Today's guest is Luise Grossman. She’s a surfer, marketer and the co-founder of a sustainable surf product company called Five Oceans.

Five Oceans first product was called Ecofin, a surfboard fin made recycled plastic collected in Bali.

In this episode, we’ll talk about how they came up with their idea, how they funded the manufacturing through crowdfunding, and ultimately the impact they have already made and want to make moving forward.

Today, we meet with Stephanie Stubbe, a practicing veterinarian who founded Anipal, the first Australian company to make dog collars and leads from recycled plastics.

In ten short months, she's managed to sell out her first order without spending a dime on marketing. And yet this company was never about the money, but a way to champion changes to the vet industry to be more sustainable in their practices.

A full copy of the transcript can be found at tvendange.com

Royston Kent is an outdoors enthusiast and the co-founder and CEO of B&C Plastics.  His business is a product development and plastics manufacturing company based in Brisbane Australia. 

In this episode, Royston shares his business journey and why he’s had a recent change of heart that has completely changed his company’s strategic direction – one that is putting sustainability in the heart of all they do.

Check out the full transcript at tvendange.com or plasticsrevolution.com