Podcasts about sustainable salons

ការបរិច្ចាគសក់ គឺជាទានមួយដ៏ប្រសើរ ហើយក្រុមប្រឹក្សាមហារីកនៃរដ្ឋវិចថូរៀលើកទឹកចិត្តឲ្យអ្នកបរិច្ចាគសក់ទៅកាន់ស្ថានប័នមួយឈ្មោះថា សាសស្ទេនណឹបល សាឡន (Sustainable Salons) ពីព្រោះស្ថាប័នមួយនេះធ្វើការយ៉ាងជិតស្និត ជាមួយមូលនិធិនិងអង្គការដទៃទៀតដែលផ្តល់ជូនសក់អ្នកជំងឺដែលជ្រុះសក់ដោយសារការព្យាបាលជំងឺ ជាពិសេសគឺសម្រាប់អ្នកកើតជំងឺមហារីក។ នៅក្នុងសមាគមន៍ខ្មែរមានប្រជាពលរដ្ឋមួយចំនួនបាននឹងកំពុងធ្វើការបរិច្ចាគសក់របស់ពួកគេ ដើម្បីបំពេញទានដ៏កម្រនេះ។ តើមូលហេតុអ្វីដែលនាំឲ្យពួកគេលះបង់សក់ជាទីស្រឡាញ់បែបនេះ? សូមស្តាប់បទសម្ភាសន៍ជាមួយយុវតី ២ រូប គឺកញ្ញា លី សាំងអ័រ និង កញ្ញា រំ សុវត្តី។

About the Guest(s):Paul Frasca: Paul Frasca is a co-founder of Sustainable Salons, an organization dedicated to minimizing waste in the beauty industry by turning salon waste into valuable resources. With a background in hairdressing and a keen interest in sustainability inspired by his partner Evelina, Paul has been pivotal in introducing sustainable practices into salons across Australia and New Zealand. Paul is also involved in innovative recycling solutions, such as using human hair for oil spill cleanups and creating fertilizers.Episode Summary:In this captivating episode of Shape the System, host Vincent Turner welcomes Paul Frasca, co-founder of Sustainable Salons, to discuss the revolutionary impact of sustainability in the hair and beauty industry. Turner's humorous remark on discussing hair without personally having any sets a light tone for the intense subject matter. Frasca shares his journey from hairdressing to pioneering sustainability initiatives, influenced in part by his italian heritage and sustainable living principles inherited from his grandparents.The conversation dives deep into the specific waste challenges within salons, including metals, plastics, and human hair, and how Sustainable Salons has developed innovative solutions to transform these waste products into valuable resources. Using hair to clean up oil spills and create fertilizers are just two of their groundbreaking initiatives. Paul also sheds light on the logistics and operational challenges behind making sustainability viable, capturing the importance of point-to-point solutions and vertical integration in recycling. The episode underscores the need for industries to adapt swiftly to sustainability norms and the role of brands in driving this change.Key Takeaways:Sustainable Salons Initiatives: Sustainable Salons tackles waste in hair salons by recycling metals, plastics, and even human hair, converting these into useful products like hair booms for oil spills and fertilizers.Three-Pillar Approach: The organization's sustainability strategy focuses on people, planet, and profit, ensuring that environmental solutions also benefit communities and businesses financially.Educational Outreach: The company integrates sustainability into educational frameworks, making it a part of the curriculum in hairdressing schools to inspire future generations.Reverse Logistics: Effective recycling relies on sophisticated reverse logistics and point-to-point solutions, which Sustainable Salons has meticulously developed.Global Potential: Sustainable Salons is setting a precedent in Australia and New Zealand, with potential applications in other regions and industries, encouraging innovation and partnership in sustainability practices globally.Notable Quotes:"I never came from some green world… I was born in Australia, but having italian migrants, grandparents and parents, they grew up a very different way." - Paul Frasca"Each boom, just to give you some stats, can hold up to eight times its weight, and it's highly attractive to oil." - Paul Frasca"So we've had to build it from scratch. And right now we have far better software than the courier companies do." - Paul Frasca"If we're going to solve this egg, we're going to have to crack it, right? We're going to have to really get in here and solve this problem." - Paul Frasca"The way you're thinking is just so 1980s, it's dead. You've got to rethink sustainability from the ground up." - Paul FrascaResources:Sustainable Salons: WebsiteTeslar: WebsiteCritical: WebsiteSoils Alive: WebsiteOz Harvest: WebsiteKiwi Harvest: WebsiteFor more insights and to stay updated on groundbreaking sustainable solutions in various industries, make sure to listen to this episode and stay tuned for more content from Shape the System. Shape the System is  an independent podcast with support from KPMG High Growth Ventures More about KPMG High Growth VenturesScale up for success. We're here for that.We navigate founders and their teams to the services they need to reach their next milestone. From startup to scale and beyond. No matter where you are right now, we'll get you the help you need to drive your business forward. We help founders fully realise their potential, as well as the potential of their team and their business, by connecting them to the expertise, skills and resources they need at every stage of their growth journey.Our extensive experience in partnering with evolving businesses means that we can provide you with tailored support as well as independent and practical insights. Whether you are looking to refine your strategy, establish your operations, prepare for a capital raise, expand abroad or simply comply with regulatory requirements, we are here to help.Links:Website: About (highgrowthventures.com.au)LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/kpmg-enterprise-high-growth-ventures/Contacts: highgrowthventures@kpmg.com.au 

In this episode of Cutting Through The Noise, Hayley Mears talks to Sustainable Salons Co-Founder and Owner Paul Frasca about how his journey in the world of hairdressing lead him to become a sustainability warrior.Paul and Hayley talk about what the future looks like across industry changes and pivots and how sustainability will play a huge part in that. Paul's philosophies and approaches to business are always governed by his values for People, Planet and Profit. To connect with Paul or Sustainable Salons you can follow the links below. https://www.facebook.com/sustainablesalonsANZhttps://www.instagram.com/sustainablesalonsanz/https://www.instagram.com/paul.frasca/https://www.tiktok.com/@sustainablesalonsanzhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCM8AbQS0BZ2QKy-SJrPiPJw

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I’m sure Sustainability is something you’ve heard a lot about in recent years.  Whether you’re completely in support of this movement, or you aren’t fully ‘in the know’, one thing that’s undeniable is the rise of the sustainability cause and sustainable salons in our industry. But I know there’s one question that many Salon Owners ask themselves when they hear this: What’s the cost? I know it can feel scary to spend more on companies and providers whose sustainable products & values mean more expenses for you or your clients.  So today, i’m chatting with Sustainable Salons founder Paul Frasca. We’ll talk all things sustainability, supporting local, and looking into the future of not only our industry… but the whole world. Paul believes that it’s time for our industry to get out of the dark ages and start looking into the future…    Inner CEO Snapshot https://bit.ly/MasterCEO (CLICK HERE) to get your hands on it   Let's chat... I'd like to chat with you a bit more about your business and how I may be able to help you. Justhttps://bit.ly/ChatwithMeSalonMastery ( click here) to jump over into messenger & chat! Resources:https://www.amazon.com/Small-Business-Opportunity-Sustainable-Growth/dp/0980722810 (CLICK HERE) to check out Sustainable Growth by Jon Dee https://www.facebook.com/groups/salonownerscollective/ (CLICK HERE) to join the Profitable & Successful Salon Owners Facebook Group

Today I am talking about sustainability, carbon footprints, being green, recycling, looking after the planet, etc… And sometimes I think that because that’s the very unsexy side of hairdressing that people might tune out …But I Really, Really want you to listen to this because as the posters say “There is no planet B’ and we are all in this together.” And the more educated, informed and aware we are the better for our collective wellbeing and the wellbeing of humanity.   My guest on today's Podcast is Fry Taylor Co-founder of greensaloncollective.com    Green Salon Collective was founded by environmental experts, hairdressers & eco campaigners, GREEN SALON COLLECTIVE is the original authority on salon sustainability throughout the UK and Ireland.   Their vision is to facilitate salon sustainability by recycling the unrecyclable. The profits raised from the sale of all commodities get redistributed and recycled too by supporting charities & local communities, as well as aiding all salons on their own journey towards a greener future.   Now I know that about 30% of my audience is in the UK and Ireland the rest of you are American, Australian, Canadian, New Zealand, or scattered around another 50 countries.    Green Salon Collective is a similar business to Green Circles in North America and Sustainable Salons in Australia, and I am sure there are more out there in other countries too. But, no matter where you are from, I encourage you to listen in to this podcast as there are some great initiatives being spoken about.    In today’s podcast we discuss: How participating in Green Salon Collective brings in new clients Some amazing things that can be done with recycled salon materials that would normally end up in landfill How profits are reinvested back into local communities And lots more!   In This Episode: [03:26] Welcome to the show, Fry! [03:52] Fry shares an overview of what Green Salon Collective does. [04:49] Why did you start this company? [07:17] Fry speaks about GenZ and how they embrace recycling. [09:09] Fry discusses how salon owners can benefit from a system like this. [13:02] Listen as Fry shares how to justify the green fee to clients when they ask. [16:53] Many salons across the world are charging PPE fees, so why not add on a green fee? [19:00] Fry speaks about what the process looks like from a salon owner's perspective. [21:38] They supply Salons with containers to help them separate the items to be recycled. [25:08] Fry discusses how often the recycling is picked up and how much room they need for the boxes. [26:45] Fry speaks about how hair is recycled. [28:10] Fry shares a story about how hair is being used to absorb oil. [30:10] He discusses how hair is used to make mats that can filter the trash from water in drainage systems. [32:43] Fry speaks about other uses for recycled hair. [35:09] Listen as Fry discusses what metals in a salon we can recycle. [38:01] Fry gives some rough numbers on the amount of foil a salon can recycle. [40:01] He shares the plastics they recycle and what they do with it. [43:24] Gloves are tricky because they are contaminated; they use a special company to recycle them.  [46:29] Is plastic wrap a recyclable commodity? [47:28] Fry speaks about paper and cardboard recycling and how it is done. [50:05] Listen as Fry discusses recycling salon chemicals. [53:15] How does your company handle PPE? [54:33] Fry talks about the charities they can support. [56:23] He speaks about Paul Mitchell being the first product company to reach out to them. [58:00] Fry discusses what he believes salons of the future will look like and how sustainable they will be. [1:03:05] Thank you so much for being on the show today.   Links and Resources Grow My Salon Business    Matter of trust - Who recycle hair and then create oil spill mats Oil spill hair booms Precious Plastics  Haircuts4homeless Hair and Beauty Charity Green Circle Salons Sustainable Salons Green Salon Collective @greensaloncollective Instagram | LinkedIn  

Paul Frasca and his partner Ewelina Soroko are really changing the world, the masterminds behind sustainable salons what started out as a trip around Australia talking to 160 hair salon owners discovering so much waist which had know where to go from their findings they estimated 1 million kilograms of foils to landfill every year.. Sustainable salons was born in 2015 now hundreds of members in Australia and New Zealand and not just servicing the hair salon industry but also Beauty salons, dermal clinics and pet grooming salons.Sustainable salons are truly leading the way not just recycling foils, colour tubes, cardboard,paper,magazines,razor blades, unwanted tools and selected disposables but collect hair clippings from salons stuff in stockings to help clean up oil spills along our coast line. Hair is also repurposed in local community gardens for composting. All collected ponytails 20cm or longer are distributed to charity to create wigs for cancer suffers.The one thing I really love is sustainable salons has partnered with Endeavour foundation providing a future for people with disabilities helping these individuals live a purposeful life and a critical part of the sustainable salons vision. They also employ over 55 and love the great work ethic and they are just so happy to have a job...This podcast blew my mind and it is one of my goals to have sustainable salons visiting my area they are changing the world for the better and can't imagine what they will think of next..

Small Biz Matters – a half hour program each week where you can work ON your business rather than IN it.with Alexi Boyd, broadcaster, advocate and small business owner.Date: 21 January 2020 The future, sustainability and social enterprise go hand in hand but what is often missing from this equation when starting a business is long term profitability. You can’t sustain a business on goodwill alone and even if you are able to tap into all the kindness out there you’ll eventually run out of customers or steam. So how can you find that perfect balance and Profit for Purpose? Sure, it’s easy to put sustainability in the too-hard, the I-don’t-know-how or I-don’t-know-how baskets - but can we really afford to do that now? Today you listeners are in for a treat. You’ll learn that through hard work, perseverance and a passion this balance can be found. We are joined on Small Biz Matters by Paul Frasca - a giant in the sustainability world. In 2015 he and his partner Ewelina Soroko founded Sustainable Salons dedicated to reducing waste in hair salons - the industry where he first started. He’s an international speaker; who remarkably never uses notes on stage and listening to him inspires. He’s not afraid to speak his mind on the future of not only his industry but all of small business and is passionate about sustainability being the non-negotiable driving force. Welcome to the show Paul. Topics we’ll be covering: How did you start this 'hairy' business :) In your experience as a leader in the small business world; why do you think there is such a huge movement towards sustainability and social enterprise? Where do you believe this momentum is coming from? How does Sustainable Salons work and what practical tips can you give other small business to become more sustainable? In general, why do you think it’s important that small businesses join a professional association and collaborate together within an industry? How can everyday people support the sustainable salons movement? To find out more go to their website: https://sustainablesalons.org/   PAUL FRASCA CO-FOUNDER & MANAGING DIRECTOR Paul Frasca started his hairdressing career at the age of 11. He was a salon owner by the age of 19. Winning a prestigious Hairdressing Award took him to Europe where he styled an elite clientele for the next decade. His passion for sustainability started when he lived in Amsterdam where he met his partner Ewelina Soroko, a passionate environmentalist. Their travels brought them to Australia where they researched salon waste and discovered that hairdressers send one million kilos of aluminium foils to landfill every year. That was the catalyst to start Refoil, the industry’s first sustainably-minded foiling concept and recycled foil product. But their commitment to making salon waste history was only just beginning. In 2015 the pair started an innovative resource recovery program called Sustainable Salons. Designed especially for the salon environment, Sustainable Salons collects up to 95% of the salon’s waste bin and repurposes it for environmental and community benefit, while rewarding the salon. The program has been awarded Best Business Service of the year in 2016 at the Australian Hair Industry Awards and Best Business Performance of the year at the Hair Expo Awards. Sustainable Salons was also presented with the Special Recognition Award at the 2017 Australian Hair Industry Awards and became finalist at the Victorian Premier’s Sustainability Awards the same year. Paul’s role as Managing Director takes him all around Australia and New Zealand speaking to audiences in the waste management, hair, beauty, fashion, hospitality, medical and education industries, all interested in learning how to adopt a more sustainable approach in their everyday lives and businesses. Paul also volunteers his time as a board director for The Australian Hairdressing Council where he is responsible for improving the industry’s environmental practices.

In this episode, I chat with Paul Frasca – the co-founder and director of Sustainable Salons in Sydney, Australia. Paul started his career in the hair salon business at the tender age of 11, and then began working full time as a hairdresser at age 14.  This career took him around the world and into the most glamorous places as he did the hair of the rich and famous. Yet, Paul didn’t find his true purpose until he met his partner, Ewelina. Together they are eliminating waste in the Australian hair salon industry while feeding thousands of people through their corporate donations. I hope you enjoy this episode of Plastics Revolution with Paul Frasca of Sustainable Salons. You can read the full transcript of this episode on Tammy’s blog. Companies, Organisations and Products Mentioned in this Podcast: Sustainable Salons Refoil OzHarvest and KiwiHarvest Dresden Credits Hosted by Tammy Ven Dange Produced by Jonny Puskas Theme Music by Joseph McDade All Rights Reserved 2019    

In this bonus episode, we had the privilege of speaking with Co-Founder and Director of Sustainable Salons. He shares his passion for starting a profit-for-purpose, sustainable business, how he believes that your dollar is your vote for the world you want to live in. Paul is full of sustainability wisdom and dropped a lot of knowledge in this episode - we have both come away from the conversation inspired and motivated! Coming up on today's show: Paul's inspiration behind starting a social enterprise Building a business model that encompasses people, profit, and purpose Sustainable Salons and Dresden Visions new glasses line made from shampoo bottles At Ecolust Podcast, we tell stories to empower your sustainable lifestyle. As Australian millennials, we want full lives and we like nice things. But we don't want to be part of the problem anymore. We want to live better - for the planet, for others, and for ourselves. We're making it easier for others to live sustainably, too. By sharing our stories of struggle and triumph, our lessons empower others. No eco-shame here

In this bonus episode, we had the privilege of speaking with Co-Founder and Director of Sustainable Salons. He shares his passion for starting a profit-for-purpose, sustainable business, how he believes that your dollar is your vote for the world you want to live in. Paul is full of sustainability wisdom and dropped a lot of knowledge in this episode - we have both come away from the conversation inspired and motivated! Coming up on today's show: Paul's inspiration behind starting a social enterprise Building a business model that encompasses people, profit, and purpose Sustainable Salons and Dresden Visions new glasses line made from shampoo bottles At Ecolust Podcast, we tell stories to empower your sustainable lifestyle. As Australian millennials, we want full lives and we like nice things. But we don't want to be part of the problem anymore. We want to live better - for the planet, for others, and for ourselves. We're making it easier for others to live sustainably, too. By sharing our stories of struggle and triumph, our lessons empower others. No eco-shame here

One of the areas that I have thought a lot about over the years, is the financial sustainability of social ventures. I think it's fair to say that my track record on this is mixed.   The positive intention has without doubt been there.    For example, I started writing the outline for the business that became TVN in the foreword of the book by Mathew Bishop Philanthrocapitalism    I bonded with TVN's co-founder Josh Ismin whilst at a Microsoft event in Atlanta where Blake Mycoskie founder of Tom's Shoes was the keynote speaker.    In fact, the original business model for TVN had a 10% profit share baked into it, for investment in a social venture. Sadly we never managed to operationally align TVN and the social venture we identified.   That did not stop me trying again, however, this time in a seed investment in Andable which was a digital marketplace that gave 10% of the sales transaction profit to Kiva, a microloans organisation that provides credit to small businesses in the developing world.  Unfortunately, I know now more about the economics of a successful digital marketplace than I did in 2012 and sadly Andable is no longer around.   So it was with these best intentions and a little bit of scar tissue that I got to sit down with today's guest Paul Frasca,  CEO of Sustainable Salons. Paul is a serial entrepreneur who has been able to not only create an organisation that is sustainable in the re-use of waste sense of the word but has also built a social venture that is self-sustainable from a financial sense.     Paul is a super interesting character and if in years to come scientists find the DNA that is linked to being an entrepreneur he would undeniably have it!  We talk about the innovation and incubation stage of the startup and go deep into Paul's journey with Sustainable Salons before finishing with an exploration of some of the future use cases for how technology could build a brighter future.   Hope you enjoy and thanks again to Paul Frasca.

The iN Show - it's all about innovation. This week, Emma Saunders from Sustainable Salons chats about how their organisation is enable young people to help the environment as well as people in need through the donation of hair.  #innovation #inspiration #podcast #development #sustainability #hair #salon #youth #community #donation #environment #people #connection

Co-founder and Director of Sustainable Salons, Paul Frasca’s goal is to help hair salons around Australia reduce their waste while also helping their customers still feel confident with a great new do! From helping feed those are hungry, from creating a stylish wig, Sustainable Salons creates opportunities for customers to make a difference and not […]

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The iN Show - it's all about iNnovation. This week David and Troy explore the Royal Croquet Club in Adelaide as part of the Adelaide Fringe and they also catch up with Emma Saunders from Sustainable Salons about how they are changing the face of hairdressing across the country. Plus Claire drops by with more iN News including how scientists are helping people love the music they used to hate. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The iN Show - it's all about iNnovation. This week David and Troy explore the Royal Croquet Club in Adelaide as part of the Adelaide Fringe and they also catch up with Emma Saunders from Sustainable Salons about how they are changing the face of hairdressing across the country. Plus Claire drops by with more iN News including how scientists are helping people love the music they used to hate. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The iN Show - it's all about iNnovation. David and Troy meet Emma Saunders from Sustainable Salons. Such an inspiration! You'll never believe what hairdressers are able to do with all the hair they cut! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The iN Show - it's all about iNnovation. David and Troy meet Emma Saunders from Sustainable Salons. Such an inspiration! You'll never believe what hairdressers are able to do with all the hair they cut! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.