Podcast appearances and mentions of nicole bassett

Host Brooking Gatewood sits down with leaders from The Reusies 2023 Most Innovative Fashion & Apparel Company, The Renewal Workshop by Bleckmann. Nicole Bassett, co-Founder of The Renewal Workshop (TRW) and now Circularity Lead at Bleckmann—which acquired TRW in 2022—and Chief Business Development Officer Jurrie-Jan Tap discuss the history and exciting future of this successful clothing renew-and-resell program. Listen in to learn about how Bleckmann is helping surmount challenges and scale reuse for the apparel industry.Resources: Bleckmann's The Renewal WorkshopBleckmann's sustainability storyThe Reusies

Nicole Bassett and Maura Dilley, the sustainability leaders behind Cascade Circular, talk with students about circular design, systems thinking, and challenge students to take on the critical design challenges we face. https://www.cascadecircular.com/ Watch these conversations on YouTube! https://bit.ly/33SVb2O Listen to these conversations on the Highlander Podcast. https://opdd.usu.edu/podcast The Highlander Podcast is sponsored by the Outdoor Product Design & Development program at Utah State University, a four year, undergraduate degree training the next generation of product creators for the sports and outdoor industries. Learn more at opdd.usu.edu or follow the program on LinkedIn or Instagram. https://www.instagram.com/usuoutdoorproduct/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/opdd Discover the Outdoor Recreation Archive on Instagram or on USU's website. https://instagram.com/outdoorrecarchive https://libguides.usu.edu/outdoorrecreationarchive Outdoor Recreation Archive Instagram https://www.instagram.com/outdoorrecarchive/?hl=en Episodes hosted, edited, and produced by Chase Anderson in beautiful Cache Valley, Utah.

Nicole Bassett is dedicated to helping donors to find their passion. Her presentation covers key success factors for finding major gifts prospects, getting them over the line and working in partnership for the next gift. Professionals working in Alumni, Fundraising & Development, and anyone wanting to get into this area will benefit from this webinar.

Nicole Bassett is the co-founder of The Renewal Workshop, a company that started to create new systems that do what is good and right for people and for the planet by collaborating with progressive brand partners committed to sustainability. Here's what you're going to learn from Nicole Bassett: How to be one of the leading brands in your market segment How to achieve the right product-market fit How to part with your business when it's time to exit How to take better care of yourself and not burn out as an entrepreneur Join the Tribe & Receive Weekly 5-min Traction Briefings: https://www.shegetsshitdone.com/join

Mentioned in the show: Thanks to our episode sponsor Magic Mind! Boost your productivity and get 20% off your next order with code SPIRIT at checkout. Ethical Fashion Insiders' Response and Proposed Amendments New York State Senate Bill S.7428 Why A Beloved Ethical Fashion Startup Closed Up Shop To Embrace An Entirely Different Future in FEST with Helpsy's Rachel Kibbe The Mavericks Repairing & Revamping Patagonia, Prana & Other Ethical Apparel Brands with Nicole Bassett of The Renewal Workshop Fashion Advocates Believe ‘Fashion Act' Lacks Key Elements

Nicole Bassett is a Co-Founder of The Renewal Workshop. After spending time in film and production, Nicole decided to build a business that could be a force for change. After completing a Masters in Environmental Studies, Nicole worked at Patagonia then founded her own company to help other brands think about end of life for their products. Today, The Renewal Workshop works with companies like the North Face, Prana, Vuori and PEARL iZUMi and has diverted more than half a million pounds of clothing from landfill. Just for listeners of the Eco-Warriors Podcast, receive 15% off your first order at renewalworkshop.com using code ECOWARRIORS15. -- If the content we make on the Eco-Warriors Podcast makes an impact on you, become a sponsor! Visit anchor.fm/trashtalking and click on the link to "Support This Podcast." For as little as $2.99, the cost of a cup of coffee, you can help support the stories we share and help spur more eco-warriors into action. Join the conversation on Facebook and follow us on Instagram. Support us by subscribing, reviewing, and sharing this podcast with others. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ecowarriorspodcast/support

When you think of a circular economy, what do you think of? Perhaps repurposing and reusing? Restoring and renewing? Repairing and mending? Recycling and upcycling? Well in this episode, I'm chatting with Nicole Bassett, the co-founder of the Renewal Workshop, which is a circular fashion business dedicated to doing all of those things. In this conversation, Nicole is going to share:What the challenges are with transforming linear business models into circular ones;How the Renewal Workshop helps fashion brands reduce their waste and become more circular;The large-scale shifts businesses need to make to address the climate crisis;Why brands are not talking about slowing down production and producing less;How designers can start to design for circularity;And more!  FULL SHOW NOTES & TRANSCRIPThttps://www.consciouslifeandstyle.com/circular-fashion-renewal-workshop WATCH THIS INTERVIEW ON YOUTUBE:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIKaxSd78Hqa8XA6cQf8tvg  LINKS MENTIONED:Ellen MacArthur Foundation: What is a Circular Economy?North Face RenewedIPCC Sixth Assessment ReportRenewal Workshop's StoreBecome a Brand Partner with Renewal Workshop  CONNECT WITH NICOLE & THE RENEWAL WORKSHOP:WebsiteInstagramTwitter CONNECT WITH CONSCIOUS STYLE:Conscious Life & Style WebsiteInstagramPinterestConscious Edit Newsletter  

The world is full of color, and we're telling stories about them. Stories of people and places we've been shaped by throughout our pursuit of empowering people for a better future.In today's episode, we continue our New Color Series with Nicole Basset, Co-Founder and CEO of the Renewal Workshop. Nicole has dedicated her life to the pursuit of merging sustainability and business. She was the perfect guest to help us roll out our new color, Home, and discuss the roll we all have to play in protecting this one "pale blue dot" we all call home. Tune in for a conversation on the circular economy, business sustainability, and Nicole's amazing life journey

Thanks for checking out the first episode of Pulling the Threads, this adventure took me to The Renewal Workshop headquarters in Cascade Locks, Oregon for a week of learning about their business. My week of shadowing, working various jobs and studying their company ended with a conversation with the co-founder, Nicole Bassett. The Renewal Workshop is the leading provider of circular solutions for apparel and textile brands. They are organized around the idea that businesses have multiple responsibilities for generating positive, lasting value. The interview in this episode was recorded August 2019 at The Renewal Workshop headquarters in Cascade Locks, OR. Pulling The Threads, is a part of It Matters Wear, a consulting company dedicated to "Beautiful Things Without Harm" - created by me, Jancy Quinn. Learn more about The Renewal Workshop and checkout their renewed items for sale here: https://renewalworkshop.com/ Visit our Instagram page (It Matters Wear) for photos from the headquarters visit and to follow along for future stories: Instagram @ItMattersWear --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pullingthethreads/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pullingthethreads/support

Episode 35 features Nicole Bassett, co-founder of the Renewal Workshop.

Now two years into the the co-founding of The Renewal Workshop Nicole Bassett returns for a second episode to talk further about industry-wide solutions for optimizing the value of resources invested in apparel.

Bridging gaps, connecting systems, and mobilizing leadership to make  existing linear manufacturing practices circular as a collaborative process that relies on progressive brand partners committed to sustainability… Nicole Bassett, Co-founder and CEO of The Renewal Workshop (the leading provider of circular solutions for apparel and textile brands, organized around the idea that businesses have multiple responsibilities for generating positive, lasting value), joins Nataliya Makulova on location at ReMode Conference in Los Angeles.In this episode: A circular economy business solution Working with apparel and clothing and home goods, How  a linear economy becomes waste Solving the problem and getting rid of waste, trying to find the best use of a brand’s material From linear to circular Making money in a different way, putting value into the item you made for a longer time Reselling existing products offers growth in revenue An opportunity in the mindshift Designing a product for one life Paid by brands to take their waste Great teams in house, including photography, and a very dynamic work environment, alway action The process of sales and brand partners

The Dermalogica approach to skin care and skin treatments has raised the bar in the industry. The focus is all about education, personalization and human touch. We see skin services as a critical aspect in achieving and maintaining healthy skin, not as a luxury. Even the way we talk about skin treatments is different, such as Skin Therapist and Skin Treatment. To us, these names reinforce the value of a professional service and the education and personalization that goes into each and every step by highly trained skin therapists. This episode gives us an inside look into skin treatments from professional Skin Therapist, Nicole Bassett. Nicole is with Hand & Stone Massage and Facial Spa in Wheaton, IL, and she has reached Dermalogica Expert status. She is also a current recipient of the 100 Hour Post Graduate Diploma from the International Dermal Institute. Nicole shares with us her professional approach to skin services, the defining difference of a Dermalogica skin treatment and her best skin care tips and advice.

In episode 71, Kestrel welcomes Gordon Seabury, the CEO of Toad&Co to the show. An outdoor industry lifestyle brand, Toad&Co has a bold mission: “To lead with integrity and weave optimism into everything they do; To create meaningful change through socially and environmentally smart business; and To inspire people to live their fullest lives”. Toad&Co has a motto: “Dirty is the new clean. Wear more. Wash less.” Studies suggest that 58% of the energy and 45% of the water that goes into a garment happens post-purchase, so we recommend that you wear your clothing multiple times before washing to save on both natural resources and prolong its life. -Toad&Co Throughout this chat, Gordon shares insight on how Toad&Co approaches the triple bottom line, when it comes to their materials and the manufacturing throughout their supply chain. In 1997, Toad&Co cofounded Planet Access Company (PAC) to positively change the lives of adults with developmental disabilities by providing them with job training and work opportunities. Gordon explains how this project has evolved over the years, and led to the creation of the Outdoor Access for All Tour in 2016. In collaboration with the National Park Foundation and Wilderness Inquiry, Toad&Co helped get 1,000 adults with disabilities into national parks in 2016. For Gordon and Toad&Co, people are simply integral to building a business not only their customers, but their employees as well can feel proud to be part of. Fabrics Gordon + Toad&Co have said NO to: Rayon Acrylic Bamboo Resources / Companies Gordon mentioned: Renewal Workshop: Listen to our episode with their cofounder Nicole Bassett. Planet Access Company: a social enterprise that ships hundreds of thousands of products each year, including those of Toad&Co. Along the way, adults with disabilities ensure items are stored, packaged and shipped properly.

In 2016, we conducted an extensive series of interviews and surveys to find out how OIA—the outdoor industry’s membership trade association—can best support outdoor companies. What we learned is that our members see us as a convener—the unifying entity best equipped to galvanize the industry around three important issues: policy, participation and sustainable business. We then identified individuals who are already working to move the needle on those issues within their respective companies.    The Renewal Workshop may be a newcomer to the outdoor industry, but its founders—Nicole Bassett and Jeff Denby—are mainstays in sustainable apparel manufacturing. Toad&Co, headed up by Gordon Seabury, is one of the first outdoor companies to sign on as a brand partner with Renewal Workshop to make sure that their damaged, used or excess product doesn’t end up in a landfill. Hear about their collaboration to positively influence the end-of-life cycle of outdoor apparel. Gordon, Nicole, and Jeff demonstrate that that through collaboration, our industry as a whole can do more so much more than a single company or individual can do alone. That is the concept behind our new campaign and our strategic vision: Together We Are A Force.   Want to learn more about these individuals and the work OIA is doing to foster collaboration throughout the industry and to catalyze change? Visit outdoorindustry.org/outdoorist to subscribe to our weekly newsletter and our Audio Outdoorist podcast.  

Nicole Bassett was a film and video editing professional in a past life, but she decided to follow her passion for the outdoors and sustainability. She used that passion to start her new company, Renewal Workshop, which seeks to redefine waste in the apparel industry.    On this episode, we chat with Nicole on how she fell in love with the outdoors, why she started Renewal Workshop and how the average individual can get involved and help make the world more sustainable.     This podcast is sponsored by Vestigo and produced by Force Media.

Nicole Bassett is the co-founder of The Renewal Workshop, a company dedicated to industry-wide solutions for optimizing the value of resources invested in apparel. After having received her Master’s in Environmental Studies with a focus on Business Strategy and Sustainability she then began to apply her passion for environmental responsibility and human rights in consumer products by serving in leadership roles as Director of Sustainability for prAna, Social Responsibility Manager at Patagonia and Head of Human Rights at Specialized Bicycles. Nicole then went on to help introduce Fair Trade Apparel into the USA market and is industry recognized for her work in championing and integrating social and environmental responsibility through businesses and supply chains. Topics of this chat include: • Can businesses be circular? • Personal vs. tactical • Remanufacturing • The next generation • Intent • Supply chain • Renewing process • Textile recycling • Market needs • Secondary affects • Belly of the beast • Learning from the inside • Trouble with blended fibers • Building the need • Research and using contacts • Business vs. consumer renewalworkshop.com http://www.NewAgeNomadPodcast.com

Josh sits down with The Renewal Workshop co-founders Nicole Bassett and Jeff Denby. The Renewal Worship, based out of Cascade Locks, Oregon is a used apparel and gear brand that will fully repair, clean, and revitalize your beloved gear and apparel. The Renewal Workshop is a company founded with a focus in tackling the huge waste problem that is heavily tied to apparel and gear production and manufacturing. In the United States 14 million tons of apparel end up in landfills every. Single. Year. After Nicole and Jeff were hit with this hard fact they got to work. Having just finished an incredibly successful indiegogo campaign, they are ready to be the saviors of fallen gear by reducing waste and increasing the lifespan of your