Can Business Save the Planet?

In this episode of Can Business Save the Planet? host Alex Schulze sits down with Dennis, Ryan, and Kayla from Wave Browser to explore how technology can drive real environmental impact.

They discuss how Wave Browser delivers a fast, customizable, and privacy focused browsing experience while connecting its mission to ocean conservation. The team shares their vision for using technology as a force for good and how integrating purpose into product design can inspire positive change.

Together, they highlight how partnerships, like Wave Browser's collaboration with 4ocean, help scale impact, promote transparency, and drive measurable results. This conversation is a powerful reminder that when innovation meets intention, technology can help make waves for a cleaner, healthier planet.

In this episode of Can Business Save the Planet?, host Alex Schulze sits down with Bianca, Tom, and Gearoid from Kingspan, a global leader in high-performance building materials, to explore how business can drive real environmental impact.

From tackling plastic waste in our oceans to reducing emissions in the built environment, Kingspan's Planet Passionate program is transforming the way we think about sustainability. They talk about the journey from technical advisory roles to shaping global strategy, the intersection of sustainability, digital transformation, and brand, the role of ocean partnerships, and the company's innovations in energy-efficient insulation, solar PV, water harvesting, and more.

Together, they discuss how strategic partnerships, like Kingspan's collaboration with 4ocean, help scale impact through transparency, accountability, and measurable results. This conversation is a powerful reminder that when sustainability is built into the foundation of business, the ripple effects can reach far beyond.

In this episode of Can Business Save the Planet?, host Alex Schulze sits down with Don Brown, Senior Manager at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, home of the Atlanta Falcons and Atlanta United. The stadium has earned global recognition as the first professional sports venue in the world to achieve LEED Platinum certification, setting a new benchmark for sustainable facilities.

Don shares how the stadium integrates solar energy, water reclamation, waste diversion, and on-site gardens into daily operations, while also hosting over 30,000 students each year through STEM education programs that highlight green building and sustainability. Together, they dive into how a major sports and entertainment hub can inspire fans and communities to take action for the planet.

Tune in as we explore how innovation, leadership, and a commitment to sustainability are redefining what it means to build and operate world class venues.

In this episode of Can Business Save the Planet?, host Alex Schulze sits down with Ben King and Joe Sturdy, co-team principals of Team Brady, the reigning champions of the F1 electric powerboat racing series. Backed by Tom Brady, Team Brady is proving that speed and sustainability can go hand in hand with cutting-edge electric race boats.

Ben and Joe share how their team is pushing the boundaries of performance with hydrofoils and electric propulsion, while also championing efforts to fight plastic pollution and protect our oceans. They dive into the future of marine motorsport, what it takes to win at the highest level, and how innovation on the water can inspire change far beyond the racecourse.

Tune in as we explore how the thrill of competition and the pursuit of sustainability are shaping a cleaner, faster future for our planet.

In this episode of Can Business Save the Planet?, host Alex Schulze sits down with Scott Jenkins, Chairman and Co-founder of the Green Sports Alliance, to explore how the world of sports is becoming a powerful player in the fight against climate change.

Scott shares how the Alliance is helping teams and venues embrace sustainability through innovative stadium design, zero waste goals, and responsible operations, while also inspiring athletes and fans to take action. They discuss the unique platform sports holds to influence culture, the power of collective leadership, and how environmental change can happen quietly, yet powerfully, when led by example.

Tune in as we dive into the game changing role sports can play in creating a healthier planet. One fan, one game, one stadium at a time.

In this episode of Can Business Save the Planet?, host Alex Schulze sits down with Evan Crawford, Vice President of Marketing at Pyramid Global Hospitality. They explore how the hospitality industry is stepping up to fight ocean plastic through thoughtful design, guest education, and purpose-driven leadership.

Evan shares how Pyramid is integrating sustainability into its independent hotels and resorts, the unique challenges hospitality brands face, and why collaboration with organizations like 4Ocean can amplify environmental impact. We dive into the role hotels can play in ocean conservation and how travel can become a force for good.

Tune in as we discuss the challenges, opportunities, and real impact hospitality brands can make one stay at a time.

In this episode of Can Business Save the Planet?, 4ocean co-founder Alex Schulze sits down with Peter Nicholson Jr., founder and CEO of WCPD. They explore how strategic tax planning can be a powerful tool to fund ocean cleanup, climate solutions, and grassroots conservation. Peter shares his journey from Nova Scotia to the Bahamas and how evolving Canadian tax laws are helping individuals turn their taxes into real-world impact.

Together, they discuss the growing demand for corporate sustainability and how businesses that lead with purpose are building trust and inspiring action. With a message of hope for the next generation, Peter shows how small, consistent actions—combined with smart financial strategies—can make big waves for the planet.

Watch now and get inspired to rethink what's possible when business leads with purpose.

In this episode of Can Business Save the Planet?, host Alex Schulze sits down with Stephanie Bregman, Head of Marketing. Reveal the brand's shift to B2B partnerships, transparency in environmental impact, and the future of ocean cleanups. We dive into how 4Ocean's sustainability efforts have expanded beyond bracelets, focusing on partnerships that help businesses offset their plastic footprint.

Stephanie shares the story behind 4Ocean's first B2B partnerships, the challenges companies face in adopting sustainable practices, and why working with 4Ocean offers a comprehensive sustainability program that delivers real impact.

Tune in for an insightful conversation on scaling ocean cleanups and helping businesses transition to greener solutions.

In this episode of Can Business Save the Planet?, host Alex Schulze sits down with Andrew Koenig, CEO of City Furniture, as we explore the intersection of business and sustainability. City Furniture, a leading home furnishings retailer based in Florida, has been at the forefront of innovative sustainability initiatives for over 50 years.

Andrew shares the journey of City Furniture's evolution, from informal recycling efforts to their ambitious 2040 Green Promise aiming for carbon neutrality. Discover how the company tackles environmental challenges while driving business success, and learn about their various community partnerships, including a unique collaboration with the Arbor Day Foundation.

Tune in to uncover the tangible benefits of sustainability in business and hear Andrew's advice on initiating your own company's green journey. Whether you're a business leader or simply passionate about sustainable practices, this episode is packed with valuable insights to inspire change.

In this episode of Can Business Save the Planet?, host Alex Schulze sits down with Holly Daniels Christensen, the founder of Dune Jewelry, to discuss her inspiring entrepreneurial journey. Starting as a kitchen-table hobby, Holly transformed her passion for the beaches of Cape Cod into a global jewelry brand that captures the essence of personal memories.

Holly shares the moment she realized her creations weren't just jewelry, but tangible reminders of people's favorite places and moments.

Tune in to hear how she transitioned from real estate to launching her business full-time, building Dune Jewelry from the ground up, and making a meaningful impact with every piece.