Responsible Rebels

Kirsten Dunlop is the CEO of Climate KIC, an innovation initiative set up by the EU to tackle climate change.    In this conversation, Mark covers:

• Kirsten’s global childhood 
• Why having such a broad range of interests has served her so well
• And how we can become architects of the future, rather than victims of it.

  Check it out.   https://responsiblerebels.org/episodes/kirsten-dunlop-climate-kic

Sarah Friar, the CEO of Nextdoor: the neighbourhood app that helps us connect to the neighbourhoods we want to belong.   In today’s episode Mark and Sarah talk about:

1. Why physical connection is so important in the digital age
2. How perfectionism can get in the way of your mission
3. And some of the magical things that can happen when neighbourhoods come together

  Thanks so much for being here and we really hope you enjoy.    https://responsiblerebels.org/episodes/sarah-friar-nextdoor

Monica Park is the co-founder of Eleven Radius: a collaboration platform for circular fashion brands who want to change the world.   In today’s conversation, Mark covers:

• How Monica got into boxing 
• Why the future of fashion is circular
• And the kindest thing someone has ever done for her. 

  Check it out.    https://responsiblerebels.org/episodes/monica-park-eleven-radius

Foy Vance is a singer-songwriter from Bangor, Northern Ireland.   In this conversation Mark covers:

• What it was like growing up in the Vale of Angels
• Some of the values behind his music
• The best and worst thing about being a singer-songwriter
• His craziest moments
• And the last time Foy’s cried tears of joy

  Check it out.   https://responsiblerebels.org/episodes/foy-vance

Today’s episode is with Christopher RÆBURN, the Global Creative Director of Timberland and founder of the hugely successful clothing brand RÆBURN that’s changing the world through responsible design.    In this conversation, Mark chats with Chris about:

• His obsession with making things from a young age
• Why he’s full of hope for the fashion industry
• And their exciting first-of-it’s kind Black Friday Collaboration

  Thanks so much for being here, and we really hope you enjoy.    https://responsiblerebels.org/episodes/christopher-raeburn-design

Traci Fenton is the CEO of WorldBlu: a global leadership education company who has helped hundreds of top businesses around the world build teams that lead with freedom rather than fear.   In this conversation Mark covers:

• How Traci overcame fear in her own life
• The connection between self-worth and our effectiveness as a leaders
• And why her new book Freedom At Work is her most important contribution yet.

  Thanks so much for being here, and we really hope you enjoy.    //   https://responsiblerebels.org/episodes/traci-fenton-freedom-at-work

 

Alexander Kjerulf is the cofounder of Heartcount: an AI-powered tool that measures happiness at work. He’s also an international speaker and the author of 5 books, including the global bestseller Happy Hour is 9 to 5.   In this conversation Mark covers:

• What happiness actually is
• The most important rituals in Alexander’s life
• And how we can make work a source of joy in our own.

  Check it out.   //   https://responsiblerebels.org/episodes/alexander-kjerulf-happiness-at-work

Tony Carson is an entrepreneur and investor from Northern Ireland with interests in hospitality, material tech and property development.   In today’s show Mark covers:

• What it was like growing up with a famous dad
• The role entrepreneurs play in society
• And how new tech like rubber devulcanisation can help save the planet.

  Check it out.   // https://responsiblerebels.org/episodes/tony-carson-investor-entrepreneur

Scott Walchek is a Silicon Valley tech entrepreneur of 35-years and the CEO of Trov.   In this conversation, Mark covers:

• The values that underpin Scott’s life
• The rituals that help him handle the storms of the start-up journey
• And resilience in the face of personal loss

  Check it out.   https://responsiblerebels.org/episodes/scott-walchek-silicon-valley

Amanda Lee Smith is the co-founder of Monday: a branding and content marketing agency based in Vancouver who build brands that enhance human potential.   In this conversation, Mark covers:

• Amanda’s punk rock phase
• What it was like working for the family who started Lululemon
• And how she recently got into Angel Investing. 

  Check it out!   //   https://www.responsiblerebels.org/episodes/amanda-lee-smith-monday-creative