And thanks for tuning in to hear more stories about the circular economy and how it’s better for people planet and prosperity. You’ll find the show notes, links and transcripts at Circular Economy, where you can subscribe to updates and to our monthly edition of circular insights.
We’ll talk to entrepreneurs and business owners, social enterprises and leading thinkers. rethinking how we design, make and use everything. And I’ll be chatting to those people making the circular economy happen. I’m Catherine Weetman, everything global. Hello, and welcome to the circular economy podcast, where we find out how circular approaches are better for people, planet, and prosperity.
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Successful businesses keep on evolving, how to circular businesses evolve and make a bigger impact.
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A Circular Economy Handbook: How to Build a More Resilient, Competitive and Sustainable Business – buy from any good bookseller, or direct from the publisher Kogan Page, which ships worldwide (free shipping to UK and US) and you can use discount code CIRCL20 to get 20% off.
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Stay in touch for free insights and updates… Catherine founded Rethink Global in 2013, to help businesses use circular, sustainable approaches to build a better business (and a better world). Her award-winning book: A Circular Economy Handbook: How to Build a More Resilient, Competitive and Sustainable Business includes lots of practical examples and tips on getting started. Podcast host Catherine Weetman is a circular economy business advisor, workshop facilitator, speaker and writer. What stood out for me this time was how circular solutions develop as they mature – that might be evolving to improve the range of solutions, to strengthen the offer or the business model, and maybe even having to pivot when a major barrier or issue crops up.īusinesses and community initiatives might also want to expand their scale, so they can make a bigger positive difference. In the last series, we’ve heard from 4 businesses and 3 social enterprises, based in Australia, The Netherlands, France, Spain, the UK and the USA. If you are a regular listener, you’ll know that every 10 th episode, I zoom in on one or two of the common themes from the last series of interviews.
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