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Hosted by Ceri Hurford-Jones and Alexis Eyre, Future Blue explores all things sustainability in the global marine industry. Combining expert opinions with industry examples, each episode explores a different area. The aim is to inspire change from shop floor to boardroom and illustrate what is both possible and the opportunities that arise. Despite focusing on the marine industry, these podcasts are an easy listen for anyone wanting to learn more about sustainability. Follow https://www.linkedin.com/company/future-blue/ to get the latest updates or email feedback to alexis@greeneyre.comFuture Blue - making green waves Economía Gestión Gestión y Liderazgo
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  • E11: Watch out for technology disruptions
    Oct 27 2020

    Jamie Arbib, from Rethink X will blow your mind with the technology disruptions society could be seeing in the next decade. Find out how disruptions work and why businesses should be 150% ready for what is to come. 

    For links to resources mentioned in the podcast or for further updates, follow us on LinkedIn or email us with any feedback or future content suggestions to alexis@greeneyre.com

    Directed by Alexis Eyre.

    Produced by Ceri Hurford-Jones.

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    32 m
  • E10: What is B Corp?
    Oct 27 2020

    The Future Blue team talk to Adam Garfunkel, Impact Advisors and Tom Kay, Finisterre. They explore what 'B Corp' is, why it's the best sustainability certification out there and the endless benefits it will bring your company. 

    For links to resources mentioned in the podcast or for further updates, follow us on LinkedIn or email us with any feedback or future content suggestions to alexis@greeneyre.com

    Directed by Alexis Eyre.

    Produced by Ceri Hurford-Jones.


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    38 m
  • E9: What is circular design?
    Oct 27 2020

    Connor Hill, a circular design expert and Paul Dyer, Marlow Ropes look into how businesses can look to design things differently in order to prevent products ending up in landfill but how has this already been achieved in the marine industry?

    For links to resources mentioned in the podcast or for further updates, follow us on LinkedIn or email us with any feedback or future content suggestions to alexis@greeneyre.com

    Directed by Alexis Eyre.

    Produced by Ceri Hurford-Jones.

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    43 m
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