Katie White, strategist and co-founder of enough., joins The Responsible Edge to share how she’s using behavioural insights and design thinking to radically reimagine the process of reporting sexual violence. From trauma-informed technology to cultural disruption, this conversation is a must-listen for anyone working in ethics, innovation, or social impact. Find out more at myenough.com or @enoughtoendrape

What happens when your sustainability journey begins with surviving the Atlantic Ocean? Seneca Cottom, Head of Sustainability at Alshaya Group, shares how trauma, recovery, and a relentless drive for legacy have shaped her approach to waste, value, and systems change. This is more than a leadership story—it’s a lesson in seeing sustainability with new eyes.

Josh Pizey, Global Head of Social at HX Expeditions and former lead for Unilever and Save the Children, dives deep into the emotional and ethical terrain of digital media. From behavioural psychology to burnout, discover why Josh believes social platforms must evolve—and why mental health support for social media teams isn't a luxury, it's a necessity. This is a must-watch for marketers, communicators, and digital leaders.

Investor and serial entrepreneur Carmel Rafaeli joins The Responsible Edge to ask the trillion-dollar question: If female founders outperform their male counterparts in returns, why do they only receive 2% of VC funding?

In this episode, Carmel shares her journey from policy and fashion to climate innovation, and the hard truths she’s uncovered about gender bias in investment. We explore:

- Why the climate tech sector is missing out on critical solutions

- The myth that there’s a “pipeline problem” with women in VC

- How The Table is creating a new model of collaborative, catalytic investing

🔗 Links to The Table and the Trellis article referenced in the episode are in the description.

Gina Camfield (Head of ESG at Aramark UK & Global Offshore) joins The Responsible Edge to reveal what carbon labelling on sandwiches is really teaching us about consumer behaviour. From recipe reformulation to in-house chef engagement and playful carbon education tools, this episode explores what it really takes to create change—without putting all the pressure on the consumer.

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Jack Cunningham joins The Responsible Edge to reveal the messy, misunderstood reality of corporate sustainability. From boardrooms to back offices, ESG teams are doing more with less—and it's not sustainable. Tune in for a masterclass on ethics, leadership, and the future of corporate responsibility.

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Mirry Christie, founder of B·ABLE and co-creator of The Green Room, shares how the interiors industry can tackle sustainability with creativity, clarity, and collaboration. Learn what’s holding brands back, why storytelling matters, and how the smallest design details can drive the biggest impact.

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In this episode of The Responsible Edge, sustainability consultant Kat Christopoulos argues that SMEs aren’t just part of the solution to the climate crisis — they are the solution. Drawing on two decades of ESG leadership, Kat explores the agility of small businesses, the systemic obstacles they face, and why ethical leadership is non-negotiable for meaningful change.

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Ozone CMO Bryan Scott joins The Responsible Edge to unpack the hidden cost of advertising blocklists and how they threaten the future of quality journalism. In this powerful episode, Bryan explores the growing divide between ethical advertising and the reality of media buying in a platform-dominated world—and offers a compelling alternative through the idea of the premium web.

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Ellen Weinreb has been recruiting Chief Sustainability Officers for over 20 years—and she’s seen it all. In this episode of The Responsible Edge, she joins Charlie to reveal how the CSO role has evolved, the biggest hiring mistakes companies make, and why the future of business depends on embedding sustainability everywhere. A must-watch for anyone working in ESG, recruitment, or leadership.