A short introduction by Ian Bates, the host of The Y-Factor podcast, which aims to entertain, enlighten and inspire people. It’s aimed at thought leaders, investors, investors and anyone interested in listening to engaging people making a worthwhile contribution to a better world.www.about.me/ianhbates

A short introduction by Ian Bates, the host of The Y-Factor podcast, which aims to entertain, enlighten and inspire people. It’s aimed at thought leaders, investors, investors and anyone interested in listening to engaging people making a worthwhile contribution to a better world. www.about.me/ianhbates

The Y-Factor Podcast Introduction

Host, Ian Bates, interviews inspiring, engaging thought leaders across all sectors, but with a focus around design innovation, regeneration and people leadership. Ian has over 30 years’ experience within the paper, packaging and media industries. He has worked for a number of international organisations, including Metsäboard, D.S. Smith Plc and AssiDomän. He has also been involved with several start-ups and smaller companies, including The Less Packaging Company, PortaBrands, Reelbrands &amp; Fibrepac.&nbsp; He is also an advisor to Two Sides - a global non-profit, which helps the paper, packaging and tissue sectors with greenwash-free communications. He is a freelance consultant working with a handful of market intelligence and media communications organisations within the print and fibre packaging sectors. Ian is often invited to give talks to industry leaders and education on a range of topics including the environment, packaging and material innovations. Ian is also the author of a book called “The Oily Bible” available from Amazon. <a href="https://about.me/ianhbates">https://about.me/ianhbates</a>

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Host, Ian Bates, interviews inspiring, engaging thought leaders across all sectors, but with a focus around design innovation, regeneration and people leadership. Ian has over 30 years’ experience within the paper, packaging and media industries. He has worked for a number of international organisations, including Metsäboard, D.S. Smith Plc and AssiDomän. He has also been involved with several start-ups and smaller companies, including The Less Packaging Company, PortaBrands, Reelbrands & Fibrepac.  He is also an advisor to Two Sides - a global non-profit, which helps the paper, packaging and tissue sectors with greenwash-free communications. He is a freelance consultant working with a handful of market intelligence and media communications organisations within the print and fibre packaging sectors. Ian is often invited to give talks to industry leaders and education on a range of topics including the environment, packaging and material innovations. Ian is also the author of a book called “The Oily Bible” available from Amazon. https://about.me/ianhbates

Host, Ian Bates, interviews inspiring, engaging thought leaders across all sectors, but with a focus around design innovation, regeneration and people leadership. Ian has over 30 years’ experience within the paper, packaging and media industries. He has worked for a number of international organisations, including Metsäboard, D.S. Smith Plc and AssiDomän. He has also been involved with several start-ups and smaller companies, including The Less Packaging Company, PortaBrands, Reelbrands &amp; Fibrepac.&nbsp; He is also an advisor to Two Sides - a global non-profit, which helps the paper, packaging and tissue sectors with greenwash-free communications. He is a freelance consultant working with a handful of market intelligence and media communications organisations within the print and fibre packaging sectors. Ian is often invited to give talks to industry leaders and education on a range of topics including the environment, packaging and material innovations. Ian is also the author of a book called “The Oily Bible” available from Amazon. <a href="https://about.me/ianhbates" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://about.me/ianhbates</a>

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