Inspiring the Pack - A BrightWolves Podcast series

Today we bring you our final episode for Season 2 of Inspiring the Pack. We can think of no better way to end an inspiring season than a very special conversation with Kris Vansanten, Founder of Quanteus Group (parent company of BrightWolves). 

We revisit some key topics from our previous 8 episodes with the Belgian start-ups. Kris brings together his rich experience in the world of entrepreneurship and his deeply rooted core values to provide an authentic perspective on sustainability and entrepreneurship.

Curious? This episode includes Kris’ take on: 

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In our penultimate episode of Inspiring the Pack we have the pleasure of speaking to Guy-Louis De Le Vingne, CEO of MyMove. This Brussels based tech-startup aims to unlock the future of mobility for organizations by offering a seamless end-to-end vehicle rental and sharing software solution.

MyMove is the pathway to fleet sharing that works. In this episode, we discuss how they achieve this plus: 

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For more information on MyMove, check out their website: https://nl.mymove.eu/

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Today on Inspiring the Pack we bring you a conversation with Sarah Lokman, Head of Sustainability at Greenomy. Greenomy offers a one-stop sustainability reporting SaaS platform to guide companies in preparing their EU Taxonomy, Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation or European ESG Template reports. 

How can technology and innovation fit into a landscape that is filled with acronyms, oceans of documentation and plenty of bureaucracy? We unpack all of this and more in our conversation with Sarah, including: 

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Warmed up to the idea already? In addition, we discuss:  

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For more information on SkySun, please visit their website: https://www.skysun.eu/

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Today we bring you Luna Aslan, Co-Founder of Noosa, for the fifth episode of Inspiring the Pack. Noosa aims to bring the textile industry to an unprecedented level of sustainability through their novel bio-based circular fiber.

It is estimated that the fashion industry as a whole contributestowards approximately 10% of all greenhouse gas emissions. It cannot be disputed that the move towards circularity in the textile industry is of the utmost importance, especially considering the textile industry relies heavily on non-renewable resources. In line with this, today we discuss:

•🪢 What exactly is a bio-based fiber, and how does it compare to conventional cotton?

•♻️ How Luna sees the industry evolving in the future

•💡 Influential resources in materializing an idea into a viable solution

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For more information on Noosa, please visit their website: http://www.noosafiber.com/

Today we bring you Luna Aslan, Co-Founder of Noosa, for the fifth episode of Inspiring the Pack. Noosa aims to bring the textile industry to an unprecedented level of sustainability through their novel bio-based circular fiber.

It is estimated that the fashion industry as a whole contributes towards approximately 10% of all greenhouse gas emissions. It cannot be disputed that the move towards circularity in the textile industry is of the utmost importance. In line with this, today we discuss:

•🪢 What exactly is a bio-based fiber, and how does it compare to conventional cotton?

•♻️ How Luna sees the industry evolving in the future

•💡 Influential resources in materializing an idea into a viable solution

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In the fourth episode of Inspiring the Pack, we sit down (virtually) with Stefaan De Wildeman, Director of B4Plastics. As a Polymer Architecture company, B4Plastics designs the plastics of tomorrow with functionality, ecology and cost in mind. Intrigued?

Plastics have received a bad reputation over the years – and quite rightly so, in most cases. However, B4Plastics is playing a pivotal role in driving the New Plastics Economy. Today we discuss:

• What is a Polymer Architecture company, anyway?!

• How B4Plastics achieves both accuracy and speed in developing novel biomaterials

• The three qualities of a good entrepreneur, according to Stefaan

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For more information on B4PLastics, please check their website: https://b4plastics.com/

Today we bring to you our recent conversation with Ellen Batens, Co-Founder of BloomUp, to mark the third episode in Season 2 of Inspiring the Pack. The mission of BloomUp is to make mental healthcare more accessible, by connecting individuals with a registered psychologist through their online platform.

Mental healthcare is an integral part of the UN Sustainable Development Goals. In this episode, we discuss how BloomUp contributes to the mental wellbeing of individuals to build a resilient workforce and society, and how Ellen navigated the challenges that came with starting a company during a global health pandemic. Ellen provides an important call to action for all companies to actively incorporate the mental well-being of employees to strengthen their organizations as a whole.

To find out more about BloomUp, visit their website at https://www.bloomup.org/en

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In this episode we sit down with Jorrit Heidbuchel, Co-Founder of Ellio Bikes. Ellio promises to bring the benefits of a bicycle with the ease of a car by integrating advanced automotive technologies into speed pedelecs.

We discuss how Ellio Bikes brings a new dimension to sustainable commuting, how they act with agility in a value chain characterized by long lead times and why their bicycles could be compared to fine red wine.  Jorrit also gives us a glimpse into the life of an entrepreneur and what it takes to grow and scale a start-up.

You can find more on Ellio here: https://www.rideellio.com/

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In this episode we sit down with Filip Roose, Founder & CEO of Slimbox. The Slimbox machine allows customers to cut boxes on demand, to ensure they always have the right size box on hand – no matter the shape or size.

We discuss how Slimbox enables their customers to reduce shipping costs, increase user experience and contribute towards sustainable logistics. Who doesn’t love a solution that has a positive impact not only environmentally, but also financially and operationally?! Win-win-win? We certainly think so!

To find out more, you can visit the Slimbox website at https://www.slimbox.eu/

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