We’re back with a fresh episode, packed with real-world sustainability lessons straight from the source! This time, Christy, Seth, and Eric sit down with Brian Nash, Vice President of Corporate Sustainability at Ingredion—the Fortune 500 ingredient solutions powerhouse behind brands you know (and probably some you don’t). Brian shares his remarkable journey from environmental health and safety into leading sustainability at Ingredion. He opens up about the company’s evolution toward embedding sustainability into its core strategy, from measuring its impact through cost control, risk mitigation, and brand enhancement, to creating real value through transparency and systems thinking. Together, they unpack the complexities of global supply chains, the importance of transparent reporting, the realities of climate risk, and the ever-evolving landscape of sustainability education and careers. Brian even offers poignant advice for today’s business leaders and aspiring sustainability professionals on driving meaningful change—reminding us all that perfection shouldn’t stand in the way of progress.

We’re back with a fresh episode, packed with real-world sustainability lessons straight from the source! This time, Christy, Seth, and Eric sit down with Brian Nash, Vice President of Corporate Sustainability at Ingredion—the Fortune 500 ingredient solutions powerhouse behind brands you know (and probably some you don’t).Brian shares his remarkable journey from environmental health and safety into leading sustainability at Ingredion. He opens up about the company’s evolution toward embedding sustainability into its core strategy, from measuring its impact through cost control, risk mitigation, and brand enhancement, to creating real value through transparency and systems thinking.Together, they unpack the complexities of global supply chains, the importance of transparent reporting, the realities of climate risk, and the ever-evolving landscape of sustainability education and careers. Brian even offers poignant advice for today’s business leaders and aspiring sustainability professionals on driving meaningful change—reminding us all that perfection shouldn’t stand in the way of progress.

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Integrating Sustainability into Business: Lessons from Ingredion’s Brian Nash

Welcome to another episode of the Going Zero podcast, where we dive into the real-world challenges and bold solutions shaping the future of sustainability. In today’s episode, host Christy Cook is joined by Mike Wrathall, an sustainability strategist who’s helped organizations across sectors—from social housing to defense—navigate complexity and accelerate their impact on the environment. Mike shares his journey from a childhood passion for recycling to leading sustainability and climate strategy efforts at major firms like Deloitte. We’ll uncover how agile methodologies, often associated with software development, are transforming traditional business models, enabling organizations to adapt, innovate, and make sustainability central to their mission. Mike brings us behind the scenes of organizations that have reinvented themselves, including a charity that spun out a for-profit enterprise and the Formula 1 powerhouse McLaren’s shift toward circularity. Whether you’re running a business, working in government, or simply passionate about driving positive change, this conversation is packed with actionable insights. Mike explains why seeing sustainability as an opportunity—not just a compliance hurdle—unlocks new avenues for growth, cost savings, and resilience. Plus, he offers real steps for anyone looking to integrate agile thinking into their sustainability journey.

Welcome to another episode of the Going Zero podcast, where we dive into the real-world challenges and bold solutions shaping the future of sustainability. In today’s episode, host Christy Cook is joined by Mike Wrathall, an sustainability strategist who’s helped organizations across sectors—from social housing to defense—navigate complexity and accelerate their impact on the environment.Mike shares his journey from a childhood passion for recycling to leading sustainability and climate strategy efforts at major firms like Deloitte. We’ll uncover how agile methodologies, often associated with software development, are transforming traditional business models, enabling organizations to adapt, innovate, and make sustainability central to their mission. Mike brings us behind the scenes of organizations that have reinvented themselves, including a charity that spun out a for-profit enterprise and the Formula 1 powerhouse McLaren’s shift toward circularity.Whether you’re running a business, working in government, or simply passionate about driving positive change, this conversation is packed with actionable insights. Mike explains why seeing sustainability as an opportunity—not just a compliance hurdle—unlocks new avenues for growth, cost savings, and resilience. Plus, he offers real steps for anyone looking to integrate agile thinking into their sustainability journey.

Using Agile for Sustainable Impact: Lessons from Housing to Formula 1 with Mike Wrathall

Welcome back to Going Zero, proudly sponsored by Emerald Ecovations! In today's episode, we're joined by Marjory Wildcraft—the dynamic founder of The Grow Network and a recognized leader in the survival and preparedness movement. Featured by National Geographic as an expert in off-grid living and known for inspiring hundreds of thousands to start backyard gardens, Marjory takes us on her remarkable journey from electrical engineer to passionate advocate for self-sufficiency and homegrown food. Listen in as Marjory reveals the wake-up call that changed her path, her firsthand experiences with the daunting realities of our food system, and the practical, empowering steps anyone can take—no matter where they live—to grow half of their own food in surprisingly small spaces. She dives deep into the importance of soil health, composting, raising backyard chickens and rabbits, and busts some of the biggest myths about gardening and self-reliance. Plus, Marjory shares her hopeful vision for a regenerative, community-driven food future, and her advice for individuals and businesses ready to join the movement. Whether you're a city dweller with only a balcony to spare or someone dreaming of a rural homestead, this episode is packed with inspiration, concrete action steps, and Marjory’s contagious passion. Stay tuned for a conversation that will motivate you to dig into self-sufficiency and rethink what’s possible in your own backyard!

Welcome back to Going Zero, proudly sponsored by Emerald Ecovations! In today's episode, we're joined by Marjory Wildcraft—the dynamic founder of The Grow Network and a recognized leader in the survival and preparedness movement. Featured by National Geographic as an expert in off-grid living and known for inspiring hundreds of thousands to start backyard gardens, Marjory takes us on her remarkable journey from electrical engineer to passionate advocate for self-sufficiency and homegrown food.Listen in as Marjory reveals the wake-up call that changed her path, her firsthand experiences with the daunting realities of our food system, and the practical, empowering steps anyone can take—no matter where they live—to grow half of their own food in surprisingly small spaces. She dives deep into the importance of soil health, composting, raising backyard chickens and rabbits, and busts some of the biggest myths about gardening and self-reliance. Plus, Marjory shares her hopeful vision for a regenerative, community-driven food future, and her advice for individuals and businesses ready to join the movement.Whether you're a city dweller with only a balcony to spare or someone dreaming of a rural homestead, this episode is packed with inspiration, concrete action steps, and Marjory’s contagious passion. Stay tuned for a conversation that will motivate you to dig into self-sufficiency and rethink what’s possible in your own backyard!

Breaking Self-Sufficiency Myths with Survival Movement Leader Marjory Wildcraft, Founder of the Grow Network

In this week’s conversation, we sit down with Kai Robertson, a leading sustainability expert with decades of experience working alongside food industry giants like Walmart, Unilever, and McDonald’s, as well as global organizations such as the World Resources Institute and WWF. *This episode is proudly sponsored by Emerald Ecovations, offering sustainable food service, facility, and packaging supplies for your business.* Kai unpacks the complex web of sustainability challenges facing our food system—from the concept of our “food print,” to the impact of food waste, water usage, and the mounting pressures of feeding a growing global population. You’ll hear honest insights into common misconceptions about food scarcity, the hidden environmental costs of what ends up on (and off) our plates, and simple actions businesses and individuals alike can take to push for meaningful change. With anecdotes from personal experience and industry analysis, Kai cuts through the noise and offers a practical framework: act, advocate, and ask. Whether you’re a consumer, a business leader, or just someone curious about the future of food, this episode will inspire you to think differently about the true impact of what we eat—and what we waste. So get ready for an eye-opening discussion on creating a more sustainable food future, one choice at a time.

In this week’s conversation, we sit down with Kai Robertson, a leading sustainability expert with decades of experience working alongside food industry giants like Walmart, Unilever, and McDonald’s, as well as global organizations such as the World Resources Institute and WWF. *This episode is proudly sponsored by Emerald Ecovations, offering sustainable food service, facility, and packaging supplies for your business.*Kai unpacks the complex web of sustainability challenges facing our food system—from the concept of our “food print,” to the impact of food waste, water usage, and the mounting pressures of feeding a growing global population. You’ll hear honest insights into common misconceptions about food scarcity, the hidden environmental costs of what ends up on (and off) our plates, and simple actions businesses and individuals alike can take to push for meaningful change.With anecdotes from personal experience and industry analysis, Kai cuts through the noise and offers a practical framework: act, advocate, and ask. Whether you’re a consumer, a business leader, or just someone curious about the future of food, this episode will inspire you to think differently about the true impact of what we eat—and what we waste. So get ready for an eye-opening discussion on creating a more sustainable food future, one choice at a time. 

Feeding 10 Billion Sustainably: Kai Robertson Unpacks Food Waste Solutions

This week, we're diving into the complex and often confusing world of food waste with our special guest, Rachael Jackson. Did you know that nearly 40% of food in the U.S. ends up as waste, much of it from our own kitchens? As part of Food Waste Prevention Week, we're talking with an expert. As always, we're proudly sponsored by Emerald Ecovations, bringing you sustainable solutions for your business, including tree-free, compostable coffee cups, cutlery, paper towels, and more. In this episode, you'll learn how misconceptions around expiration dates and uncertainties about food safety lead to perfectly good food being thrown out. Rachael, a journalist and food waste educator, is on a mission to change how we think about food waste. She's also the founding editor of eatortoss.com, an award-winning website that helps millions make informed decisions about whether food is safe to eat or should be discarded. We’ll play a game that challenges us to look beyond appearances and understand the science behind when to eat or toss food. Whether you're trying to save money or make more sustainable choices, this episode is packed with insights and practical advice. Join Seth and co-host Christy Cook as they navigate through common misconceptions and tips on reducing food waste. Let's get curious and make more conscious decisions in our kitchens!

This week, we're diving into the complex and often confusing world of food waste with our special guest, Rachael Jackson. Did you know that nearly 40% of food in the U.S. ends up as waste, much of it from our own kitchens? As part of Food Waste Prevention Week, we're talking with an expert. As always, we're proudly sponsored by Emerald Ecovations, bringing you sustainable solutions for your business, including tree-free, compostable coffee cups, cutlery, paper towels, and more. In this episode, you'll learn how misconceptions around expiration dates and uncertainties about food safety lead to perfectly good food being thrown out. Rachael, a journalist and food waste educator, is on a mission to change how we think about food waste. She's also the founding editor of eatortoss.com, an award-winning website that helps millions make informed decisions about whether food is safe to eat or should be discarded. We’ll play a game that challenges us to look beyond appearances and understand the science behind when to eat or toss food. Whether you're trying to save money or make more sustainable choices, this episode is packed with insights and practical advice. Join Seth and co-host Christy Cook as they navigate through common misconceptions and tips on reducing food waste. Let's get curious and make more conscious decisions in our kitchens!

Eat or Toss - Rachael Jackson on Combating Food Waste in Your Kitchen

Welcome to another episode of the Going Zero Podcast, where sustainability takes center stage. In this episode, titled "Food Waste Prevention Week 2025," we host an engaging discussion with two experts, Elaine Fiore and Elaine Blatt. Our guests bring a wealth of knowledge and passion to the table as they explore the staggering impact of food waste on our environment, economy, and society. Did you know that around 40% of the US food supply is wasted each year, contributing massively to greenhouse gas emissions and economic loss? Join us as Elaine and Elaine share inspiring solutions, strategies, and success stories aimed at reducing food waste. We dive deep into behavior change, the power of community collaboration, and practical actions that both individuals and businesses can take today. Whether you're interested in the environmental, financial, or social aspects of sustainability, this episode will equip you with valuable insights and motivate you to make a difference. Let's embark on this journey towards minimizing our food footprint together! Proudly sponsored by Emerald Ecovations.

Welcome to another episode of the Going Zero Podcast, where sustainability takes center stage. In this episode, titled "Food Waste Prevention Week 2025," we host an engaging discussion with two experts, Elaine Fiore and Elaine Blatt. Our guests bring a wealth of knowledge and passion to the table as they explore the staggering impact of food waste on our environment, economy, and society. Did you know that around 40% of the US food supply is wasted each year, contributing massively to greenhouse gas emissions and economic loss? Join us as Elaine and Elaine share inspiring solutions, strategies, and success stories aimed at reducing food waste. We dive deep into behavior change, the power of community collaboration, and practical actions that both individuals and businesses can take today. Whether you're interested in the environmental, financial, or social aspects of sustainability, this episode will equip you with valuable insights and motivate you to make a difference. Let's embark on this journey towards minimizing our food footprint together! Proudly sponsored by Emerald Ecovations. 

Food Waste Prevention Week: A Conversation with Elaine Fiore and Elaine Blatt

In this episode of Going Zero, we explore the transformative concept of regenerative agriculture with the Doctor Janel Louise Ohletz. We're proudly sponsored by Emerald Ecovations, sustainable solutions for your office, including foodservice, janitorial, and packaging supplies. You'll gain a comprehensive understanding of what regenerative agriculture truly entails, how it distinguishes itself from sustainable practices, and its pivotal role in the future of farming, food, and business. As an expert in the field, Doctor Olitz shares her extensive career journey and her passion for advancing sustainable and regenerative farming. The episode sheds light on the complexities and benefits of these agricultural practices, tackling misconceptions, economic implications, and creative solutions for implementing regenerative methods on both small and large scales. Don't miss this opportunity to explore the regenerative approach to agriculture and how it can help mitigate climate change and promote biodiversity.

In this episode of Going Zero, we explore the transformative concept of regenerative agriculture with the Doctor Janel Louise Ohletz. We're proudly sponsored by Emerald Ecovations, sustainable solutions for your office, including foodservice, janitorial, and packaging supplies. You'll gain a comprehensive understanding of what regenerative agriculture truly entails, how it distinguishes itself from sustainable practices, and its pivotal role in the future of farming, food, and business. As an expert in the field, Doctor Olitz shares her extensive career journey and her passion for advancing sustainable and regenerative farming. The episode sheds light on the complexities and benefits of these agricultural practices, tackling misconceptions, economic implications, and creative solutions for implementing regenerative methods on both small and large scales. Don't miss this opportunity to explore the regenerative approach to agriculture and how it can help mitigate climate change and promote biodiversity.

From Farm to Fork: How Regenerative Agriculture Impacts Our Future with Dr Janel Louise Ohletz

In this episode of Going Zero, sponsored by Emerald EcoVations, we interview Ryan Smith, the founder and CEO of Recyclops. Ryan shares his journey from identifying the glaring gaps in recycling access for multifamily housing and small businesses to creating an innovative solution that is rapidly expanding across the United States. Ryan emphasizes the importance of finding creative solutions to improve recycling infrastructure, touching on difficulties in rural areas, contamination issues, and the necessity for education and outreach. From his early sustainability interests to building a company that serves over 770 ZIP codes, Ryan's story is a testament to the power of dedication and innovation in the sustainability arena. Join us as we explore the intricacies of making recycling accessible and efficient, one community at a time.

In this episode of Going Zero, sponsored by Emerald EcoVations, we interview Ryan Smith, the founder and CEO of Recyclops. Ryan shares his journey from identifying the glaring gaps in recycling access for multifamily housing and small businesses to creating an innovative solution that is rapidly expanding across the United States. Ryan emphasizes the importance of finding creative solutions to improve recycling infrastructure, touching on difficulties in rural areas, contamination issues, and the necessity for education and outreach. From his early sustainability interests to building a company that serves over 770 ZIP codes, Ryan's story is a testament to the power of dedication and innovation in the sustainability arena. Join us as we explore the intricacies of making recycling accessible and efficient, one community at a time.

Revolutionizing Recycling: How Recyclops Is Tackling Waste in Multifamily and Rural Communities with CEO, Ryan Smith

Welcome to another episode of the Going Zero podcast with hosts Seth Combs, Christy Cook, and Eric Pasewalk. This week, we're at the intersection of sustainability and luxury in the realm of Super Yachting with Captain Nigel Marrison and Nigel Kilpatrick of Blue ESG. With over thirty years of experience in the leisure maritime industry and a dedication to advancing environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles, Captain Marrison, the founder of Blue ESG, brings a wealth of knowledge on transforming the superyachting sector towards ecological responsibility. Alongside him, Nigel Kilpatrick, Chief Strategy Officer, shares his insights into how this luxurious industry is evolving in the face of tighter global ESG frameworks and regulations. Together, they explore innovative practices aligning luxury with sustainability and the critical role of leadership with purpose and ethics in this transformation. Join us as we navigate the journey towards a more sustainable future in the maritime sector.

Welcome to another episode of the Going Zero podcast with hosts Seth Combs, Christy Cook, and Eric Pasewalk. This week, we're at the intersection of sustainability and luxury in the realm of Super Yachting with Captain Nigel Marrison and Nigel Kilpatrick of Blue ESG. With over thirty years of experience in the leisure maritime industry and a dedication to advancing environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles, Captain Marrison, the founder of Blue ESG, brings a wealth of knowledge on transforming the superyachting sector towards ecological responsibility. Alongside him, Nigel Kilpatrick, Chief Strategy Officer, shares his insights into how this luxurious industry is evolving in the face of tighter global ESG frameworks and regulations. Together, they explore innovative practices aligning luxury with sustainability and the critical role of leadership with purpose and ethics in this transformation. Join us as we navigate the journey towards a more sustainable future in the maritime sector.

Transforming Superyachts: Blue ESG's Mission for a Sustainable and Ethical Maritime Future

Welcome back to "Going Zero," where we guide business leaders on their journey to sustainability. We're excited to bring you our special Year-End Wrap-up. As we close out 2024, we'll reflect on our favorite moments from the 29 episodes we've recorded, discussing everything from the decline in biodiversity and fossil fuels to the growing promise of hydrogen as a fuel source. We'll revisit key conversations with inspiring leaders like the VP of the Cleveland Cavaliers, representatives from the NYC Mayor’s Office, and notable figures such as a US women's rugby team Olympian. We’ll celebrate major achievements, such as Aquaria’s innovation award and funding round, and discuss the powerful message of sustainability from rural leaders like Josh Brooks. Join us as we look back on the year, celebrate our accomplishments, express our gratitude to our sponsors at Emerald Ecovations, and prepare for another impactful year ahead. We invite you to reflect with us, stay optimistic, and keep taking meaningful steps toward a sustainable future. Let's dive into the highlights and lessons from 2024 – stick around!

Welcome back to "Going Zero," where we guide business leaders on their journey to sustainability. We're excited to bring you our special Year-End Wrap-up. As we close out 2024, we'll reflect on our favorite moments from the 29 episodes we've recorded, discussing everything from the decline in biodiversity and fossil fuels to the growing promise of hydrogen as a fuel source.We'll revisit key conversations with inspiring leaders like the VP of the Cleveland Cavaliers, representatives from the NYC Mayor’s Office, and notable figures such as a US women's rugby team Olympian. We’ll celebrate major achievements, such as Aquaria’s innovation award and funding round, and discuss the powerful message of sustainability from rural leaders like Josh Brooks.Join us as we look back on the year, celebrate our accomplishments, express our gratitude to our sponsors at Emerald Ecovations, and prepare for another impactful year ahead. We invite you to reflect with us, stay optimistic, and keep taking meaningful steps toward a sustainable future. Let's dive into the highlights and lessons from 2024 – stick around!

Wrapping Up 2024: Successes, Insights, and Future Plans in Sustainability

Welcome to another edition of Going Zero! This week, we discuss Circularity and dive into the concept of the circular economy and its transformative impact on sustainable business practices. We explain the Circular Economy, the need for it now and in the future along with discussing the challenges. In addition, we'll highlight IKEA, Emory University and global trends. Proudly sponsored by Emerald Ecovations, visit them at EmeraldEcovations.com

Welcome to another edition of Going Zero! This week, we discuss Circularity and dive into the concept of the circular economy and its transformative impact on sustainable business practices. We explain the Circular Economy, the need for it now and in the future along with discussing the challenges. In addition, we'll highlight IKEA, Emory University and global trends. Proudly sponsored by Emerald Ecovations, visit them at EmeraldEcovations.com

Embracing Circular Economy: Sustainable Business Practices for a Greener Future

This week's episode tackles another side of food waste...food loss at the farm level. Join us as Dr Lisa Johnson shares some incredible insights into food waste. Did you know that a staggering 34-42% of harvested produce never makes it off the farm due to market inconsistency and strict quality requirements. You don't want to miss this episode. Keep up on sustainability in your office every week with Going Zero, sponsored by Emerald Ecovations - bringing you sustainable alternatives for your everyday essentials, from coffee cups and toilet paper to cutlery and to-go containers. Learn more at EmeraldEcovations.com.

This week's episode tackles another side of food waste...food loss at the farm level. Join us as Dr Lisa Johnson shares some incredible insights into food waste. Did you know that a staggering 34-42% of harvested produce never makes it off the farm due to market inconsistency and strict quality requirements. You don't want to miss this episode. Keep up on sustainability in your office every week with Going Zero, sponsored by Emerald Ecovations - bringing you sustainable alternatives for your everyday essentials, from coffee cups and toilet paper to cutlery and to-go containers. Learn more at EmeraldEcovations.com. 

Dr. Lisa Johnson on Tackling Farm Food Waste and Sustainability

Welcome to another episode of Going Zero, sponsored by Emerald Ecovations. Each week, we strive to help business leaders navigate workplace sustainability. Today's episode features a special guest, Dr. Cheryl Baldwin, VP of Sustainability Consulting at Pure Strategies. In our conversation with Dr. Baldwin, we discuss the Nature Action Forum—an initiative fostering proactive corporate engagement in sustainability. Dr. Baldwin shares how nature can account for at least 30% of emissions mitigation needed to meet the Paris Agreement, illustrating the vital role of nature in climate adaptation. We discuss the current crisis in nature, with nearly 70% of monitored species populations declining, and the necessity of synchronizing climate and biodiversity goals. Dr. Baldwin explains gap assessments and the concept of the nature footprint, emphasizing land use's significant impact. She offers real-world examples, such as Walmart's nature protection investments and Toyota's habitat restoration goals, showcasing how companies can support local economies and indigenous communities in biodiversity projects. Dr. Baldwin's team at Pure Strategies provides invaluable resources, including the "Planet Forward" series, to help companies address these interconnected challenges. She encourages business leaders to focus on sustainable practices beyond carbon accounting, integrating strategies for protection, restoration, and sustainable management of nature. Tune in to discover how businesses can accelerate their sustainability journey, foster innovation, and contribute to a resilient future. Don't forget to subscribe to our "Going Zero" newsletter for the latest sustainability updates, and visit our sponsor at emeraldecovations.com for sustainable workplace solutions.

Welcome to another episode of Going Zero, sponsored by Emerald Ecovations. Each week, we strive to help business leaders navigate workplace sustainability. Today's episode features a special guest, Dr. Cheryl Baldwin, VP of Sustainability Consulting at Pure Strategies.In our conversation with Dr. Baldwin, we discuss the Nature Action Forum—an initiative fostering proactive corporate engagement in sustainability. Dr. Baldwin shares how nature can account for at least 30% of emissions mitigation needed to meet the Paris Agreement, illustrating the vital role of nature in climate adaptation. We discuss the current crisis in nature, with nearly 70% of monitored species populations declining, and the necessity of synchronizing climate and biodiversity goals.Dr. Baldwin explains gap assessments and the concept of the nature footprint, emphasizing land use's significant impact. She offers real-world examples, such as Walmart's nature protection investments and Toyota's habitat restoration goals, showcasing how companies can support local economies and indigenous communities in biodiversity projects.Dr. Baldwin's team at Pure Strategies provides invaluable resources, including the "Planet Forward" series, to help companies address these interconnected challenges. She encourages business leaders to focus on sustainable practices beyond carbon accounting, integrating strategies for protection, restoration, and sustainable management of nature.Tune in to discover how businesses can accelerate their sustainability journey, foster innovation, and contribute to a resilient future. Don't forget to subscribe to our "Going Zero" newsletter for the latest sustainability updates, and visit our sponsor at emeraldecovations.com for sustainable workplace solutions.

The Interconnectedness of Climate and Nature - A Conversation with Dr Cheryl Baldwin

Welcome to another episode of "Going Zero," the podcast that empowers business leaders to embed sustainable practices into their workplace. Sponsored by Emerald Ecovations, the Going Zero podcast features insights from experts and thought leaders who are pioneering change in the corporate world. In today’s episode, we sit down with Dr. Alex Gold, a visionary biologist with a PhD in resilience science and the CEO of BWD North America, where he guides businesses toward sustainable strategies that align with long-term corporate goals. Dr. Gold is also the author of the groundbreaking new book, "Leaving Planet Simple." We'll explore Dr. Gold's unique definition of sustainability, explore the transformative mindset shifts he advocates, and uncover practical strategies for integrating sustainability into the core of business operations. Dr. Gold will share insights from his extensive career across academia, government, and consulting, illustrating how resilience science can future-proof businesses and lead to smarter, more adaptive corporate strategies.

Welcome to another episode of "Going Zero," the podcast that empowers business leaders to embed sustainable practices into their workplace. Sponsored by Emerald Ecovations, the Going Zero podcast features insights from experts and thought leaders who are pioneering change in the corporate world.In today’s episode, we sit down with Dr. Alex Gold, a visionary biologist with a PhD in resilience science and the CEO of BWD North America, where he guides businesses toward sustainable strategies that align with long-term corporate goals.Dr. Gold is also the author of the groundbreaking new book, "Leaving Planet Simple." We'll explore Dr. Gold's unique definition of sustainability, explore the transformative mindset shifts he advocates, and uncover practical strategies for integrating sustainability into the core of business operations. Dr. Gold will share insights from his extensive career across academia, government, and consulting, illustrating how resilience science can future-proof businesses and lead to smarter, more adaptive corporate strategies.

Sustainability for Business Leaders, an interview with CEO and author, Dr Alex Gold

This week, we are diving into the world of fuel cells with Tony Leo, EVP and CTO of FuelCell Energy. Tony has devoted his career to the advancement of fuel cells, and his teachings on fuel cells and hydrogen is amazing. We had a blast with this interview and hope you enjoy it.

This week, we are diving into the world of fuel cells with Tony Leo, EVP and CTO of FuelCell Energy. Tony has devoted his career to the advancement of fuel cells, and his teachings on fuel cells and hydrogen is amazing. We had a blast with this interview and hope you enjoy it.

The Fascinating World of Fuel Cells and Hydrogen with Tony Leo, EVP & CTO of FuelCell Energy

Every week, Christy Cook, Seth Combs, and Eric Pasewalk help leaders navigate the sustainability maze in their workplace and interview leaders who are blazing the trail in sustainability and the quest for zero waste. Covering topics from ESG and Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions to the impact of deforestation, food waste, and plastic pollution on our environment, Going Zero is here to help you understand the everchanging world of sustainability.

Every week, Christy Cook, Seth Combs, and Eric Pasewalk help leaders navigate the sustainability maze in their workplace and interview leaders who are blazing the trail in sustainability and the quest for zero waste. Covering topics from ESG and Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions to the impact of deforestation, food waste, and plastic pollution on our environment, Going Zero is here to help you understand the everchanging world of sustainability. 

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