What is it like running the sustainability programme for one of the biggest B Corps in the UK? In this episode we meet with Mary Child, Nespresso’s UK sustainability manager. Mary speaks of Nespresso’s B-Corp certification, the company’s ongoing sustainability journey and their work with communities in and out of the UK.

What does good look like in purpose marketing? Emma Hibbert, Marketing Controller at Greene King, talks about going beyond greenwash to deliver tangible impact. Greene King’s behind some of the UKs most popular pubs and beers. The brand’s also responsible for delivering marketing campaigns that make a mark. Tune in to hear how one of those campaigns is driving change.

What’s it like to run a non-profit in a time of back-to-back crises? We ask Cat Ross, CEO of Baby Basics, a baby bank network giving a lifeline to families and new mums living on the poverty line. Cat talks business partnerships, core costs, and being motivated by impact.

We all know Greggs for their sausage rolls. But what about the good they do beyond baked goods? We speak with Tracy Lynch about how being a nuisance landed her the leading role at the Greggs Foundation, how her team decide where to direct £3.5 million of donations every year, and how she avoids overwhelm.

Sir Robert McAlpine is behind iconic builds like Big Ben’s new makeover. Lynda Thwaite reveals why this national construction company gives back. Listen in for tips on prioritising impact, selecting non-profit partners, and resilience. Plus hear what makes gruff construction individuals tear up.

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