The Pentland Centre for Sustainability in Business
Transforming Tomorrow
Sustainability is a key consideration for any contemporary business, from biodiversity to modern slavery, seabeds to factory floors. Transforming Tomorrow guides you through the complex, ever-changing and often exciting (yes, really!!) world of sustainability in business. Alongside members of the Pentland Centre, international research experts, and business leaders, we cover the theory and practice of mainstreaming sustainability into purposeful business strategy and performance. Whether you are leading change in your business, or just want to know more about how space weather, human trafficki...
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Episodes
Business and Biodiversity 02.10.2023 26:43
Jan and Paul are joined in the studio by Duncan Pollard, whose career has taken him from Nestle to the WWF - not the wrestling version, to Paul's disappointment - forestry to Shell, and now to the Pentland Centre. Duncan has worked across NGOs and corporate sector on issues regarding biodiversity and sustainability, and explains the importance of companies understanding their impact on the climate...
The Sustainable Development Goals 28.09.2023 25:23
You will be hearing the term SDGs a lot in this podcast, but just what are the Sustainable Development Goals? Professor Jan Bebbington and Paul Turner examine what these 17 goals mean and how they tie into the research and activity that takes place across the Pentland Centre. Find out more about the Seafood Business for Ocean Stewardship (SeaBOS) project Jan is involved with here: https://seabos.o...
Introducing the Pentland Centre 24.09.2023 23:13
What is the Pentland Centre for Sustainability in Business? What do we mean when we say sustainability? Professor Jan Bebbington and Paul Turner explain all. Episode Transcript
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