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In Partnership with Bloomberg Media, Sarah is joined by Adeline Diab and Claire Bergkamp to discuss the responsibility the fashion industry has in making society better.
The fashion industry touches all of us, from high-end to the high street, but how great is the responsibility and is it fair? An honest conversation of the realities of fast fashion and a call to reframe consumerism.
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In Partnership with Bloomberg Media, Sarah is joined by Maia Godemer Research Associate at BloombergNEF and Jane Ambachtsheer, Global Director of Sustainability at BNP Paribas Asset Management in the regulation perspective.
Jane and Maia discuss the impact of regulation on making society better, from the responsibility of business, the rise of ESG frameworks and the urgency of a climate in crisis.
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This week, Sarah Parsonage interviews Deborah Al Sayed, One Question Member and Director of Transformation, NHS Bristol, Gregor Henderson, National Lead, Mental Health and Wellbeing and Simon Gunning, CEO of CALM (Campaigning against Living Miserably) Charity to ask our 2020 question through the perspective of healthcare, specifically mental health and the impact of living through a global health crisis and civil rights movement.
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This week, Sarah chats to Dominic Bianchi, co-founder of Bianchi restaurant group in Bristol, including, Pasta Loca, Pasta Ripiena, Bianchi, La Sorella and Mark Buckle, co-founder of Level Crossing record store in West London in the community perspective.
An inspiring interview from the perspective of small businesses founded on the principles of quality product and community.
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In partnership with Bloomberg Media, Sarah is joined by Lauren Kiel, General Manager of Bloomberg Green and Silvia Marcon, Head of Women4Climate to answer, can business make society better? In the environmental perspective.
Launched in 2020 Bloomberg Green is a global, multiplatform news brand focused on climate change. You can find out more by subscribing to their newsletter
Women4Climate empowers climate leaders to shape the future of the climate. Through the Women4Climate initiative, C40 aims to empower and inspire the next generation of climate leaders through a global mentorship programme dedicated to women in C40 cities. To find out more visit their website.
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Barrister, Author, founder of Black Women In Law, Alexandra Wilson joins Sarah Parsonage to answer our 2020 question, can business make society better?
An honest interview the role the legal system has in making society better, starting with equality.
To purchase a copy of Alexandra's book, In Black and White visit https://www.waterstones.com/book/in-black-and-white/alexandra-wilson/9781913068288
If you enjoyed this episode please consider donating the The Stephen Lawrence Foundation in Alexandra's name.
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Joel Bakan is an author, filmmaker and a professor of law at the University of British Columbia. Joel joins Sarah Parsonage in interview answering this year's one question, can business make society?
Author of The New Corporation: How good Corporation is bad for Democracy, the follow up to the original, The Corporation: The Pathological pursuit for Profit and Power published in 2004. A fascinating interview into the danger of business stepping in to fill the void if Government has lost the power to govern.
To purchase a copy of Joel's book or to watch the subsequent film visit https://bookshop.org/books/the-new-corporation-how-good-corporations-are-bad-for-democracy/9781984899729
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Jess Phillips has served as MP for Birmingham Yardley since the 2015 general election and more recently served in Keir Starmer’s Opposition frontbench as Shadow Minister for Domestic Violence and Safeguarding since 2020.
Jess is author of Everywoman, One Woman's Truth About Speaking the Truth and more recently, Truth to Power: 7 Ways to Call Time on B.S. published last Autumn.
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Writer and producer, Peter Ettedgui, joins Sarah Parsonage to answer this year's one question from the perspective of the Arts.
Peter is best known for his fashion documentary, McQueen and more recently, Netflix documentary celebrating the Paralympics, Rising Phoenix. This interview explores the role the Arts has both as a business and on society. A fascinating conversation not to be missed.
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In the first episode of our two-part podcast series asking our 2020 question, can business make society better? Gail Gallie, Project Everyone and Kate Sandle, B-Corp UK join One Question Chairman, James Scroggs in the Business Perspective.
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