Fair Play

What does it take to build a resilient business? For the LEGO Group, it starts with play — and with children. In this episode, Diana Ringe Krogh , Vice President of Social Responsibility, explains how the company brings children’s voices into decision-making and why their perspective matters for long-term success. She shares how the LEGO Group’s purpose-driven approach shapes initiatives like Buil...

How can investors safeguard not only financial wealth, but the wellbeing of future generations? In this episode, Elisabeth Andvig , Senior Investment Stewardship Manager for Human Rights at Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM) , reflects on the fund’s responsibility to the world’s children — and how that shapes its global investment strategy. With stakes in over 9,000 companies, NBIM uses its...

What happens when the internet — built by adults — becomes the playground for children? This is the question we asked to Joakim Reiter, Chief External and Corporate Affairs Officer at Vodafone . In an age of what Reiter calls “data obesity,” it’s becoming harder for parents, caregivers, and adults who aren’t “digital-first” to understand what digital wellbeing really means — let alone protect chil...

“Action speaks louder, and talk is cheap.” Join us for a candid conversation with Johan Graffner, founder and CEO of the pioneering Swedish ethical clothing brand Dedicated . In the business since 1996, Johan has seen the evolution of sustainability in fashion firsthand. But can ethical clothing really be both cool and profitable? Johan Graffner believes it can, if backed by the right standards. O...

Child labour is a tough (hazel)nut to crack. As a family-owned business, Ferrero has made significant strides to prevent it across their supply chain.  In this episode, we speak with Phyllis Kong, Senior Corporate Sustainability Lead at Ferrero, about how the company developed new child labour prevention guidelines and monitoring systems. She shares how Ferrero builds trust with seasonal workers,...