Anne Nai-Tien Huang’s journey into sustainability is far from conventional. Speaking on The Responsible Edge podcast, Anne shared her experiences growing up across three continents and how these formative years shaped her unique approach to sustainability. With a background spanning urban planning, corporate social responsibility (CSR), and sustainable supply chain management, Anne offers a global perspective on sustainability challenges and solutions.

In a world where complex acronyms and ambiguous jargon often dilute the urgency of climate action, Nick Lyth, President of Green Angel Ventures, offers a refreshingly direct perspective. Speaking on The Responsible Edge podcast, Nick explored the critical role of language in shaping the climate conversation and why simplification is the key to galvanising

In the ever-evolving landscape of sustainability, bold commitments have become a norm. But what happens after a company pledges net-zero goals or ambitious ESG targets? According to Lucy Smaill, Head of Communications at Sillion,

The transition to sustainability is often discussed as a technical challenge, requiring new metrics, frameworks, and innovations. But in a recent episode of The Responsible Edge, Malin Cunningham, founder of Hattrick and a trustee at the Carbon Literacy Project, argued that the key to real change lies in a mindset shift. Drawing from her Swedish upbringing, Malin made a compelling case for embedding empathy, collaboration, and honesty into corporate culture to accelerate progress toward sustainability.

In a world increasingly focused on sustainability and ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance), the role of recruitment has shifted dramatically. Jack Porter, Head of Professional Services at Acre, shared his insights on The Responsible Edge podcast, highlighting the challenges and opportunities in sustainability recruitment. From addressing the green skills gap to empowering organisations with the right talent, Jack emphasised the critical role recruitment plays in driving sustainable business practices.

On The Responsible Edge podcast, Ryan O’Keeffe, founder of Jago and an advocate for purpose-driven business, explored how emotional intelligence (EQ) is reshaping leadership. By sharing his own transformative journey, Ryan offered a nuanced perspective on why empathy and self-awareness are critical for leaders who aspire to create meaningful impact.

Jonathan Ha, the Founder and CEO of Seneca ESG, shared a thought-provoking perspective on generative AI’s potential to reshape sustainability practices during his recent appearance on The Responsible Edge. Known for his innovative use of technology in environmental, social, and governance (ESG) management, Jonathan dove deep into the transformative promise of generative AI and the critical need for guardrails to prevent unintended consequences like greenwashing.

Jamie Klingler, activist, co-founder of Reclaim These Streets,

In a recent episode of The Responsible Edge, Tom Carr, sustainability Strategy Director at SB+CO, shared profound insights into the evolving role of sustainability in business. Drawing from his multifaceted career—from growing up on a farm to advising FTSE100 companies—Tom’s journey underscores a vital shift in how organisations approach sustainability.

Tanya Larsen’s entrepreneurial journey is a testament to resilience and purpose. With roots in Ukraine’s coal-mining regions, Tanya witnessed firsthand the destructive impact of unchecked industrialisation on communities and the environment. Now a successful entrepreneur and advocate for sustainability, Tanya shared her insights on The Responsible Edge podcast. Her story offers a compelling blueprint for leveraging business acumen to address systemic environmental and social challenges.