Podcast appearances and mentions of mark shayler

Mark Shayler talks about regenerative practices as part of attunement for ourselves, our relationships, our businesses and the planet.In this season, Mich Bondesio is talking to change makers creating impact both inside and outside of traditional sustainability sectors about effective ways to build more regenerative work practices and doing business that supports people, planet, and profit.In episode 76 of the Creating Cadence Podcast we cover:Regenerative business practices and environmental sustainabilityNavigating the roles we fill in later lifeCornerstone practices for wellbeing, resilience and vitalityHow geography shapes our behaviours7 tips to help develop our attunement with ourselves, our community and the planetFull transcript and show note links can be found at: https://creatingcadence.co/ep77-mark-shayler-attunement/#sustainability #environment #triplebottomline #creatingcadencepodcast #regenerativeleadership #sustainablebusiness #intentionalproductivity #positiveintelligence #socialimpact #consciousbusiness #bcorp #purposedrivenbusiness #regenerativepractices #attunement #qigong #sustainablebusiness Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this engaging conversation, Paul Skerry of IOM3 and Mark Shayler of Ape explore the intersections of packaging, sustainability, and innovation, reflecting on their initial chance encounter. Mark shares insights from his extensive experience, emphasising the importance of creativity and disruption in presentations. They discuss the critical role of carbon emissions in sustainability, the positive changes, and the need for effective communication of complex scientific ideas. Mark offers advice for the next generation, highlighting the importance of curiosity and playfulness, while also reflecting on his personal aspirations and the influence of music on identity.

In this episode of the Common Creative Podcast, Mark Shayler shares his journey as a sustainability and innovation consultant, delving into the intersection of creativity, storytelling, and personal growth. He discusses the power of visual communication, and the humorous yet impactful story of his singing experiences. Mark also explores the symbolism of lemons and how they relate to creativity and resilience, ultimately emphasizing the need to unlock creativity in others through safe spaces and storytelling.  In this engaging conversation, Mark and Paul explore the interconnected themes of authenticity, creativity, and sustainability. They discuss the importance of seeing beyond superficial appearances to connect deeply with others, the joy of cycling as a metaphor for freedom, and the transformative power of creativity in addressing global challenges. Mark emphasizes the need to imagine a better future and the role of every individual in fostering creativity within organizations. LINKS: Mark Shayler- Special Guests Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-shayler-778ab64 Instagram: @markshayler X : @greenape Website: http://www.thisisape.co.uk/ Paul Fairweather - Co-host https://www.paulfairweather.com Chris Meredith - Co-host https://www.chrismeredith.com.au Two Common Creatives https://www.twocommoncreatives.com/podcastSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sustainability: From Buzzword to Business Imperative We speak to Mark Shayler, Author of ‘You Can't Make Money From A Dead Planet'   Can profit and planet truly go hand-in-hand? How can leaders get sustainability on the boardroom agenda and baked into the DNA of their organisation? In this candid chat, Mark Shayler - bestselling author, sustainability guru and founder of Ape, a sustainability and innovation studio - pulls no punches on what it takes to make environmental responsibility a revenue-protecting business imperative, not just a box-ticking exercise. Mark joins us to discuss his recent book ‘You Can't Make Money From a Dead Planet.' Having advised big hitters like Nike, Bacardi and WPP, saving them over $200 million a year through greener practices, Mark offers real-world insights for leaders wanting to shift sustainability from greenwashing to genuine competitive advantage. This is an honest discussion about squaring profit with planet, getting buy-in from leaders, and Mark shares simple steps that will help even small organisations begin their journey towards sustainability. This is essential listening for any organisation that is serious about doing good business, and business for good, in the 21st century. In tech news, Paul and Zoe discuss the latest AI developments.   Notes Mark Shayler's new book https://www.koganpage.com/responsible-business/you-can-t-make-money-from-a-dead-planet-9781398612020 Ape Studios https://www.thisisape.co.uk/ Tech news Share your views in The Charity Digital Skills Report survey Email us with your questions and ideas for future episodes startsatthetop@gmail.com And please leave us a review if you enjoy what you hear! Editing and production - Syren Studios with Paul Thomas Music by Joseph McDade https://josephmcdade.com/music Full transcript of this episode (srt file) Full transcript of this episode (.txt file) Transcripts are also available through your podcast app.    

We're joined by guest Mark Shayler, author of You Can't Make Money from a Dead Planet, to explore the journey towards sustainable business practices, the history of sustainability, and how to push toward a more thriving planet.Facepalm America: facepalmamerica.comTwitter: @FacepalmUSAFind Beowulf: @BeowulfRochlenNote: This is a reupload of an episode originally aired 8/31/23.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/facepalm-america--5189985/support.

Welcome to episode 270!In this episode I'm chatting with the fascinating Mark Shayler about all things sustainability.Mark is the author of You Can't Make Money From a Dead Planet, he consults with businesses big and small to help them do better when it comes to their environmental footprint, and he is one of the co founders of Reasons to be Cheerful, a platform for spreading good cheer and hope in a world that can sometimes feel bereft of both. We discuss the environmental cost per wear of a garment; why wool is such a great fibre; which is better - recycled polyester versus cotton ( the answer may surprise you); and what other fibres we could be growing in the UK to be more regenerative.

We're joined by guest Mark Shayler, author of You Can't Make Money from a Dead Planet, to explore the journey towards sustainable business practices, the history of sustainability, and how to push toward a more thriving planet.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5189985/advertisement

Do you want to learn how to do, think and be better – for our planet and in life itself?  You are not alone. And it's not just us in a personal capacity, either. Mark Shayler — thinker, doer, creator, speaker and author — helps brands too. He shows how big companies can think like small ones and small companies can think like big ones, to make sure they stand apart, remain relevant in our society and most importantly, retain their creative magic.  An expert in helping businesses innovate and prioritise sustainability, Mark sews the positive seeds of change that transform companies and help make our world a better place. You'll come away from this conversation overflowing with imaginative ways you'll want to evolve, not only in the way you do business, but also in the way you live. Mark explains that the key lies in, “Not letting the success of yesterday get in the way of today”. Listen to find out why.  If you enjoyed this episode, we think you'll love Holly's Conversation of Inspiration with Kate Robinson, author, speaker and co-director of Nevergrey.  Plus for more unfiltered insight, subscribe to Holly's weekly newsletters on our website, where she shares small business inspiration of all kinds, exclusive nuggets of wisdom from her and her guests, plus offers, creative ideas and topical, 'ungoogleable' business advice.

In this episode of #TheNewAbnormal podcast, I interview Mark Shayler, owner at Ape. He's a  Thinker / Doer / Creator / Speaker / Author,  who helps companies grow sustainably by developing people, strategies and brand - whilst reducing impact. (Mark has saved his clients in excess of £120,000,000).He's also  author of the excellent books "Do Disrupt" and "Do Present".  In the interview, we discuss his highly specialised knowledge of sustainability, in which he has many years experience of advising and working with an array of clients, from major corporates to leading-edge startups. Along the way, he outlines his strategic thinking and practical approach to problems facing companies today and tomorrow. Mark also talks about the renowned Do Lectures, which have gained a stellar reputation over the years since he was  a founding partner, and with whom he continues to play a crucial role.  

On this episode of Build Better Brands, Danielle Clarke is joined by Mark Shayler, the owner of Ape, a sustainable innovation studio that works with companies of all sizes to reduce the environmental impact of their products, packaging, processes and business models. Mark is also a renowned public speaker and has published two books, one on presenting (Do Present) and one on disruptive thinking (Do Disrupt). KEY TAKEAWAYSWhen you can change someone's mind about sustainability, you can normally change their mind about other things. I'm usually invited into businesses as “the sustainability guy” in a bigger innovation process. I'd sit and watch the whole process and thought “I can do this' ', I'm getting paid ‘x' and they're being paid ‘10x', so I began working in innovation too.As individuals we move through life like a sponge, soaking up the things that happen to us, more importantly everything that happens to other people, and they become debilitating, like a fear of flying or that your voice has nothing to say – even if it was originally told to you from a point of care. When we look at brand and the way a business functions – purpose – if we have really tight or constrained beliefs about what we can and can't do, it's like a plant in to small a pot and our roots can't spread, then our crown can't grow higher and wider, meaning it doesn't photosynthesise properly so the roots aren't fed. You become small on purpose, for all the right reasons, but you're not supposed to be small, you're supposed to be you-sized.Organisations usually start off brave, hungry and foolish and they make amazing mistakes and do great work, then they have too much to lose and they get worried about the way they're seen by the world and about stepping outside of their land so their lane gets narrower. Before you know it a business can have the same constraining beliefs and reticence to play and think big as individuals do.When I work with companies on their purpose and “why”, I like to keep the “why” as hippy-ish and broad as I can. If your “why” is broad – like Apples: to challenge the status quo – you could make a car instead of a laptop, or food, or a service. If a company works out its purpose on its beliefs other than its functions (which are “how” and “what”), then you'll never stray from it. BEST MOMENTS‘We can build bad brand better or we can build better brands, that's an important differentiation that sometimes we forget when we're talking about branding.'‘It's not good enough to be the best of the best, you need to be the only one doing what you do.'‘In your first 11 years you're pretty free, then you or your parents and teachers point out your eccentricities and we take our rough edges off. The thing that made you weird as a kid is what makes you unique today.'‘I use music in my presentations to explain what you're listening to now is normally a reaction to what came before. It can be a build, but it's usually a revolution. As a band changes its first group of fans doesn't want them to, but the band has to, otherwise they're remaking album one.' ABOUT THE GUESTMark Shayler helps big companies think small and small companies think big. Making stuff better and making better stuff. He is an innovation and environmental advisor who works with clients including Nike, Samsung, John Lewis, Tesco, RS Components, Coca Cola, Fenwick, Kier, Tesco Bank, Amazon and some of the greatest small companies in the world. Mark is the author of "Do Disrupt: Change the status quo or become it". He also builds start-ups inside bigger organisations and is a public speaker and compere, business coach, strategy advisor, brand provocateur, teacher and STEM advisor.Websites: http://thisisape.co.uk/ and https://www.reasonstobecheerful.co.uk/ Podcast: Making Things Better and Making Better ThingsInstagram: @markshaylerBooks: Do Present: How to Give a Talk and Be Heard and Do Disrupt: Change the Status Quo or Become it ABOUT THE HOSTDanielle Clarke is a Brand and Marketing Consultant, University Lecturer and Business Owner.Since 2006 Danielle has provided brand design and marketing support for clients including Škoda, Gtech, UK Biocentre, UK Mail and GIRLvsCANCER Danielle is committed to helping brands that want to have a positive impact on people's lives. She spends her time consulting and working with business owners to help them attract and retain their best customers.Insta - @danielleclarkecreative | [https://www.instagram.com/danielleclarkecreative/]LinkedIn - [https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielle-clarke-creative/]Twitter - @D4nielleCl4rke | [https://twitter.com/D4nielleCl4rke](https://twitter.com/D4nielleCl4rke)Email - [hello@danielleclarkecreative.com](http://www.danielleclarkecreative.com/)Website: www.danielleclarkecreative.comThis show was brought to you by Progressive Media Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's now become a tradition. Pete Davies and I sit down at the end of each year and discuss our favourite new music. This was a great conversation. Pete's choices were all chill and soulful, mine were a little angrier and shoutier. Take a listen to the chat and a snippet of the music. Don't worry we have a PRS licence. There is an accompanying spotify playlist. https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1AwX5CNMSKCclrRRnZmbky?si=2DAWQrTZT7anu5s-h6n3Aw The photo is us at 20. We didn't know each other but I think we'd have got on.

Mark Shayler: Being allowed to collaborate with one of the World's best mixers is a real privilege. It is also a big responsibility. Mark developed the co-creation workshop that built Coca-Cola Signature Mixers range. Sure the bartenders made drinks, but they also heard about coffee, had to find go on safari to find new flavours, and looked into the future of flavour. Mark explains how the session worked and why it worked.

The image in the logo of the Mojo Podcast is a vibrant butterfly - I love the image and the symbolism for a podcast about how we deal with, learn from and grow from change in our lives. And this week's episode is right on the money in this area. My guest this week is Mark Shayler and he talks to me about his own development and growth - his path to transcendence . Mark very openly and honestly points out the moments of deep introspection when he realised change wasn't just possible but vital to him. He describes himself as 'an introvert who hides in the spotlight'. We talk about big shifts in life, such as grieving potential, losing friends, building community, creating new things, his daily Qi Gong class on Instagram. We spend plenty of time talking about how he helps people present better (and he is a great presenter) when they are truly themselves up there on that scary stage. He says “don't be a character, be yourself - you can't forget your lines when you talk about your life” Other great quotes to look out for: "Comparison is the thief of happiness" "What is not transformed is transferred" Mark's consultancy, Ape, helps big companies think like small ones and small companies think like big ones. He works on innovation of products, services and business models; he works on sustainability and company purpose; and he coaches businesses and individuals. He has worked for Nike, Coca-Cola, Seedlip, Unilever, Hotpoint, Samsung, John Lewis, Fenwick, Bacardi, Diageo, Mars, Thorntons, 3M, Amazon, Panasonic and hundreds of funky little businesses like Propercorn, Teapigs, Hiut Denim, and Ugly Drinks. He is a Founding Partner of the Do Lectures and author of the books Do Distrupt: Change the status quo or become it (Do Books) and Do Present: How to give talk and be heard (Do Books).  He is a Founding partner of feel-good lockdown project www.reasonstobecheerful.co.uk Be sure to check out his Instagram for those daily Qi Gong classes @markshayler Do subscribe for new episodes, please leave a 5 star rating AND help the Mojo Podcast grow by leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts Thank you Richard x The Mojo Podcast Hosted by executive and business coach Richard Stokes from Ibiza @mojorichard on Instagram www.mojodevelopment.co.uk richard@mojodevelopment.co.uk #beyourself #beyou #identity #purpose #mission #presenting #qigong #markshayler #mojo #community #reasonstobecheerful 

In the second episode of the series, Jon sits down with eco-innovator, visionary public speaker and guru of all things sustainability, Mark Shayler. Mark and Jon discuss how we can all become better climate communicators despite the current challenges, as well as his formative experiences of music and his passion for Qigong (an ancient, martial-arts-based system of exercises in case you were wondering!). Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Due to restrictions in being able to record new episodes of the podcast a compilation of previous silences is being broadcast every other week. This week features all of the silences from episodes 11-20 featuring Victor Adebowale, Maria Koripas, Jim Moir (aka Vic Reeves), Heather Urquart & Joe Samuel, Mark Shayler, Kay Scorah, Ade Adeniji, Simone Lia, Mr Bingo, Claire Genkai. You can watch a video of this silence, featuring photos of each guest, on Youtube via: https://youtu.be/s-37e3aGUP0Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/stevexoh)

Whilst it's been a weird old week for everyone, it felt right to bring you a podcast episode on a Monday morning as usual.  As this podcast is recorded weekly with a guest I've kept to that format as much as possible, but my guest this week (and for at least the next 4 weeks) is my team mate, Emily.  So, join us for a chat about how we are feeling and how we are responding to the situation.  We've included some book and podcast recommendations below if you have some extra time over the next few weeks, or if you just need a bit of respite.    The Six Week Thing - Step Back & Level Up    Books  Fictional: Vox by Christina Dalcher Queenie by Candice Carty- Williams  The Flatshare by Beth O'Leary  Business: Profit First by Mike Michalowicz  Do Purpose: Why Brands with a Purpose Do Better and Matter More by David Hieatt  Do Disrupt: Change the Status Quo or Become it by Mark Shayler     Podcasts  Fake Heiress - BBC 4  Why'd you push that button? - The Verge  Start Up - Gimlet  The Happiness Lab  _____ STAY CONNECTED Alice (aka me) | Instagram| Website| Podcast Emily | Instagram | Website       

 Fintech has immense power to disrupt the industry. But what does the future of this disruption look like and how can organizations embrace and encourage it? Mark Shayler, Founder of Ape, joins Akber Jaffer, Chief Strategy Officer at Finastra, to discuss. 

Alice Benham is a Digital Marketing Coach, helping business owners to level up what they do through coaching, retreats and digital products. She's also a self-confessed accidental entrepreneur and has such a unique story as to how she got started in business. She's a hustler and I have massive respect for her work ethic and approach to marketing your business. Today we discuss showing up, being of value and some clever questions to ask yourself to make your online marketing way more effective! Follow Alice Her NEW shop https://www.alicebenham.co.uk/shop Her Retreat https://www.alicebenham.co.uk/retreat https://www.instagram.com/alice_benham/ You can also find her podcast by searching for Starting The Conversation in your podcast app! Alice's Resources Do Disrupt by Mark Shayler https://amzn.to/2WJpvMf Do Purpose by David Hieatt https://amzn.to/2WBNMPy Keep in touch with me! https://www.instagram.com/kat_horrocks/ Join the community https://mailchi.mp/b9090a4ad33b/putyourselffirst

This episode's guest is Mark Shayler. Mark is a founding partner of the Do Lectures, one half of the award winning eco-innovation agency Ape and just wasn't quite good enough to play rugby for Leicester Tigers. Recorded in the chapel at House of St Barnabas, London.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/stevexoh)

In this week's show, Curtis sits down with Mark Shayler at The House of St Barnabas in London to discuss his thoughts on how he's ended up doing what he's doing. Read more about this project at www.thisisbeyondwork.com Find out more about Mark Shayler at www.thisisape.co.uk/ Intro sounds by www.simonsound.co.uk

COP21 is over, so where do we go from here? Is this the beginning of the end of fossil fuels? And this week let's reduce, re-use and recycle. In fact let's go a lot further than that. I'll introduce you to Mark Shayler  (thisisape.co.uk) who blows the whistle on child soldiers and Tracey Rawling Church (greenlight.kyocera.co.uk) who explains why you might not need a new printer.  Matt Dredger asks the question why buy it when you can borrow it? (borroclub.co.uk)