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About the Guest(s):

Silas Kimara

Silas Kimara is a marketing professional hailing from Kampala, Uganda. With a background in marketing, he recently completed a Level 6 CIM course in digital and marketing. Silas is a burgeoning entrepreneur, currently working on a sustainable business initiative in clean energy called IGIA, aiming to transform the energy landscape across Uganda and expand within the region. Additionally, Silas has experience in procurement and logistics, adding a diverse range of skills to his professional profile.

Episode Summary:

In this insightful episode of the "Sustaining Success" podcast, host Stuart Webb is joined by Silas Kimara, a vibrant entrepreneur from Uganda, sharing his journey with the Sustainability World Cup and its profound impact on his career and outlook on sustainability. Silas delves into his participation in the global competition and how it opened doors to diverse networking opportunities and deeper insights into sustainable business practices.

Silas discusses how the gamified elements of the Sustainability World Cup captivated him, highlighting a pivotal moment where strategic decisions in the competition taught him valuable lessons about balancing sustainability and profitability. He reflects on the importance of teamwork and leadership, emphasizing how working alongside international peers expanded his worldview and stimulated personal growth. Silas's experience in the competition has directly influenced his innovative venture, IGIA, which seeks to leverage Uganda's abundance of hydroelectricity to create sustainable transportation solutions.

Key Takeaways:

• Silas Kimara's participation in the Sustainability World Cup served as a turning point, broadening his understanding of sustainability and its application in real-world business.
• The integration of gamified elements within educational settings can effectively enhance understanding and engagement, as exemplified by the Sustainability World Cup.
• Networking and collaboration with international participants can lead to transformative learning experiences and lasting professional relationships.
• Strategic decision-making in the competition highlighted the balance between sustainability and profitability, reshaping Silas's perspective on business practices.
• Silas's entrepreneurial venture, IGIA, is inspired by the principles learned from the Sustainability World Cup, focusing on renewable energy solutions to tackle transportation challenges in Uganda.

Notable Quotes:

• "This is a rare case of coincidence, luck, and opportunity. When all these things merged together, the course came on my radar." – Silas Kimara
• "I found sustainability as a big driving force then and now... it has changed how I view life, business, and definitely the environment." – Silas Kimara
• "The simulation was on tea beverages, you know, companies... and I realized you still have to make profits." – Silas Kimara
• "It is not just a course or a competition. It's more than that. It's a turning point for a lot of participants." – Silas Kimara
• "What practices in business around me need to change, and what can I change about myself that will be of impact?" – Silas Kimara

Resources:

• Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM) - Organization providing professional marketing certifications.
• Sustainability World Cup - A competition focused on gamified learning experiences in sustainability.
• E GEAR - Silas Kimara’s clean energy business initiative focusing on renewable energy solutions in Uganda.

Tune in to the full episode for an in-depth exploration of Silas Kimara's journey with sustainability, his strategic insights, and the promising development of E GEAR. Stay connected for more inspiring discussions and updates on the evolving landscape of sustainability.

A Gamified Learning Experience

The Sustainability World Cup is a gamified learning experience where teams from around the world learn about sustainable business growth and compete for awards using our Sustain2Win simulation. It’s where we find the responsible business leaders of tomorrow.

Anyone can participate once they have paid the entrance fee.

You do not need to know anything about sustainability. All we ask is that you have an interest in learning about it, a desire to understand how to connect it to business growth and a willingness to complete the program. 

Our previous participants have come from all backgrounds. These include people of different ages, genders, nationalities and ethnicities. We have had students, lecturers and professors. We have also had professionals from many different functions and seniority. 

The course is conducted in English.  

Details : the-swc.com

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Welcome to this episode of the Sustaining Success Podcast, where host Stuart Webb sits down with Daniel Sifta, a participant from the 2025 Sustainability World Cup. This engaging conversation delves into Daniel’s motivations for joining the competition and the insights he gained about sustainability, teamwork, and leadership.

Daniel Sifta, a marketing professional deeply versed in AI technologies, shares his transformative journey during the Sustainability World Cup. He reflects on the challenges of balancing sustainability with profitability, particularly within the context of a simulated beverage company. Daniel emphasizes the growing complexities of sustainability in corporate settings and highlights the importance of small, yet impactful individual actions towards sustainability goals. Through collaborative dynamics and international networking, he discovered new perspectives on sustainable development and corporate leadership, leaving him with valuable insights applicable to his professional life.

Key Takeaways:

•            Understanding Corporate Sustainability: Daniel discovered the intricate challenges of implementing sustainability at a corporate scale and the importance of data-driven decision-making.

•            Team Dynamics & Cultural Insights: The experience showcased the significance of regional differences and collaborative team dynamics, even within national boundaries.

•            Impact of AI on Sustainability: Daniel is now more conscious of AI’s carbon footprint, applying sustainable principles in his marketing work.

•            Competitiveness Drives Insight: The intensity of competition pushed Daniel to evaluate sustainability beyond surface-level concepts, promoting deeper understanding.

•            Long-lasting Impact: The competition left a lasting influence on Daniel’s perspective, inspiring him to incorporate sustainability into everyday actions and decisions.

Notable Quotes:

•            “When you take it on a corporate level… it gets much more complicated than just a simple decision.”

•            “It was super interesting to see. I wouldn’t want this to be my full-time job… but I could see the appeal.”

•            “Sustainability is actually one of the most important things that we need to focus on.”

•            “Each person as an individual is responsible to keep an eye on that.”

•            “I encourage everyone who is looking for this type of… experience or just want to try something new, don’t hesitate.”

Resources:

•            Oxford College of Marketing: Website

•            Sustainability World Cup 2025: the-swc.com

Join us in the full episode to gain more insights from Daniel Sifta’s journey in the Sustainability World Cup and discover how sustainability initiatives are reshaping business landscapes. Stay tuned for more insightful conversations on the Sustaining Success Podcast.

A Gamified Learning Experience

The Sustainability World Cup is a gamified learning experience where teams from around the world learn about sustainable business growth and compete for awards using our Sustain2Win simulation. It’s where we find the responsible business leaders of tomorrow.

Anyone can participate once they have paid the entrance fee.

You do not need to know anything about sustainability. All we ask is that you have an interest in learning about it, a desire to understand how to connect it to business growth and a willingness to complete the program. 

Our previous participants have come from all backgrounds. These include people of different ages, genders, nationalities and ethnicities. We have had students, lecturers and professors. We have also had professionals from many different functions and seniority. 

The course is conducted in English.  

Details : the-swc.com

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dive into the conversation with Stuart Webb on the Sustainability World Cup’s Success Story Share episode as he hosts Andrei Popescu, an impassioned applied scientist and sustainability enthusiast. Delving into the realm of sustainability competitions, Stuart and Andrei explore the intersection of data-driven decision-making and eco-conscious innovation. Through the lens of the Sustainability World Cup, they unravel how sustainability and technology combine to forge impactful changes in both personal and professional domains.

In this episode, Andrei Popescu shares insights into the Sustainability World Cup experience, highlighting his role as a team leader for “The Guardians of Sustainability.” With a keen interest in sustainability derived from both personal conviction and professional inspiration, Andrei recounts his journey from a strategic decision-maker to discovering his sustainability superhero moment. The conversation explores the significance of branding in sustainability projects, the essential integration of data, and how these components not only optimize resources but also boost long-term profitability. This episode unwraps lessons in teamwork, leadership, and the pivotal realization of sustainability’s role in ensuring a prosperous future for generations to come.

Key Takeaways:

•            The importance of integrating data-driven approaches in sustainability projects for strategic decision-making.

•            Sustainability as a catalyst for economic growth rather than an operational cost.

•            The power of team dynamics and cohesion in achieving sustainability goals.

•            Viewing the Earth as a resource being rented from future generations, underscoring the need for responsible stewardship.

•            Building a purposeful business requires robust governance, not superficial greenwashing.

Notable Quotes:

1.         “Sustainability is not a flex; it’s a necessary objective at all costs.”

2.         “We are renting the Earth from our children and grandchildren, and we owe them a better version of it.”

3.         “Ideas are easy. Execution is everything. It takes a team to win.”

4.         “Sustainability shouldn’t be treated as a cost center but a driver for long-term operational success.”

5.         “If governance isn’t there, the purpose is just some greenwashing.”

Resources:

•            Sustainability World Cup - Information about the competition and future events.

•            Social Media: While specific handles aren’t mentioned, engaging with Andrei Popescu or the World Cup organizers for more insights could prove beneficial.

Listeners are encouraged to tune in to the full episode for a deeper understanding of sustainability’s transformative power in both business and communal contexts. Stay connected for more engaging episodes exploring innovative solutions and inspiring leaders in sustainability!

About the Guest(s):

Andrei Popescu is an applied scientist dedicated to developing advanced medical devices focused on diagnosing neurodegenerative diseases. With an academic background rich in innovation and a passion for sustainability, Andrei combines his technical know-how with eco-friendly initiatives. A previous participant in the first edition of the Sustainability World Cup, he demonstrated exceptional leadership and analytical skills through his role as a team leader in the event. Outside his professional realm, Andrei is an advocate for sustainable practices and often integrates gamification strategies in his academic teachings.

A Gamified Learning Experience

The Sustainability World Cup is a gamified learning experience where teams from around the world learn about sustainable business growth and compete for awards using our Sustain2Win simulation. It’s where we find the responsible business leaders of tomorrow.

Anyone can participate once they have paid the entrance fee.

You do not need to know anything about sustainability. All we ask is that you have an interest in learning about it, a desire to understand how to connect it to business growth and a willingness to complete the program. 

Our previous participants have come from all backgrounds. These include people of different ages, genders, nationalities and ethnicities. We have had students, lecturers and professors. We have also had professionals from many different functions and seniority. 

The course is conducted in English.  

Details : the-swc.com

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to a dynamic discussion on the upcoming Sustainability World Cup 2026, an event driving an innovative approach to sustainability strategy and leadership development. As an expert-driven platform, this initiative emphasizes practical learning through collaborative gameplay in a simulated environment. Co-founders Edmund Bradford and Laila Bardusac, alongside host Stuart Webb, guide participants through the transformative journey of the Sustainability World Cup, sharing insights and changes for the upcoming event. Emphasizing teamwork and global involvement, this podcast episode outlines the full scope of opportunities available to participants and sponsors alike.

In this enlightening session, set against the award-winning backdrop of past competitions, the panelists delve into the core elements that make the Sustainability World Cup a significant platform for learning and growth in sustainable business strategies. Designed as an accessible, intensive two-day sprint, this year's program promises a robust learning environment enhanced by interactive roundtables featuring renowned sustainability experts. Participants can expect a blend of strategic education, real-world application, and valuable networking, all while potentially earning recognition through various awards and certifications. Sponsors and participants alike stand to gain exposure, insight, and a platform to champion sustainability on a global stage.

Key Takeaways:

• The Sustainability World Cup offers an immersive simulation experience where participants make strategic business decisions balancing profitability and sustainability.
• This year's event is condensed into a focused two-day sprint to enhance engagement and provide a dynamic learning environment.
• The competition welcomes global teams, offering extensive networking opportunities with sustainability professionals from multiple countries.
• Joining the premium package allows exclusive access to expert roundtables and additional coaching, elevating the learning experience.
• Early registration provides substantial discounts, encouraging timely participation from individuals and teams across the world.

Notable Quotes:

• "Sustainability isn't something you just teach, it's something you experience." - Laila Bardusac
• "It's not profit or planet; it could be profit and planet." - Edmund Bradford
• "Having fun and getting noticed are the most important aspects of this event." - Edmund Bradford
• "The Sustainability World Cup helps to improve your knowledge and skills in integrating sustainability into business growth." - Stuart Webb
• "We want to get your message out there as part of the Sustainability World Cup; it shows you care about sustainable growth." - Stuart Webb

Resources:

• Sustainability World Cup Website - Discover more about the event, including registration details and participant testimonials.
• Reach out to the Sustainability World Cup team via [email protected] for inquiries.
• Read more

Join us in this transformative educational experience and be a part of a global movement towards sustainable business practices. Don't miss the opportunity to become part of a vibrant community. Register now and stay tuned for more insightful episodes from the Sustainability World Cup podcast series.

About the Guest(s):

• Edmund Bradford: Co-founder of the Sustainability World Cup and Managing Director at Market To Win Limited. Edmund is a pioneer in integrating sustainability strategies within business frameworks. He is committed to fostering international collaboration and innovative solutions in sustainability practices.
• Leila Bardusac: Co-founder of the Sustainability World Cup. Laila is a key figure in promoting collaborative efforts for sustainability around the world. She has a rich background in strategic planning and development, aiming to inspire future leaders to integrate sustainability in their core business strategies.
• Stuart Webb: The host of the show and Program Director for the Sustainability World Cup 2026.

A Gamified Learning Experience

The Sustainability World Cup is a gamified learning experience where teams from around the world learn about sustainable business growth and compete for awards using our Sustain2Win simulation. It’s where we find the responsible business leaders of tomorrow.

Anyone can participate once they have paid the entrance fee.

You do not need to know anything about sustainability. All we ask is that you have an interest in learning about it, a desire to understand how to connect it to business growth and a willingness to complete the program. 

Our previous participants have come from all backgrounds. These include people of different ages, genders, nationalities and ethnicities. We have had students, lecturers and professors. We have also had professionals from many different functions and seniority. 

The course is conducted in English.  

Details : the-swc.com

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

🎙️ Had a fantastic time listening to the latest episode of Sustaining Success: A Sustainability World Cup Podcast, featuring Dr. Gulen Hashmi, Lecturer in Responsible Business Management at Glasgow Caledonian University. The conversation was packed with actionable insights on sustainable business value creation and the essential role of mindset in embedding sustainability within organizations.

🔑 Here are my top 3 takeaways:

Sustainable Value Is More Than Profit: True sustainable business value requires both economic and societal impact. As Dr. Hashmi shared, “It used to be only the economic concern in the past… now we need to also take into account the environment and the society while we are trying to create economic value.”

Mindset & Values Drive Sustainable Action: The journey starts with instilling a sustainability-driven mindset in both students and faculty. “They cannot implement sustainable practices unless they believe in it and discover their own value systems,” emphasized Dr. Hashmi.

Simulations Make Learning Stick: Games and simulations like ‘Sustain to Win’ are essential for helping learners understand the interconnectedness of sustainability decisions—and for making the subject engaging and memorable. “Simulations are so helpful… They also help students work in groups and develop collaborative skills, which are much needed in the sustainability domain.”

If you're interested in practical strategies to embed sustainability in your business or educational programs, this episode is a must-listen. Dr. Hashmi’s passion for developing the next generation of sustainable leaders really shines through!

Catch the full episode and explore resources from the Sustainability World Cup: www.the-swc.com

#Sustainability #Leadership #BusinessValue #SustainabilityWorldCup #SustainableBusiness #HigherEducation

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A Gamified Learning Experience

The Sustainability World Cup is a gamified learning experience where teams from around the world learn about sustainable business growth and compete for awards using our Sustain2Win simulation. It’s where we find the responsible business leaders of tomorrow.

Anyone can participate once they have paid the entrance fee.

You do not need to know anything about sustainability. All we ask is that you have an interest in learning about it, a desire to understand how to connect it to business growth and a willingness to complete the program. 

Our previous participants have come from all backgrounds. These include people of different ages, genders, nationalities and ethnicities. We have had students, lecturers and professors. We have also had professionals from many different functions and seniority. 

The course is conducted in English.  

Details : the-swc.com

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

🎙️ Had an inspiring conversation on the latest episode of the Sustaining Success: A Sustainability World Cup Podcast with Fiona Wright, founder of CT Futures and one of this year’s Sustainability World Cup winners!

Fiona brought such a thoughtful perspective on what it really means to drive sustainability—not just as a business outcome, but as a collaborative, transformational process. Her energy and candor made this discussion a real highlight.

✳️ Here are 3 key takeaways I’d love everyone in my network to consider:

Purposeful Play Accelerates Learning

Fiona shared how gamified experiences (like the Sustainability World Cup simulation) created space for her team to play, experiment, and bond. As adults, we often overlook the importance of ‘play’—but it’s key to unlocking innovation and deeper team engagement.

Balancing Vision with Agility

Sustainability isn’t just about thinking ahead. It’s about being willing to shift strategies, learn from what’s happening in real time, and adapt—even when the path isn’t clear. The tension between incremental steps and transformational leaps came up again and again.

Team Chemistry is Everything

“Find yourself a team”—that was one of Fiona’s core messages. Through the World Cup, she discovered new strengths within her team and even found a future hire! Teamwork, alignment, and enjoying who you work with cannot be understated on the journey toward sustainability.

If you’re interested in actionable leadership, systems thinking, and how purposeful learning environments can build stronger teams, I truly encourage you to give this episode a listen.

A huge thank you to Fiona for sharing her wisdom and to Ed Bradford and Leila Bardasuc for co-hosting. And if you want to learn more about the Sustainability World Cup, check out www.the-swc.com.

#Sustainability #Leadership #TeamBuilding #SystemsThinking #SustainingSuccess

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A Gamified Learning Experience

The Sustainability World Cup is a gamified learning experience where teams from around the world learn about sustainable business growth and compete for awards using our Sustain2Win simulation. It’s where we find the responsible business leaders of tomorrow.

Anyone can participate once they have paid the entrance fee.

You do not need to know anything about sustainability. All we ask is that you have an interest in learning about it, a desire to understand how to connect it to business growth and a willingness to complete the program. 

Our previous participants have come from all backgrounds. These include people of different ages, genders, nationalities and ethnicities. We have had students, lecturers and professors. We have also had professionals from many different functions and seniority. 

The course is conducted in English.  

Details : the-swc.com

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

🌍 Thrilled to share insights from our recent episode of the Sustaining Success podcast: “A Sustainability World Cup podcast with Jose Manuel del Pino.” I had the honor of co-hosting a discussion with Stuart Webb and Dr. Leila Lunguleac-Bardasuc, joined by Jose Manuel del Pino—university professor, program director, and champion of gamification in sustainability education.

Jose shared invaluable perspectives on why gamification is a game-changer for building sustainability skills and fostering real-world impact. Here are my top 3 takeaways:

🔹 Gamification Sparks Engagement: Integrating points, leaderboards, and challenges into complex subjects like sustainability boosts student motivation and participation—transcending age and background.

🔹 Simulated Environments Build Skills Safely: Realistic educational games allow learners to experiment, make decisions, and see consequences—developing critical thinking and problem-solving without real-world risk.

🔹 Sustainability Must Be Everywhere: Embedding sustainability principles in education at every level—from elementary schools to corporate learning—is no longer optional. It’s essential to equip future professionals with the mindset and skills our planet needs.

Jose reminded us: the Sustainability World Cup isn’t just a competition—it’s a superhero academy, empowering a new generation to create a better, more sustainable future.

Let’s keep growing this movement together! 💚

#Sustainability #Education #Gamification #SustainabilityWorldCup #EdTech #FutureSkills

Visit www.the-swc.com for more details and join us in reshaping the future of sustainable business.

Thank you for your continued support and for being an integral part of the Sustaining Success journey.

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A Gamified Learning Experience

The Sustainability World Cup is a gamified learning experience where teams from around the world learn about sustainable business growth and compete for awards using our Sustain2Win simulation. It’s where we find the responsible business leaders of tomorrow.

Anyone can participate once they have paid the entrance fee.

You do not need to know anything about sustainability. All we ask is that you have an interest in learning about it, a desire to understand how to connect it to business growth and a willingness to complete the program. 

Our previous participants have come from all backgrounds. These include people of different ages, genders, nationalities and ethnicities. We have had students, lecturers and professors. We have also had professionals from many different functions and seniority. 

The course is conducted in English.  

Details : the-swc.com

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We are thrilled to bring you the latest insights from our podcast, "Sustaining Success: A Sustainability World Cup Podcast." Our recent episode features the incredible Jordi Alemany, a Forbes top business influencer and mentor who shared his unique perspective on humanizing business for sustainable growth.

In this episode, Jordi enlightened us with concepts that challenge the dehumanized approach many businesses unconsciously adopt. He emphasizes the importance of focusing on the people behind the scenes, pointing out that while tools and processes are important, nothing runs without committed individuals.

Jordi views businesses as a combination of people, processes, and tools—with people being the most crucial—and this idea resonates with the quote, "Culture eats strategy for breakfast." He delves into how businesses can incorporate this humanizing trend to build long-standing cultures that embrace ownership, reduce fear of mistakes, and ultimately enhance productivity.

Furthermore, as a judge for this year's Sustainability World Cup, Jordi will bring these concepts to the forefront, challenging participants to leverage internal diversity to drive sustainability. This approach, inspired by biological and anthropological principles, promotes 'internal pollination' and underscores the significance of strategic randomness in business innovation.

Jordi also shared insights from his book series, culminating in "El Efecto Laser," which focuses on tying self-leadership and team leadership back to acquiring tangible results through purposeful pursuits.

Our upcoming Sustainability World Cup event in Malaga is an unmissable opportunity for anyone passionate about advancing sustainable business practices. Remember to register by April 9 to participate in this transformative experience. Sponsorship opportunities are also available, granting you unparalleled access to insightful minds like Jordi Alemany.

Visit www.the-swc.com for more details and join us in reshaping the future of sustainable business.

Thank you for your continued support and for being an integral part of the Sustaining Success journey.

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A Gamified Learning Experience

The Sustainability World Cup is a gamified learning experience where teams from around the world learn about sustainable business growth and compete for awards using our Sustain2Win simulation. It’s where we find the responsible business leaders of tomorrow.

Anyone can participate once they have paid the entrance fee.

You do not need to know anything about sustainability. All we ask is that you have an interest in learning about it, a desire to understand how to connect it to business growth and a willingness to complete the program. 

Our previous participants have come from all backgrounds. These include people of different ages, genders, nationalities and ethnicities. We have had students, lecturers and professors. We have also had professionals from many different functions and seniority. 

The course is conducted in English.  

Details : the-swc.com

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We're thrilled to announce the upcoming season of the Sustainability World Cup, which promises to be even more impactful and engaging than before. In our latest Sustaining Success Podcast episode, we explored some exciting changes and additions for 2025 with our guest, Ed Bradford. Here's a sneak peek at what you can expect for the new season:

Exciting Enhancements for 2025

Diverse Participation: This year's event promises a dynamic mix of participants with backgrounds in both academia and industry, working together to innovate and solve sustainability challenges.

New Networking Tools: We're introducing a cutting-edge software tool, currently used by NASA, to facilitate better networking among participants, judges, and experts, making connections that could last a lifetime.

Expanded Judge Panel: Meet our judges, including Christina Dolan and Nacho Villach, who bring a wealth of knowledge in sustainability and innovation.

Global Awards Event: Mark your calendars for our awards ceremony at the Digital Enterprise Show in Malaga on 10th-11th June. This in-person event is a perfect opportunity to celebrate achievements and network with global leaders in tech and sustainability.

Secure Your Spot Today

Early Bird Discount: Until 31st January, enjoy an 80% discount on the participant fee. After that, a still fantastic 50% discount is available until 20th March.

Upcoming Launch Event: Join us for a big launch event on 13th March, a great way to meet past and future participants and learn more about what this year holds.

Visit our website at www.sus-world-cup.com to learn more about how you can be involved as a participant, sponsor, or supporter. You can also find fascinating podcast episodes, including interviews with judges and past participants, to give you a taste of what's to come.

We hope to see you at the 2025 Sustainability World Cup, ready to challenge, learn, and lead!

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A Gamified Learning Experience

The Sustainability World Cup is a gamified learning experience where teams from around the world learn about sustainable business growth and compete for awards using our Sustain2Win simulation. It’s where we find the responsible business leaders of tomorrow.

Anyone can participate once they have paid the entrance fee.

You do not need to know anything about sustainability. All we ask is that you have an interest in learning about it, a desire to understand how to connect it to business growth and a willingness to complete the program. 

Our previous participants have come from all backgrounds. These include people of different ages, genders, nationalities and ethnicities. We have had students, lecturers and professors. We have also had professionals from many different functions and seniority. 

The course is conducted in English.  

Details : the-swc.com

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Welcome to another exciting episode of Sustaining Success: A Sustainability World Cup Podcast. In today's discussion, hosted by Stuart Webb and co-hosted by Dr. Leila Lunguleac-Bardasuc, we delve into the dynamic synergy between motorsport and sustainability with our special guest, Ellis Spiezia. Join us as we explore how this young racing prodigy, who is also an ambassador for the Sustainability World Cup, is pioneering the intersection of racing, education, and environmental consciousness. Ellis shares insightful perspectives on the pivotal role simulations play in both racing and education, the significance of diverse teamwork akin to a racing pit crew, and his innovative approach to using the digital space to promote sustainability. From managing logistical challenges in the racing world to leveraging metaverse platforms and gamification, Ellis exemplifies the modern sustainable leader wearing multiple hats—literally and figuratively. Get ready to be inspired by Ellis's passion and commitment as he speeds towards a more sustainable future in motorsport and beyond.

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A Gamified Learning Experience

The Sustainability World Cup is a gamified learning experience where teams from around the world learn about sustainable business growth and compete for awards using our Sustain2Win simulation. It’s where we find the responsible business leaders of tomorrow.

Anyone can participate once they have paid the entrance fee.

You do not need to know anything about sustainability. All we ask is that you have an interest in learning about it, a desire to understand how to connect it to business growth and a willingness to complete the program. 

Our previous participants have come from all backgrounds. These include people of different ages, genders, nationalities and ethnicities. We have had students, lecturers and professors. We have also had professionals from many different functions and seniority. 

The course is conducted in English.  

Details : the-swc.com

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.