Andy Last — author of Business on a Mission and co-founder of Salt — joins The Responsible Edge to explore the hard realities of leading responsibly. From Lifebuoy’s breakthrough in combining health and profit, to the trust gap created by greenwashing, Andy reveals why governance, honesty and integration matter more than ever.

Can luxury fashion really be sustainable? La Pochette founder Justine Rouch joins The Responsible Edge to discuss how she’s challenging the industry’s waste culture, designing for longevity, and making tough leadership choices in an era of overproduction.

Is dialogue always the best way for companies to handle criticism? TDI Sustainability founder Assheton Carter joins The Responsible Edge to discuss the limits of corporate virtue, the importance of governance, and why alignment — not altruism — is the key to leading responsibly.

Policy strategist Charlie Garner joins The Responsible Edge to unpack the UK’s aviation dilemma. With the third runway at Heathrow approved, can Britain still claim climate leadership? Charlie discusses sustainable aviation fuels, the “valley of death” for clean tech startups, and why we need a national strategy — not political cycles. A must-watch for anyone interested in responsible growth and real climate policy.

CIBSE's Technical Director Anastasia Mylona joins The Responsible Edge to reveal why UK engineers took climate standards into their own hands. Discover how the new net zero building standard is reshaping the built environment—and why it matters more than ever.

How do you make responsible decisions when the truth is up for debate? Beehive News co-founder Rafael Cossi joins The Responsible Edge to discuss the emotional power of misinformation, why article-level transparency matters, and how businesses can incentivise better news—before it's too late.

Only 2% of real estate funds are managed by women. Why? Investor and entrepreneur Anna Clare Harper joins The Responsible Edge to explore the structural barriers that still dominate the built environment—plus how AI, sponsorship, and smarter capital could transform the way we invest in homes and in leaders.

Filmmaker and marine campaigner Claire Wallerstein joins The Responsible Edge to explore how we tell climate stories — and who gets to tell them. From her early journalism career in the Philippines and Venezuela to founding Cornwall Climate Care, Claire’s journey reveals the tensions, truths and untapped power of honest storytelling.

Chris Wright, Head of Sustainability & Decarbonisation at Avison Young, joins The Responsible Edge to unpack the dirty secret of corporate climate targets: most lack a credible plan. From Tesco’s 13-year decarbonisation blueprint to the grid-blocked reality of the built environment, Chris shares practical insights for businesses serious about transition. No greenwash, no fluff – just strategy that works.

What does responsible leadership really look like inside a global manufacturing business? Laura Willemsen, Group Director of Marketing and Sustainability at Stahl, shares her pragmatic approach to ESG, supply chains, and brand integrity — offering a grounded vision of change that might actually work.