In this episode, Sarah sits down with Paul from Materia Environment to explore innovative solutions to the global plastic waste crisis. With a mission to give industrial plastic waste a second life, Materia Environment transforms discarded materials into valuable secondary products used in industries like automotive, horticulture, manufacturing and even playground equipment. Paul shares his journey from corporate communications to the sustainability sector, highlighting how his team’s work is helping large manufacturers embrace a circular economy.
The conversation delves into:
Plastic Waste Challenges: Why Ireland struggles with recycling rates and how contamination and mixed polymers hinder progress.
Recycling Innovations: Materia Environment’s efforts to work with manufacturers, creating cleaner waste streams and promoting traceability in recycled materials.
Circular Economy Solutions: From reimagining single-use plastic trays to future possibilities for recycling complex packaging like blister packs.
Paul and Sarah discuss the broader implications of plastic alternatives, the need for consumer demand for recycled products, and how industries can align with sustainability goals while maintaining safety and functionality.
Paul leaves us with his Top 3 Tips for Climate Action:
Improve efforts to recycle domestic plastic waste effectively.
Advocate for and purchase products made from recycled plastic.
Support businesses and manufacturers prioritising recycled materials in their operations.
Tune in to learn how small shifts in consumer behaviour and innovative industry practices can help close the loop on plastic waste.
In this inspiring episode, Sarah sits down with Agnese from CIRCULÉIRE to explore how the circular economy is transforming business and the planet. Agnese shares her passion for demystifying risk and enabling businesses to adopt innovative, sustainable practices that keep materials in use longer and reduce waste.
What You’ll Learn:
The Power of Circular Networks: Discover how the CIRCULÉIRE brings together over 50 diverse companies, from plastics to textiles, to co-create impactful solutions.
Creative Circular Practices: Learn about ingenious examples like remanufacturing unused cigarettes into eyewear frames and refurbishing furniture using dead stock fabric.
Overcoming Barriers to Circularity: Agnese shares insights on tackling the initial cost challenges and scaling circular innovations for businesses of all sizes.
The conversation also delves into the role of the Irish government in promoting circularity, the importance of sustainable materials, and the connection between circular business models and climate action.
Agnese’s Top 3 Tips for Climate Action:
Think Before You Buy: Reflect on whether you truly need a product before purchasing.
Support Circular Businesses: Choose companies that prioritise reuse, repurposing, and sustainable design.
Advocate for Change: Encourage businesses and policymakers to adopt circular practices.
About Agnese:
Agnese Metitieri joined IMR Sustainable Manufacturing team as Circular Economy Innovation Lead and is now the Circular Economy Ventures Lead. In the context of CIRCULÉIRE, the first cross-sectoral industry-led innovation network dedicated to accelerating the net-zero carbon circular economy in Ireland, she is scoping, designing, delivering for CIRCULEIRE’s CE accelerator - from recruitment of ventures to preparation and delivery of webinars, workshops and clinics and post-activity reporting and everything in between.
Her role encompasses the provision of advisory support and mentorship to ventures/start-ups and SMEs seeking to scale circular business models or pilot circular innovation - ranging but not limited to input into investor pitch packs, investor readiness, strategy and market placement and communication of circular value proposition. With an academic background in Energy Engineering, she has gained knowledge and expertise in sustainability, circular economy and climate impact, alongside becoming highly skilled in coaching, mentoring and storytelling. Agnese worked for many years as an international freelance consultant moved by a deep commitment to the shift to a more sustainable, just and prosperous future for all."
This episode is packed with practical advice and inspiring stories to help you rethink waste and embrace the future of sustainability!
Linkedin Profile: https://ie.linkedin.com/in/agnesemetitieri
IMR website: Irish Manufacturing Research - Demystify, Derisk and Deliver
CIRCULÉIRE website: Homepage | CIRCULÉIRE
Join Sarah as she chats with Johnny Meehan, a Blanchardstown native with a fascinating journey from corporate supply chains to championing sustainability. With a background spanning law, business, and the food industry, Johnny brings a unique perspective on how personal choices and community-driven action can create global impact.
What You’ll Discover:
From Factory Floors to Farms: Johnny’s career evolution—from Intel to Cadbury’s and Tony’s Chocolonely—revealed the hidden stories behind food supply chains, sparking his passion for sustainability.
The Power of Local and Global Action: How diversifying Irish farming, fixing food systems, and engaging communities can lead to healthier lives and a greener planet.
Corporate Accountability and Climate Change: Johnny unpacks the sobering truth about corporate pollution and the role of transparency in Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) ratings.
Johnny’s insights highlight how businesses can deliver profit while protecting the planet, the importance of fostering local integration, and the need to mentor younger generations for sustainable change.
Johnny’s Top 3 Climate Action Tips:
Seek Inspiration: Learn from environmental icons like Mary Robinson and David Attenborough.
Engage Your Community: Collaborate with younger generations and neighbours to foster change.
Track Small Wins: Adopt the 1% better rule—small, consistent steps add up to significant impact.
Dive into Johnny’s story to find inspiration for your own sustainable journey.
Connect with Johnny Meehan on linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnnymeehan/
In this episode, Sarah talks to Niall Quirke, a former Amazon and Microsoft software engineer who made a bold leap from big tech to sustainability during the pandemic. Now the founder of Greenpage, Niall shares his journey into climate tech and his mission to revolutionise the way ethical products connect with conscious shoppers.
From Tech to Climate Impact: Niall’s inspiring transition from Silicon Valley to sustainability, fueled by a post-grad in sustainability and freelancing in climate tech.
The Challenges of Ethical Shopping: Why it’s hard for sustainable brands to cut through the noise and for shoppers to trust what’s behind the label.
Greenpage’s Mission: How this platform is reshaping the marketplace by helping sustainable brands tell authentic stories while empowering consumers to support businesses that align with their values.
Discover the impact Greenpage is making and explore their Green Christmas Guide 2024, packed with top sustainable Irish gift ideas.
Follow Niall and Greenpage:
Niall’s LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/niallquirke
Greenpage Website: greenpage.io
Greenpage LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/greenpage
Green Christmas Guide 2024: Top Sustainable Irish Gift Ideas
Join us as we explore how technology and storytelling can help sustainable products thrive.
More about Niall:
Niall Quirke is an ex-Amazon, ex-Microsoft Software Engineer who left big tech during the pandemic to do a post-grad in sustainability and work on climate tech. While freelancing in the space he came to understand how difficult it was for sustainable brands to communicate above the noise and how difficult it was for ethical shoppers to find them and understand what's going on behind each product. Greenpage is on a mission to bridge that gap and help sustainable products win. On Greenpage brands can tell the story behind each product in a trustworthy and engaging way and shoppers can support the kind of business they believe in.
In this heartwarming episode, Sarah chats with Aoife, the creator of Timeless Celebrations, to explore how festive traditions can align with sustainability. From reusable Christmas crackers to supporting local artisans, Aoife shares her journey as an eco-entrepreneur and her vision for more mindful celebrations.
Having studied business and worked for over 10 years in both the food and pharmaceutical industry, specialising in supply chain. Aoife decided in 2016 to explore her creative side and learnt to sew. What started as a hobby, became a business in 2020 while she was living in Switzerland and on her return home to Ireland, set up her own business, Timeless Celebrations Ireland®. Her love for beautiful Christmas decorations has led her to design and create Timeless Crackers®, the first luxury reusable Christmas Crackers of their kind made in Ireland.
With approximately 10 million single use Christmas Crackers pulled in Ireland every year, at Timeless Celebrations Ireland, the mission is to reduce waste and increase thoughtfulness throughout the festive season. Maintaining family traditions, in a sustainable way, is at the heart of Aoife's business.
Revolutionising Holiday Traditions: Aoife introduces her luxury reusable fabric Christmas crackers, designed as a fun, waste-free alternative to traditional ones. She discusses their versatility, from Christmas to Easter celebrations, and her plans to offer refill options for different occasions.
Sustainability in Business: Aoife highlights the challenges of running a sustainable business, emphasising the importance of keeping production local, collaborating with Irish businesses, and balancing eco-friendliness with higher costs.
Mindful Festivities: Sarah and Aoife reflect on the environmental impact of holiday excess and how reusable crackers promote a simpler, more mindful way of celebrating. They also discuss options for those seeking budget-friendly sustainable solutions.
Buy Secondhand: Choose preloved items to reduce waste.
Make Small Changes: Start with manageable eco-friendly habits.
Support Local: Prioritise products from local businesses.
Let’s transform traditions into opportunities for sustainability!
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/aoife-mchugh-723b9549
Instagram: Instagram.com/timelesscelebrationsireland/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/timelesscelebrationsireland
Website: www.timelesscelebrationsireland.com
In this episode, Sarah talks to Dr. Ciaran O'Carroll, sustainability lecturer at TU Dublin, to discuss climate action, sustainability, and the path to a fairer society. They explore Dr. O'Carroll’s journey from chemistry to sustainability, the challenges of international climate efforts, and the importance of community-driven change.
Key focus areas:
Challenges of Global Climate Summits: Dr. O'Carroll shares his concerns about the ineffectiveness of the Conference of the Parties (COP) in driving real climate action, stressing the need for grassroots control to shift the agenda toward urgent, systemic change.
Economic Implications of the Paris Agreement: The discussion delves into the Paris Agreement’s economic impact, highlighting how delays in transitioning to green energy could leave the EU and the US trailing behind countries like China in the green tech sector.
Community-Based Climate Action: Dr. O'Carroll emphasises the power of local communities to drive meaningful change. By focusing on practical benefits—such as lower energy bills and warmer homes—he illustrates how community initiatives can enhance quality of life while addressing the climate crisis.
Dr. O'Carroll’s Top 3 Tips for Climate Action:
Advocate for affordable, clean energy policies.
Support community-led climate projects.
Prioritise education and awareness on climate justice.
Listen now to gain instant actionable insights to share with your sustainability or green team. As always, find one thing you can share with a friend or colleague that will help them on their sustainability journey.
In this episode, we talk to Colette, co-founder of the Sustainable Speakers Club, to discuss the intersection of sustainability, communication, and public speaking. Colette shares her journey from community learning to founding the club, which helps people confidently discuss climate issues while honing their public speaking skills.
The conversation explores the importance of clear communication on complex topics like climate change and how effective public speaking can inspire action.
Sustainable Speakers Club: Colette explains how the club empowers individuals to discuss sustainability confidently, with regular online meetings that include speeches, impromptu sessions, and feedback loops.
Improving Communication Skills for Climate Action: We discuss the value of strong public speaking skills in simplifying climate issues, encouraging collective action through clear messaging.
Colette's Top 3 Tips for Climate Action:
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle: Minimise waste by repurposing items before disposing of them.
Vote Wisely: Support candidates and policies focused on environmental sustainability.
Stay Informed: Read one article a day on climate and sustainability to stay current.
Join the Sustainable Speakers Club to enhance your public speaking skills while making a positive impact on climate communication.
Find out more at
Ep. 70 The Sustainable Life School with Nathalie & Diane
In this episode, we chat to Nathalie and Diane, the founders of The Sustainable Life School. The school was created to help individuals and communities take action on climate change through practical, accessible sustainable living practices. Nathalie’s passion for sustainable fashion inspired the school’s mission, while Diane focuses on making eco-friendly habits the social norm. Their social enterprise reinvests profits into supporting vulnerable communities.
Main Areas Covered:
Sustainable Living for All: Nathalie and Diane share how the Sustainable Life School empowers people to adopt eco-friendly habits, offering programs on topics like fashion, energy, and waste reduction.
Promoting Sustainability in the Workplace: They discuss successful workplace initiatives such as reducing food waste, promoting secondhand clothing, and fostering eco-consciousness among employees.
Power of Small Changes: Nathalie and Diane highlight how small, everyday actions—like using reusable cups and turning off ovens early—can make a significant difference, encouraging collective action.
Their Top 3 Tips for Climate Action:
Think Secondhand First: Buy preloved to reduce waste and overconsumption.
Reduce Plastic Waste: Swap single-use plastics for reusable alternatives.
Energy-Saving Measures: Natalie shares how she discovered how much her appliances were costing her.
Explore how The Sustainable Life School can help you adopt greener habits and empower your community through their workshops and actions. Join them in creating a more sustainable future through practical, everyday actions.
https://www.sustainablelifeschool.ie/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-sustainable-life-school
https://www.instagram.com/thesustainablelifeschool
In this episode, Sarah and Rebeca explore the critical role of sustainability in digital user experience (UX) and its potential to drive eco-friendly business success. Rebeca, a UX consultant, shares her mission to help brands create efficient and impactful online experiences that reduce energy use and support sustainable practices. We discuss how a seamless UX can boost both customer satisfaction and environmental responsibility.
We discussed:
Sustainable UX for Business Growth: Rebeca explains how optimising UX reduces digital carbon footprints and enhances user satisfaction, leading to increased conversions and loyalty.
Eco-Friendly Business Strategies: The financial and environmental benefits of offering sustainable options like eco-friendly shipping, which can attract conscious consumers while reducing emissions.
The Power of Social Media: Sarah and Rebeca touch on the role of social media in brand promotion, discussing tools like Social Tip that could reward users for promoting brands online.
Rebecca's Top 3 Tips for Climate Action:
Optimise Digital Experiences: Reduce website load times and streamline user journeys to minimise energy consumption.
Offer Sustainable Choices: Make eco-friendly options affordable and convenient, from product selection to delivery.
Engage with Your Community: Use social media and local initiatives to build a brand that resonates with environmentally conscious customers.
Discover how you can integrate sustainability into your UX and website design to create a more eco-friendly online presence and drive business success.
Check out UX and why here: https://uxandwhy.com/
Follow Rebeca on linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rebecauxconsultant/
If you’re an SME who has been asked for your sustainability credentials for a tender or business proposal recently, then this episode is for you! Sarah and Donal dive into the challenges and opportunities of implementing sustainability initiatives in business, with a focus on medium-sized companies.
We discuss the development of Enso’s CSRD (Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive) platform, designed to help businesses meet sustainability goals, and emphasise the importance of transparency, positivity, and aligning with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). As a B Corp Certified Business themselves, Enso are well placed to help other businesses on their sustainability journey.
We discuss:
Sustainability in Business: Sarah and Donal explore how businesses can integrate sustainability into their operations, making it a key competitive advantage.
CSRD Compliant Platform: Donal shares insights into their platform that helps medium-sized businesses comply with EU sustainability regulations, including data sharing with larger companies.
Transparency and the UN SDGs: The discussion covers the importance of clear communication and the role of SDGs in guiding and showcasing sustainability efforts.
Dona’s Top 3 Tips for Climate Action:
Source Locally and Sustainably: Choose local suppliers to reduce your carbon footprint and support sustainable practices.
Utilise Energy Grants: Take advantage of energy grants to enhance efficiency and sustainability.
Engage with the Community: Get involved in local initiatives, like urban forest projects, to strengthen community ties and promote environmental stewardship.
Join us for a deep dive into how businesses can navigate the path to sustainability and make a positive impact in their communities.
Check out the ENSO platform: https://www.ensoimpact.com/
Connect with Donal Quinn on linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/donal-quinn-enso/
If you’re trying to get more people on board with sustainability efforts then today’s episode is a must listen! Sarah chats with Caitriona Kenny, a member of Connecting Cabra, a community organisation driving sustainability efforts. Caitriona shares her experience in creating a sustainable energy community during the Covid-19 pandemic, focusing on a holistic approach to climate action that includes energy, transport, biodiversity, and community development. She highlights the importance of grassroots involvement, stressing that effective climate action must start within communities and be led by them.
We discuss:
Sustainable Energy Community: Caitriona shares how she helped establish a sustainable energy community in Cabra, emphasising community-led climate action.
Collaborative Projects: She discusses ongoing projects like energy plans and biodiversity initiatives, highlighting the importance of collaboration and resource sharing.
Empathy and Financial Challenges: Caitriona addresses the financial struggles of sustainability efforts and explores creating a network to support local initiatives while reflecting on the importance of empathy and responsibility in community building.
Caitriona's 3 tips for climate action?
Get Involved in Local Sustainability Efforts: Caitriona encourages community members to actively participate in local sustainability projects, whether through energy initiatives, biodiversity efforts, or other climate action activities in Cabra.
Collaborate and Share Resources: She urges communities to collaborate with each other, share resources, and learn from one another's experiences to strengthen their collective impact on sustainability.
Support and Expand Sustainability Networks: Caitriona advocates for the creation and support of networks that can provide financial and educational resources, such as carbon literacy courses, to empower more communities to take on sustainability initiatives.
Find out more about Connecting Cabra: https://connectingcabra.ie/
Follow on instagram for all the latest news: https://www.instagram.com/connectingcabra/
Welcome to Today’s Episode! 🌿 We're diving deep into sustainable food systems, health journeys, and the latest innovations in eco-friendly practices.
Special Guest: Caraldine, a passionate advocate for sustainable living and the entrepreneur bringing an exciting new platform to the market, shares her personal health journey and how it led her to find out more about food transparency.
Discover how Caraldine's new app feature provides crucial nutritional and environmental information on food items.
We explore the challenges and benefits of B Corp certification, particularly in the Irish market.
Get the scoop on the latest eco-score system designed to influence both consumer behaviour and company supply chains.
Exciting news: Caraldine’s Nutraverse app is just launched!
From eco-friendly farming practices to the health benefits of specific products, we discuss how to make informed choices that benefit both our bodies and the planet.
Find out more here.
Download the app here: https://apps.apple.com/ie/app/nutraverse/id6608979935
Follow Caradline on linkedin
Welcome to "Green Sense," the podcast where we explore sustainable practices and innovations shaping our world. In this episode we talk to Richard Gallery, who is a Senior Sustainability Project Manager at TU Dublin.
Richard shares the importance of integrating sustainability into all aspects of education, from curriculum to work practices, and the challenges and opportunities in transitioning to a more sustainable built environment. He highlights ongoing projects focused on upskilling the architectural community to address sustainability issues and the potential of new materials and alternative construction methods to reduce carbon footprints.
We'll delve into the significant role the built environment plays in climate change, accounting for about 70% of worldwide emissions, and Ireland’s aspiration to be carbon neutral by 2050. Richard also discusses the national project on architectural education for sustainability, focusing on reducing embodied carbon and increasing biodiversity.
Richard and Sarah explore the potential of AI in architecture and sustainability, discussing how it could become a useful tool for visualisation and structural design. Finally, we touch on strategies for community and client-focused climate action and the importance of integrating sustainability into university curriculums.
Join us as we uncover these innovative strategies and inspiring projects that are paving the way for a greener future. ‘Green Sense’ is all about making sense of sustainability for a better tomorrow.
In this episode of Green Sense we talk to Ruth Jedidja Stael from Friends of the Earth, an organisation dedicated to promoting environmental awareness and action.
Ruth shares her expertise on how individuals and communities can take meaningful climate action. We delve into practical steps everyone can take to reduce their carbon footprint, from simple lifestyle changes to advocating for policy shifts. Ruth also highlights inspiring stories of grassroots movements and community-led initiatives that are making a significant impact.
We'll discuss the importance of collective action and how small efforts, when combined, can lead to substantial environmental benefits. Ruth will provide insights into how Friends of the Earth mobilises support and drives change at both local and global levels. She’ll also share tips on how you can get involved, whether it’s through volunteering, Cuppa for Climate, supporting sustainable businesses, or pushing for greener policies in your area.
Join us for an enlightening conversation that will empower you to contribute to the fight against climate change. Green Sense is all about making sense of sustainability for a better tomorrow.
In this episode, we'll explore sustainable business practices with Sam Marchetti from ConsortiaCo. Sam shares his insights into the importance of aligning business strategies with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly focusing on well-being (SDG 3) and climate action (SDG 13). Sam shares insights into their work with the SDG Impact Hub, collaborating with local community organisations, social enterprises, and environmental groups to support climate action initiatives.
We also delve into the concept of the Social Licence Audit, a trust-based approach to business collaboration, promoting transparency and shared wealth creation. Sam’s vision for sustainable and regenerative businesses, which he calls "impact creators," highlights the need for strategic collaborations and partnerships to solve complex problems.
Additionally, we discuss the process of waste valorisation, using the example of Cream of the Crop as one of their clients who use unsellable bananas to create a marketable product, showcasing the potential business benefits of sustainability. Giselle from the Cream of the Crop has been on the Green Sense podcast before, so go back and check out episode 7!
Join us as we uncover these innovative strategies and inspiring projects that are paving the way for a greener future. Find out more about ConsortiCo and Sam here:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/sam-marchetti/
In today’s episode we’re discussing; Building Tomorrow's Sustainable World. We’re talking to David O’Connor about the essential skills shaping the future of our built environment.
David is the Head of Environment and Planning at the School of Architecture, Building, and Environment at TU University Dublin. With a wealth of experience and a deep commitment to sustainability, David works closely with students, staff, and academics in a variety of fields that are crucial to creating a more sustainable future.
In this episode, we will explore the dynamic and interdisciplinary world of Spatial Planning and Environmental Management. David will share insights into how these green skills are not just shaping the future but are vital for making our built environments more sustainable. From innovative urban planning strategies to cutting-edge environmental management techniques, we'll uncover how these programs are preparing the next generation of leaders and professionals to tackle the pressing environmental challenges of our time.
Whether you're an aspiring architect, an environmental enthusiast, or simply someone interested in the future of sustainable building and the skills needed to achieve it, this episode is packed with valuable information and inspiration. So, grab your headphones and get ready to be inspired by the incredible work happening at TU University Dublin and beyond.
Ep. 62 Healthy eating is sustainable! With TU Dublin
In this episode, join us as we delve into the thriving Healthy Campus program at TU Dublin.
We talk to Dr Teresa Hurley and students Laura Kestell and Sarah Healy about their work and study journeys, including their exciting placement year experiences. Dr Hurley is on the campus Sustainability Team as Project Manager for Healthy Campus. We explore their partnership with the Public Health Nutrition program at TU Dublin, focusing on the 'healthy campus' project aimed at promoting sustainable practices and community engagement.
Actionable takeaways for other Green Teams and communities include creating a communal eating cookbook, and initiatives promoting health and sustainability on campus. Tune in as we discuss practical tips for climate action and delve into the intersection of nutrition, health, and environmental consciousness.
Stay tuned for our upcoming episodes as we continue to explore innovative solutions for a greener, healthier world.
Find out more about the TU Dublin Healthy Campus initiative.
Join us on Green Sense as we chat with Amy from Conscious Kitchens about waste and sustainability.
Learn about Amy’s 'Zero to Landfill' service that helps businesses reduce waste and costs.
Trash to Treasure: Discover what happens to waste after collection and how we can do more than just dump it
Easy Eco-Tips: Amy shares practical tips for everyday eco-actions, like smarter waste sorting and thinking twice before buying disposable items
Recycling Roadblocks: Explore challenges in recycling and opportunities for improvement
Listen in to our other episodes of Green Sense for actionable insights on making a greener impact!
Find out more about Amy on linkedin
Find out more about Conscious Kitchens
This week we talk to Katlyne @ The Spark, an initiative from Bohemian Football Club. Since 1890, they've been more than just a club; they're a fan-owned institution with a legacy of active citizenship and collective collaboration.
They're taking their commitment to the next level by partnering with local businesses, institutions, and community members to foster a cooperative approach to climate action.
Listen in to find out more about their afterschool activities for kids and green skills training for adults. From empowering our community with climate knowledge to bringing environmental education to unexpected places like Mountjoy Prison, they're building bridges and creating real impact.
But that's not all; they're setting up a Library of Things, a Bike Library, repair cafés, and intergenerational dialogues to strengthen ties and inspire action. Tune in to find out more about their exciting community engagement projects.
Visit the Spark Website
Visit Bohemian Football Club Sustainability Report
If you want to reach people outside the sustainability bubble, then this episode of Green Sense is for you! We talk to Aisling O’Rourke of The Communications Coach about your sustainability messaging, especially if you’re a Green Team trying to land your message with the rest of the workforce.
Aisling’s top 3 tips for climate communicating are:
1. Simplify the message. Often sustainability jargon can put people off.
2. Lead by example. If you want more people to cycle to work, then show them how.
3. The Attention Economy. Make your message short and sharp to attract attention.
As Aisling says, ‘We live on a beautiful island and I’d like to keep it that way’.
Listen to the whole episode for more advice on bringing people with you on the journey.
After all, we don't need 8 billion people doing sustainability perfectly, as that doesn’t exist! We need 8 billion people taking action, imperfectly.
Find out more about Aisling on linkedin.
The Communications Coach Website.
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