
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
In a recent episode of The Responsible Edge, Charlie sat down with Marissa Rosen, founder of US-based consultancy Climate Social, to explore the changing role of digital communication in sustainable business—and the unsettling blurring of truth and influence across our feeds.
It was a conversation grounded not only in strategy, but in lived experience. Marissa, who has spent over a decade supporting sustainable organisations in their use of digital platforms, offered a unique perspective on how platforms like Meta are shaping (and warping) public discourse, what brands can do to communicate responsibly, and why we might need a ‘licence to publish’ in the future.
In a recent episode of The Responsible Edge, Charlie sat down with Marissa Rosen, founder of US-based consultancy Climate Social, to explore the changing role of digital communication in sustainable business—and the unsettling blurring of truth and influence across our feeds.
It was a conversation grounded not only in strategy, but in lived experience. Marissa, who has spent over a decade supporting sustainable organisations in their use of digital platforms, offered a unique perspective on how platforms like Meta are shaping (and warping) public discourse, what brands can do to communicate responsibly, and why we might need a ‘licence to publish’ in the future.