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Next Frontier, hosted by Danish climate entrepreneur Thomas Andersson, is a podcast focused on supply chain sustainability.
Within the climate and sustainability movement, the supply chain is very much the next frontier that needs to be conquered. In an era of greenwashing and now also greenhushing, we need to get way better at sharing our learnings. In each episode, we engage in conversation with practitioners, entrepreneurs, and advisors who share their successes and failures, learnings, do's and don'ts, and personal stories on their journey in the climate transition. We focus on very tangible and real-world examples and get away from all of the buzzwords and high-level talk.
Join the conversation, give us feedback, suggest people we should speak to and areas we should cover, and become part of the Next Frontier community! Write us an email, find Thomas on LinkedIn, or subscribe to our YouTube channel.
Host: Thomas Buch Andersson
Producer: Cristina Souto
Music: Kiholm
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Częstotliwość aktualizacji:
every 33 days
Średnia długość dźwięku:
53 minutes
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Język angielski
Stany Zjednoczone
16 odcinków
od 20 marca 2024
episodic
NAJNOWSZY ODCINEK 🔗
In this episode, Thomas Andersson speaks with Dave Applegate, founder of ImportYeti, about the importance of supply chain data and how ImportYeti aggregates US customs data to provide insights into supplier relationships. They discuss the challenges of sub-tier supplier mapping, the significance of…
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Today I'm talking to Matthew Yamatin. I found him through the Sustainable Procurement Pledge.
He published a case study on how Thermo Fisher engages with both customers and suppliers on renewable electricity adoption. Fascinating and a great topic for the show. So I invited him on to discuss all th…
In this conversation, Thomas Johnsen discusses the evolving landscape of sustainable procurement and its implications for academia and industry. He highlights the impact of recent regulatory changes, the importance of sustainability in procurement decisions, and the various research themes being ex…
In this conversation, Thomas and Sree discuss various aspects of sustainability, focusing on the impact of regulations, the importance of traceability in supply chains, and the challenges faced in quantifying human rights issues. They explore the differences between EU and US regulatory landscapes,…
In this conversation, Thomas and Philipp von Bieberstein, co-founder and CRO of Climatiq, delve into the intricacies of sustainable procurement, focusing on decarbonization and emission factors. Philipp shares his journey in founding Climatiq, a company dedicated to providing a tech stack for emiss…
In this conversation, Thomas and Luká Yancopoulos, founder and CEO of Pandemic Relief Supply and Grapevine Technologies, discuss the challenges and opportunities in the medical supply chain from a sustainability perspective. They highlight the inefficiencies caused by middlemen and unnecessary ship…
In this conversation, Thomas and Neil D'Souza, CEO at Makersite, touch on personal experiences, the changing landscape of sustainability, the role of regulations, and the challenges of communicating sustainability to consumers. Neil explains how Makersite helps companies make better products faster…
Thomas talks with Fabian Diaz, LCA and EPD Project Manager at Climate Earth, about sustainability on the product level and the use of life cycle assessments (LCA) to evaluate environmental impact. Fabian shares his journey into sustainability, starting as an engineer in the oil and gas sector and t…
In this episode, Thomas and Tim Grunow, Co-Founder of Archlet, discuss various topics including the tradition of burning a snowman in Zurich, the history of Archlet, and the role of sustainability in procurement. They explore how Archlet helps businesses make sustainable sourcing decisions and the …
In this episode, Thomas interviews Luke Abbott, CEO and Founder of Equipoise, about sustainable procurement. They discuss Luke's journey to specializing in this field, the definition of sustainable procurement, and the challenges and trends within. They also explore the drivers for sustainable proc…
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