Snjolaug Olafsdottir, founder of Andrymis:

• The benefit of thinking selfishly about sustainability

• Why sustainability starts with know what's important for ourselves

• Why we need to expand our understanding of what sustainable means

• The importance of finding your own starting point when it comes to sustainability

• Why perfectionism can get in the way of becoming sustainable

John King, co-author of Tribal Leadership talks about:

• The five stages of tribal leadership

• What happens when you reach stage four tribal leadership

• The difference between management and leadership and why organisations need leadership

• The power of permission in leadership

• Why nature is the original leader

Schad Eidam, Global Facilities Manager of Park Place Technologies shares:

• How to be both sustainable and profitable in business
• The benefits of making technology last as long as possible
• Why the energy footprint of data centres is getting smaller
• How technology can help us take better care of the environment and save money
• Why honesty and transparency can drive your business forward

Jen Perry, founder and designer of Jelt Belt talks about:

• The inspiration behind Jelt’s patent-pending sustainable belt design
• How Jelt’s belts saves plastic from the ocean and creates job opportunities for women offenders
• Why Jelt’s mission to give back drives the business forward
• The challenges involved in setting up a sustainable fashion brand that gives back
• Why it’s never too late to follow your dreams

Ian Percy from The Ian Percy Corporation shares:

• The ways we experience the world and how this impacts our ability to create possibilities
• Why we need to become future focused in order to create new possibilities
• How we all have the potential to tap into a world of possibilities
• The seven principles of possibilities thinking
• What you can do today to bring more possibilities into your life and business today

The host of Sustainable: The Podcast, Tabi Jayne, guides you to:

• Reflect on the results you have achieved so far this year
• Consider how these emerging successes can help move your life and business forward in the coming months

Henrik Holm, chairman of Wehlers shares:

• Why Wehlers decided to adopt a circular economy business model
• How they ensure that their furniture can be reused or recycled at the end of its life
• The importance of creating businesses that does good
• What Wehlers do to ensure that they get their furniture back once people don’t want it anymore and how they make this profitable
• The innovative way that Wehlers are helping to clean up the plastic in the oceans

Simon Heyes, CEO from KPS shares:

• Where the idea of kites generating energy came from
• How existing technology is leveraged in the production of "energy kites"
• Why kites can reduce the cost of producing renewable energy
• The benefits of using kites to create renewable energy
• The process to move an early stage conceptual idea into a fully sustainable and commercial business

Dr Neal Lester, Founder of Project Humanities talks about:

• The value of humanities and how it can create transformation in our workplaces and communities

• Why the seven principles of humanity 101 are essential for success

• How recognising that we're different can help create more productive workplaces

• What our unconscious biases are and why it's key to explore them in the workplace

• The power of self-reflection as a tool to help develop our humanity

Ray Lee Bennett & Javier Rosa, Founders of Diving Devil Dogs of Arizona talk about:

• Why spending time in nature is a key aspect of the services they offer

• What happens when veterans spend time in nature together

• How transforming communities can be enhanced by military values

• How giving back to our communities can help create a sense of purpose

• The power of validating people’s experiences and what can happen when you do