Make It Right

Is the Circular Economy possible for the disposable diaper industry? With babies, adults and even dogs using an estimated 150+ billion disposable diaper units per year the industry has a big waste problem. This week on the Make Right Podcast we get the poop on biodegradable diapers and current recycling solutions from Diaper Industry veteran Carlos Richer. He outlines solutions the industry is pursuing to bring disposables into the circular economy. Listen to Episode 59.

150 billion. That’s the number of disposable diaper units used annually. This week on the Make It Right podcast Carlos Richer, founder of the Disposable Diaper Network will outline the recycling challenges and solutions the industry is investigating to address this waste issue. Full show coming July 5.

How your customers want you to market, sell, and service them is changing and most companies don’t know how to meet that challenge. If you think your business is truly customer focused but you aren’t getting the results you expect, listen to what Todd Hockenberry has to say. He is the owner/founder of Top Line Results and he works with B2B, manufacturing, technology and capital equipment companies to achieve top line revenue growth. Todd is also the co-author of Inbound Organization: How to Build and Strengthen Your Company’s Future Using Inbound Principles.

After listening to the podcast you can find out more about Todd here top-line-results.com/makeitright

How your customers want you to market, sell, and service them is changing and most companies don’t know how to meet that challenge. If you think your business is truly customer focused but you aren’t getting the results you expect, listen to what Todd Hockenberry has to say. He is the owner/founder of Top Line Results and that’s what he helps companies achieve. Full show coming Friday June 28

Every work environment has its hazards but the combination of machines, equipment, chemicals, noise and speed can make the manufacturing environment particularly dangerous. Andrew Morris is a Health, Safety and Environment consultant based in Bangkok and on this episode he offers a number of insights, from how to recognize safety issues on the job and how to get started with some practical tips, to how an HSE program can benefit your Corporate Social Responsibility.

Andrew Morris is a Health, Safety and Environment consultant based in Bangkok. This week on the show he will outline how an HSE program can benefit your Corporate Social Responsibility, how to recognize safety issues on the job and how to get started with some practical tips to get on the path to workplace safety. Full show coming June 21

No one goes to work on a daily basis with the thought that they are going to get injured or killed on the job but in reality, such things do happen. You may not even realize that your workplace is a minefield of accidents waiting to happen. This week on the Make It Right podcast Janet’s guest is Andrew Morris a Health, Safety and Environment consultant who believes that “there is no reason for a workplace injury or illness – it’s just an excuse, and all losses of containment can be prevented”. Workplace safety is everyone’s responsibility. Andrew provides insights on the safety challenges and changes he has seen around the world as he takes us on the HSE journey from the factory floor to the cutting board.

Did you know that your workplace could be a minefield of accidents waiting to happen? Next time on the Make It Right podcast we discuss HSE and how to develop a successful program with Andrew Morris, a Health, Safety and Environment consultant who has worked all over the world. Full show June 14

Manufacturing companies face complicated communication challenges as they do business across countries and supply chains, timezones and cultures. The fundamental goal of any communication is to achieve “common understanding” and this week on the show Janet’s guest Sam Yankelevitch provides insights on how to engage in effective communication so you can avoid costly misunderstandings. Sam is a veteran of the manufacturing industry, as well as a manufacturing coach, author and speaker and last week he shared the story of how the simple use of an exclamation point in a company email that crossed cultures cost a company hundreds of thousands of dollars. He explains how to pursue effective communication in part 2 of this conversation.

How to engage in communication that results in “common understanding”. Sam Yankelevitch provides tips and insights on how to avoid communication breakdowns on your supply chain this week on the Make It Right podcast. Full show Friday June 7.