eCom@One with Richard Hill

E188: Jack Good - Why You Should Care About Cardboard. The BCorp and Sustainability Movement.


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Do you care about cardboard? Well, you should! In this episode, Richard sits down with Jack Good, the Founder of Reuseabox, to delve into the world of sustainability and the impact of keeping cardboard boxes in use for longer. 

They explore how Reuseabox collects and redistributes used cardboard boxes, helping to reduce environmental impact and promote sustainable practices. 

Together, they discuss the environmental impact of cardboard production, the surge in cardboard waste during lockdown and the challenges of managing excessive cardboard. 

Join Richard and Jack as they highlight the importance of measuring and reducing a company's carbon footprint and the potential for businesses to contribute to sustainability through collaboration. 

Stay tuned for an insightful conversation that sheds light on the impact of cardboard production, the BCorp movement, how to get your team onboard and the role of businesses in promoting environmental sustainability.

Topics Covered: 

00:04 - The Story of Reuseabox 

03:50 - Why cardboard recycling is good for the environment 

08:45 - Household waste in UK not fully recycled

09:36 - Steps to reduce carbon footprint for businesses

14:31- Influencing decisions in business through self-interest

19:39 - Recent shift in perspective on awards events

21:19 - eCommerce success journey in 12 years

24:46 - Innovative hiring approach fosters mutual success

27:29 - Importance of retention beyond just financial incentives

31:45 - Shift in business model 

40:08 - The power of the B Corp framework

44:13 - New online platform launching to simplify box ordering.

45:01 - Book recommendation

Link to website: UK supplier of new and used cardboard boxes | Reuseabox

Link to Jack LinkedIn: Jack Good | LinkedIn

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