com/Support the show

LastObject Isabel Aagaard, iværksætter og medstifter I denne episode taler Kristina May og Mads Kjøller Damkjær med Isabel Aagaard, iværksætter og medstifter af LastObject, om design og udvikling af genanvendelige produkter til personlig hygiejne, som alle kender og mange har en mening om.

In this episode, we take a look at Zero Waste Tips for the bathroom. How you can reduce your waste with a few simple steps  During this episode we talked about what is zero waste, tips on reducing waste and then take a deep dive into what pesky plastics are lurking in your bathroom and provide you with some plastic free solutions in the bathrooms. Links from the episodes: https://mamaearthtalk.com/episodes/008/ (008: Top Tip Thursday Reducing Waste In The Bathroom with Mariska Nell) https://mamaearthtalk.com/episodes/002/ (002: Top Tip Thursday on Living More Sustainable Using The 5R's with Mariska Nell) https://mamaearthtalk.com/episodes/151/ (151: Biork A Great Plastic Free and Zero Waste Deodorant with Philip Wagner) https://mamaearthtalk.com/episodes/108/ (108: How one bottle of shampoo is making a difference with Lindsey McCoy) https://mamaearthtalk.com/episodes/023/ (023: The last razor that you would ever buy with Adam Simone) https://mamaearthtalk.com/episodes/093/ (093: The Last Swab that you would ever need with Isabel Aagaard) https://mamaearthtalk.com/episodes/146/ (146: How a Plastic Free Sunscreen can safe our reefs with Jade Chan) https://mamaearthtalk.com/episodes/154/ (154: Feeling Good with Kooshoo) https://elatebeauty.com/ (Elate Beauty) https://au.whogivesacrap.org/pages/about-us (Who Gives A Crap) Recipes to try: https://mamaearthtalk.com/foaming-face-wash/ (Foaming Face Wash) https://mamaearthtalk.com/am-cream-with-sun-protection/ (AM Cream With Sun Protection) https://mamaearthtalk.com/pm-cream/ (PM Cream) https://mamaearthtalk.com/coffee-scrub/ (Coffee Scrub) https://mamaearthtalk.com/hydrating-spritzer/ (Hydrating Spritzer) https://mamaearthtalk.com/all-purpose-cleaner/ (All-Purpose Cleaner) https://mamaearthtalk.com/hard-watermark-cleaner/ (Hard Watermark Cleaner) https://mamaearthtalk.com/toilet-bombs/ (Toilet Bombs) https://mamaearthtalk.com/wakey-wakey-scent-to-start-the-day-fresh/ (Wakey Wakey scent to start the day fresh)

In this, our 15th Episode of Carbon Times, we have a great conversation with Isabel Aagaard, Co-Founder of Last Object - in her own words 'She is fighting for a less trashy world.' LastObject is a Danish manufacturing company, based in Copenhagen, that sells sustainable products online and in retail globally. Having been launched in 2016, it launches new products through crowdfunding campaigns on Kickstarter and Indiegogo. The company is best known for producing LastSwab, a reusable cotton swab. We have a really engaging conversation about the journey they have taken, why they have taken the direction they have and the benefits of their products. Conversations like this can really make you think about your own purchasing decision and challenge your perceptions..! I am sure that we can all do more to reduce single use products in our lives. We hope you enjoy the episode, as ever, we strive to bring you interesting conversations with people who are really driving the changes we all need to embrace to create a more sustainable future for everyone.

Hi everyone! Doone here - your host and hype girl. Thank you for tuning in to my solo episode this week.  Today, I want to dive into the blueprint of what it means to build a truly sustainable brand in 2022. To do this we're learning from 7 guests we've had on the show who are putting the planet first. These are the brands leading the charge into a future where sustainability will be the rule over the exception. It's super relevant for any biz builders out there, because if you're not incorporating the planet into your business model moving forward, you will be left behind. 66% of executives already believe a sustainability strategy to be a necessity in the market today, with 60% of consumers listing it as an important purchase criteria. I'm so sure that these numbers are only going to rise as we continue to feel to the harsh impact of climate change on our beautiful blue planet.  While this is so much more than a passing fashion trend, there is no denying that sustainability has become a bit of a buzz word in recent years. It's become so prolific it almost feels we're losing touch with both how serious we should be taking it, and just how difficult it is to properly achieve. I'm proud to have had these women on the show both open my eyes to the reality of the industry, and help us navigate how to go about this the right way. Let's jump straight into it. Here's are 7 key learnings from brands that are truly putting the planet first.  We learn from Kester Black founder Anna Ross about how you should incorporate sustainability in your business model from the get-go. From Charlotte Pienaar from Everyday Humans we're reminded about the importance of focusing on the nitty gritty of the supply chain. Renewal Mill's Caroline Cotto highlights the importance of finding your sustainability tribe along this journey. For Chippin' founder Haley Russel it's all about joining forces with your community to bring your product to life. In chatting to Isabel Aagaard from LastObject we're reminded of the importance of true passion in what you're building, whilst Blueland founder Sarah Paiji Yoo puts the greatest emphasis on the power of educating and empowering people to make better lifestyle choices. We round off the solo episode with a learnings from Repurpose founder Lauren Gropper on how to go the long-mile and not give up before you've reached your goals.  Let's get straight to it! This is me, for Female Startup Club. LINKS WE MENTION: Anna Ross' LinkedIn Kester Black's Instagram Charlotte Chen Pienaar's Instagram Everyday Humans Instagram Caroline Cotto's Instagram Renewal Mill's Instagram  Haley Russel's Instagram Chippin' Instagram Isabel Aagaard's Instagram Last Object's Instagram Sarah Paiji Yoo's Instagram Blueland's Instagram  Lauren Gropper's Instagram Repurpose Instagram  SIGN UP FOR 1800-HYPEGIRL HOTLINE HERE: femalestartupclub.norby.live Female Startup Club's Instagram   Doone's Instagram   Doone's TikTok   To redeem 1 month free of Norby's Basic Plan use code "FSC" here: https://join.nor.by/   Learn more about Dymo at Dymo.com   In partnership with Klaviyo, the best email marketing tool for eCommerce businesses   Female Startup Club's YouTubeFemale Startup Club's Private Facebook Group   Say hello to Doone: hello@femalestartupclub.com   Female Startup Club + Clearco: Clear.co/partner/female-star

Today Ian is talking to Isabel, who starts off by sharing her journey and how she invented the idea for the company. In the next part Isabel talks about and shares tips from making an idea, into a design and then getting the marketing done right so it becomes a profitable product. Ian then invites Isabel to share more about the specific list of duties that she mentioned to help aspiring designers. Next Isabel talks about impact points and what she looks for in a new product. Isabel then talks about what it means and how they explain the complicated stuff around their product to an average consumer and why it is important. Isabel then talks more about her future vision and what they wish to achieve as a company. Isabel then talks more about the function of her company in educating the public and how the views on that have changed with more products. In the guest outro Isabel shares some of her wisdom and inspiration for others and invites people to have a conversation with her. Parts: 0:00 – Guest Intro 4:35 – From Design To Product 9:05 – A List To Do 11:36 – Impact Points 19:53 - Layman's Terms 22:21 – Future Vision 31:50 – More Talk, Less Products 37:21 – Guest Outro About Isabela Aagaard: Isabela is a designer by trade and eco-conscious by nature. Frustrated by all of the single-use products out there, she decided to design innovative solutions to wasteful habits that make a lasting positive impact. LastObject was founded in 2018 with the first product being LastSwab (2019) and earlier this year, LastTissue was brought to life. As an eco-fighter and power-mom that always leads by example, she truly stands by her products and hopes to inspire others to adapt to living sustainably. Know more about Isabela and LastObject here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/isabel-aagaard-b53baa4b/ https://lastobject.com/ *Get a 15% discount on lastobject.com by using the code CONSCIOUS15 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Isabel Aagaard is the co-founder and designer at LastObject, a reusable products company on a mission to make zero waste the standard. They make several impressive products, but we're going to be focusing mostly on LastPad, a reusable menstrual pad that recently raised $384,972 on KickStarter. We talk all about Isabel's work and the inspiration behind creating durable, reusable products – and, of course, how a reusable menstrual pad actually works! We Chat About: What inspired LastObject How to make disposable products reusable Where the idea for reusable pads came up How LastPad works and the benefits of a reusable menstrual pad Resources: https://lastobject.com/ (lastobject.com) https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/193289139/lastpad-not-just-another-reusable-menstrual-pad (LastPad KickStarter) Connect With Me: Join my two free webinars: https://nourished-with-nina.ck.page/3cb8cdf71c (FAM for Birth Control) https://nourished-with-nina.ck.page/54964b5693 (FAM for Conception) https://www.tryinteract.com/share/quiz/6140e70afe8bbd00189a6081 (Is FAM Right For You? Free Quiz)! https://www.nourishedwithnina.com/private-hormone-coaching (Private Hormone and FAM Coaching) https://calendly.com/nourishedwithnina/private-reiki-session (Book a Reiki Session) Let's be friends on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nourishedwithnina/ (@nourishedwithnina) Healing Hormones is a production of http://crate.media (Crate Media)

Isabel Aagaard didn't just create a product, she started a movement.    Her business, LastObject, creates eco-friendly, premium, beautiful I-should-have-thought-of-that! alternatives to single-use products. It all started with LastSwab: a reusable 'cotton' swab made with a material that's more like rubber or plastic. Unlike its disposable predecessor, it can be cleaned with soap and water and re-used over and over. Isabel and her cofounders went on to launch LastTissue, LastRound (makeup pads), and more eco-friendly products with equally catchy names.    Isabel has a lot to share about how to get clear on your company's purpose, using Kickstarter to validate and shape your product design, testing prototypes, and the importance of pursuing a mission that will keep you working through all of the toughest entrepreneurial challenges.    LINKS: Follow Female Founder World on Instagram: www.instagram.com/femalefounderworld Say hi to Jasmine on Instagram: www.instagram.com/jasminegarnsworthy Learn more about Last Object: https://lastobject.com  Say hi to Isabel on Instagram: www.instagram.com/isabelaagaard 

What if nothing in your life was single use? If we valued things we own and not send them abroad to be incinerated or pollute other countries?Last Object co founder and co-designer Isabel Aagaard joins me from Copenhagen to talk about ending our throw away culture.https://lastobject.com/Good Newshttps://news.yahoo.com/pulled-63-000-pounds-trash-100018506.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZWNvc2lhLm9yZy8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAImJWCGfsECNdTJ6En5YglY43Rc8rSCvAMgpQ44-fmaSOY7lvJI81E4DH_Uk6LV8PlslCJC2FQiXpXKeYSptXWArlFgdB_3YH7PEzgUaqpaXSLlUMzsmexjjKsPzks0PhGCJrzxei3ndi99MT6L3eDi5-4oPLjlyf5a54kD15CmEFor more on the Great Pacific Garbage Patchhttps://podfollow.com/age-of-plastic/episode/0326adf11298f11ec949d8a493e084559a5fb9f4/viewGET IN TOUCH!https://www.instagram.com/ageofplasticpodcast/https://twitter.com/andrea_foxhttps://www.iamandreafox.co.uk/https://www.facebook.com/ageofplasticpodcast

LastObject cofounder Isabel Aagaard joins us to talk about the company's latest product, the LastPad, a reusable menstrual pad made to be washed and reused up to 240 times. Single-use menstrual pads are a huge waste issue, representing a large share of ocean waste and producing billions of loose plastic wrappers, coated paper and the pads themselves every year. The LastPad comes in three sizes, including panty liners and overnight pads and the inner layer is made from bamboo, while the outer is polyester. LastObject launched the LastPad through Kickstarter and more than 46,000 people backed the project. Isabel shares how LastObject uses crowdfunding campaigns to co-design products with the consumers who will use them.

What does sustainable beauty product design look like from concept to product without harming the planet? In this week's episode, we are talking about designing sustainable beauty products. Sam is joined by Monica Becker, the Director of Beauty, Personal Care and Household Products at Cradle to Cradle Products Innovation Institute. Monica shares more about the Cradle to Cradle certification process and brands that are making innovative sustainable designs. Later on in the show, they are joined by Isabel Aagaard, the Co-Founder of LastObject, a zero waste store of reusable everyday products. Isabel chats about the founding of LastObject and their newest launch, LastPad. Together they discuss more about incorporating new habits and sustainable materials in beauty product design.   For links to resources we discuss on this episode, visit our show page: Redefining Single-Use Beauty Products

Did you know that the vagina is the most absorbent part of the female body? We know that it's important what we put in our body, as far as nutrition goes, but what we put on and in our body, as far as feminine hygiene products go, is just as important for our health.On today's episode Cody and Jess welcome their special guest Isabel Aagaard, owner and founder of the Denmark based company called LastObject. In this conversation Cody and Isabel talk about her newest product called LastPad, a toxin-free reusable menstrual pad. These two also talk about the importance of using environmentally friendly feminine hygiene products that are not only good for Mother Nature, but also good for us and our delicate internal female environment. Cody also enjoyed asking Isabel about what the culture around "periods" is like in Denmark and what it has been like for Isabel as a female entrepreneur, working with mostly men, on products aimed to benefit women. Cody and Isabel share their personal morning rituals to support their infradian rhythm, and talk about the Danish practice of hygge, which is a quality of coziness that makes a person feel content and comfortable. as a big part of honoring the female monthly cycle. At Mixhers, Jess and Cody love meeting other women out there working hard to make their dreams come true, especially when it involves helping  women. They enjoyed getting to know Isabel and hope you loved meeting her too. To connect with Isabel or to learn more about LastPad, you can find more information here.You can also find Isabel Aagaard on IG @lastobjectDid you learn something new today? Be sure to subscribe to this podcast and share this episode with all the girls you love. We would appreciate it if you'd also rate us and leave a comment on iTunes.Join Mixhers email list and be the first to have access to new products and be the girl in the know! Be sure to join our movement by following us on Instagram @mixhersorCody Sanders @soulhappyandhealthyJess Toolson @jesstoolsonTo submit questions or if you think you'd be a perfect guest to have on our podcast reach out to us on speakpipe and record your questions for us! You can also contact mccall@mixhers.com or DM McCall @mixhers on IG.Today's show is sponsored by MixhersProduced by @sandmanpodcasting Email Trevor at: sandmanrecording@gmail.com

Joining me on the show today is Isabel Aagaard, one of the co-founders  behind sustainable startup LastObject. LastObject is creating sustainable reusable alternatives to replace single use items in your bathroom like the Q tip, tissues and cotton pads with many more to come. A big part of this episode is talking about the incredible kickstarter campaign that put them on the map, reaching their goal in just 22 minutes and going on to raise $1.3M over the following months. We dig into how they built their email database and how much it cost to acquire the initial 40,000 subscribers.LINKS WE MENTION:LastObject's InstagramIsabel's InstagramFemale Startup Club's InstagramDoone's InstagramIn partnership with Klaviyo, the best email marketing tool for ecommerce businesses.Female Startup Club's YouTubeFemale Startup Club's Private Facebook GroupSay hello to Doone: hello@femalestartupclub.com

In today's episode we sit down and chat with Isabel Aagaard all about LastPad. A new menstrual pad making a wave for more sustainable periods. Isabel shares details on how the pads are made, why you may want to consider them over other period products, and of course her top tips for getting started! If you enjoyed today's episode feel free to support Last Pad here!  Connect Here: LastObject Instagram LastObject Website  Did you love this episode? Leave a review and share on the 'gram with your friends! Speaking of friends, want to connect? Instagram - @berrionlberry  @flowwithberri

Isabel Aagaard is an entrepreneur and collaborative designer on a mission to eliminate single-use plastic by creating reusable alternatives to single-use items we use daily. She's the creator of the world's first reusable cotton swab, LastSwab, which raised more than 1.2M USD from more than 30,000 backers on crowdfunding platforms. Her products are made to last more than 1000 times and are easy to use and re-use, making it simple for people to break their throwaway habits and start going zero-waste. So far Isabel has helped eliminate over 1 billion single-use items, and she aims to make that 50 billion by 2023. Find Isabel's products online: LastObject.com Find me online: This Sustainable Life: Solve For Nature Podcast: https://anchor.fm/solvefornature Blog: https://verdantgrowth.blog/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC24IiwM0BPQ-_3DVz2KnuVw Twitter: https://twitter.com/VerdantGrowth Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/realverdantgrowth Instagram: http://instagram.com/verdant.growth --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/solvefornature/support

In this episode of the Footprint Futures podcast we talk with Isabel Aagaard, co-founder and designer at LastObject, on how to create zero-waste products.During the episode we approach: How to overcome challenges with a new business.How to become more sustainable inside your company.Why is sustainability always a process?How to grow your eCommerce brand.How to overcome challenges in sustainable transportation.Key trends in customer behavior towards sustainability.What are the common misconceptions about sustainable products?How to source sustainable materials.How to design more sustainable.-Footprint Futures is the podcast where we interview forward-thinking ecropreneurs and change-makers on how to accelerate the world towards a sustainable future.

Isabel Aagaard tells us how they were inspired to create products that had massive and positive environmental impact via the Last Object. Learn how this group of Millennial Danish designers took their love of creating beautifully designed products into the world of sustainability. Isabel and I discuss the delicate balance of motherhood and entrepreneurship as well as how they ingeniously used Kickstarter to validate their products. Isabel's mom is the founder of the massively successful global company Troll Beads. We discuss how her mom was a great source of inspiration as well as a guiding light for knowing how to keep relevance with consumers throughout decades not just days!  Troll Beads grew with their customer base both in time as well as in geography.  Founded in 1976, they are still going strong, although a smaller company, still very successful and beloved around the world.  The Kickstarter campaign that launched them; attracting 30,000 backers for their first product "The Last Swab!"  Isabel explains how they used Kickstarter for product feedback and to establish a great community of supporters. At 30 years old, Isabel is a great example of how all of us can make a difference.  They were profitable after year one and continue to develop innovative products that truly have that 10x environmental impact they set out to accomplish.  Check out their products and think about gifting them to friends for birthdays and other holiday celebrations! If you love this topic, check out our other podcasts with Brianne West-founder of Ethique and Elisabeth Dewey-co-founder of Organic Mondays. *********************** Thank you for listening. If you enjoyed this episode, check out some of our other podcasts with revolutionaries, change makers and inspiring people! Please follow us where ever you get your podcasts and think about joining one of my confidence building investment courses. .  .  .    

www.startingsustainability.com Isabel Aagard is the found of the rapidly growing eco-business, LastObject. She is an entrepreneur and collaborative designer on a mission to eliminate single-use plastics by creating reusable alternatives to single-use items we use daily. She is the creator of LastSwab, LastRound, and LastTissue. www.startingsustainability.com/episode88https://lastobject.comDiscount code: StartingSustainability2021  for 15% off! Expires Sept 1, 2021Check out the Instagram @LastObject   @IsabelaagaardSupport the show by shopping at out Etsy Store: StartSustainableFor beauty products shop Plaine Products- Promo code "Start" for 20% off.Need groceries? Imperfect Foods- Promo code "SS10" for $10 off first box.School or Office supplies go to Earth Hero- Promo code "Start" for 10% off.

We don't all have to be sustainability consultants in order to save the environment. You can keep doing what you're good at - and apply your expertise to environmental problems. That's how Isabel stepped into circular design.  Isabel Aagaard is an entrepreneur and product designer. She founded LastObject two years ago in Copenhagen, Denmark, with a mission to eliminate single-use items by creating their reusable alternatives. Her very first product raised 1.2M USD on Kickstarter.  Today, Nature N8 chats with Isabel about how companies measure sustainability, her own successful business model, and toilet paper.    Support “Waste Not Why Not” on Patreon. Follow us on Twitter @wastenotpod. Send questions to ask@wastenotwhynot.com. Subscribe to “Waste Not a Newsletter" on Substack. EPISODE CREDIT | Nate Maynard (@N8May), host | Yu-Chen Lai (@aGuavaEmoji), producer | Emily Y. Wu (@emilyywu), executive producer | a Ghost Island Media production (@ghostislandme) | www.ghostisland.media Support the show: https://patreon.com/wastenotwhynot See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Want inspiration for building a design-driven business with sustainable values and rethinking single use daily habits that seem so, well, normal until you realize they've only been common for the last 50 to 100 years? Then you're going to be all ears for this week's guest on the Spirit of 608 podcast, Danish designer and Last Object co-founder Isabel Aagaard. Even at the helm of a fast-growing company (look out for their retail presence in U.S. Anthropologie stores soon) with a baby in a global pandemic, Isabel exudes chillpreneur (credit to Denise DT for the term) vibes, even though you'll hear her say in our conversation that she's not one to shy away from long hours and relentless attention to her business. Speaking of businesses, this isn't her first. Listen to the episode for why that's important (and also an office joke), as well as how this Copenhagen startup debuted its crowd-funding campaign with an email list 40K strong and has spent the last two years adding products like reusable face pads and tissues to its debut cotton swab alternative.

Isabel Aagaard is a co-founder and designer of LastObject. When she and her team discovered the harmful effects of single-use cotton swabs on the environment, they started working on a solution to fix it. They design innovative solutions to wasteful habits that make a lasting positive impact and have already launched four products that replace single-use cotton rounds, tissues, and face masks.  Don't miss out on our weekly interviews with sustainable businesses from different industries and sizes. Get inspirational insights that you can implement in your day-to-day and other bespoke content for you. https://greenelement.activehosted.com/f/57 (Subscribe now!)

For this episode, Mark is joined by Isabel Aagaard - Co-founder of LastObject - as they discuss a Better Future and a sustainable Now. Against the backdrop of Isabel's work at LastObject finding design solutions for single-use products, Isabel and Mark discuss the intricacies of start-ups - from Kickstarter and beyond, the influence of growing up around entrepreneurs, committing to creating your dream team, the power of understanding production and the importance of dreaming big. Isabel and LastObject support a circular economic model. Through their work and ideas, they showcase an infectious passion for an improved world - it is hard not to share in the excitement. For video, quotes, and talking points from this Spotlight, please head over to the Design Exec Club Website.

Isabel Aagaard er på en mission for at udrydde engangsting som vatpinde, vatrondeller og lommetørklæder. Derfor designer hun, hendes bror Nicolas Aagaard og resten af teamet genanvendelige hygiejneartikler. Ønsket er at spare klimaet ved at genbruge mere. Første produkt blev finansieret af en kampagne på Kickstarter, og det har siden været en strategi for virksomheden. LastObject bootstrapper fortsat og er 100 % ejet af founders. Det her er hendes iværksætterhistorie. Hør mere i vores podcast. Artiklen er skrevet af Niklas Vinther Jakobsen. Produceret af Podtribe media. Episodens annoncør hedder e-Boks Express, som du kan prøve gratis her. En online selvbetjeningsportal, hvor du kan sende dokumenter til dine kunder eller klienters e-Boks direkte fra din egen pc eller tablet. Episoden er en del af vores Green Growth serie.  Hvis du vil støtte vores lille medie, så kan du gøre det her på Patreon. 40.000 e-mails indsamlet inden lancering Isabel Aagaard er ud af en iværksætterfamilie, og hun har altid set sig selv, som en der skulle noget andet en lønmodtagerlivet. Forældrene står bag det succesrige smykkebrand Troldekugler og derved har Isabel ikke designet fra fremmede. Det blev dog ikke smykker hun skulle designe og i kraft af sin uddannelse som co-designer, var Isabel klar til at gå ind i processer og forbedre produkter. Sammen med sin bror Nicolas Aagaard, begyndte Isabel at undersøge, hvordan man kunne erstatte engangsprodukter med et mere bæredygtigt alternativ. Den første ting de tog fat i, var vatpinden. Hver dag produceres 1,5 mio. vatpinde på verdensplan og det forbrug ville Isabel gerne gøre noget ved. Løsningen blev LastSwab, en vatpind med blød plastik i stedet for vat. Inden virksomhedens Kickstarter kampagne gik live, undersøgte de markedet og man kunne skrive sig op med e-mail. Da de havde samlet 40.000 underskrifter sammen, var de klar til at trykke på den store knap. LastObject sælger til USA, Frankrig, Taiwan og mange flere  På Kickstarter lykkedes det at samle 4,7 mio. kr. ind til produktionen af LastSwab og nu skulle der leveres. Som mange andre, blev produktionen dog forsinket. Det har senere ført til, at meget af produktionen er hjemtaget til Danmark og sortimentet er vokset. Nu kan man også købe bæredygtige alternativer til vatrondeller og lommetørklæder hos LastObject. Isabel fortæller, at der yderligere arbejdes på 10 forskellige designs. LastObject er allerede meget langt med internationaliseringen i kraft af deres brug af Kickstarter. Faktisk kommer 80 % af omsætningen fra USA, men der er også interesse fra mange andre lande. Isabel håber, at LastObject vil være at finde i de store supermarkeder om 5 år. Alt det, og meget mere, taler vært Mette Bloch og gæst Isabel Aagaard om i dette afsnit af Iværksætterhistorier.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

 I sat down with Isabel Aagaard, one of the founders of Last Object. A company that creates products to replace single use items in our daily lives.⁠ She tells her story about how she created a successful company in the competitive E-commerce space.⁠ She'll also give tips on how to create a Eco-Friendly E-Commerce store.⁠If you're interested in E-Commerce, Startups, or how companies are reducing plastic waste. This is a great episode to tune in for.⁠Last Object started on kickstarter a few years ago and has grown into a popular single use replacement product company. They have a growing reusable product catalog from swabs, tissues, and face masks. Last Object has also incorporated ocean plastic into their supply chain. If are looking to replace your single use items check Last Object on instagram (@lastobject) and their website (lastobject.com).

Hello and welcome to pretty good business. I am really excited about today's guest because what her brand does is really quite revolutionary. Today we are here with Isabel Aagaard. She is one-third of LastObject, a sustainable brand that fights against disposable waste. You might know them for their firstborn, LastSwab, the first reusable cotton buds but there is so much more they have been working on and I am very happy to have Isabel on the podcast to talk about it. Thank you so much for listening and thanks to Isabel again for being a fantastic guest. You can follow LastObject and LastSwab on Instagram @lastobject and @lastswab. Follow us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter, and also have a read of our website: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prettyslow.life/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/prettyslowlife Twitter: https://twitter.com/PrettySlowLife Website: https://prettyslow.life/

On this episode of Virtual Coffee, I spoke with one of the Co-Founders of LastObject, Isabel Aagaard. Isabel shares her journey to launching LastObject and their various reusable and sustainable products. LastObject is definitely a disruptor in the market of reusable products, and Isabel shares how her and her team created (and continue to create) a beautiful user experience that stays true to their mission. It was a great experience to speak with a professional designer who is rooted in empathy and whose goal in life is to positively impact the world's environment. You can learn more about Isabel and LastObject at https://lastobject.com/. Happy listening! LastObject's Instagram ----more---- ☕️ Instagram & Facebook: @virtualcoffeepodcast ☕️ Email: virtualcoffeepodcast@gmail.com  ☕️ Linktree ----more---- ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Don't forget to leave a rating & review for Virtual Coffee! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ----more---- Music: Blippy Trance by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5759-blippy-trance License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Isabel Aagaard jumps onto the eCom Ops Podcast to share their eCommerce experience and their business concept at LastObject and reusable Q-tips. Isabel also reveals her role in their business operations discussing the role of automation, the importance of customer satisfaction and brand loyalty.