Still on the fence about offering ethical rewards to your customers? In case you’re not clear about what Epic Impact can do for your brand, we have summarised the main benefits: 1. Rewards build loyalty …and loyalty means profit. As summarised by the Pareto principle, 20% of your customers generate 80% of profit. As…

Why did you decide to produce upcycled and recycled accessories? Marvi and Alessia: When we started Lost in Samsara we wanted to create accessories that we would want to wear and that would embody the values we believe in. For us, it is important to create beautiful products that minimise…

Let’s start with the basics: what does the Climate Partner do? Charlotte: Climate Partner is a consultancy that drives businesses to take ambitious action when it comes to climate change. The idea is to help businesses collect data on their activities, measure this in terms of carbon emissions and then…

Ruby Moon is one of those ethical companies that do everything right: the have a sustainable supply chain, reuse waste, give back to the society and considered their product’s life cycle from start to finish. Read about their story and incredible things they’re working on next. Jo, please tell me how you came up with the idea for the brand? Jo-Anne Godden: I had…

Over 50% of Brits are planning to swap Gran Canaria and France for a staycation spot this year. Intentionally or driven by the pandemic, we are starting to embrace eco-friendly tourism close to home. Not travelling abroad is great for your wallet and stress levels but as tourism is responsible…

Just before the Sustainable Development Goals were signed off, The Economist magazine called them “worse than useless”, “a mess” and “a distraction”… So why more and more businesses boast about their contribution to the SDGs? First things first: What are the SDGs? In 2015, the UN and other organisations drew…

It’s a new dawn; It’s a new day; It’s a new life for…all of us! These words, made famous by Nina Simone’s ‘Feeling Good’, could not be more apt for what lies ahead for us, as a business and as a society. …

The Good, the Bad, and the Unsustainable. In some ways, the eco energy industry of the U.K. is a bit like the Wild West. It’s new, fairly unexplored territory for consumers and producers alike, with much debate about where things ought to be — both geographically and morally. Yet, as the U.K. traverses (from home) the Covid-19…

Destined to make up 40% of the world’s consumers by late 2020, who are the new demographic? Sometimes called ‘zoomers’ but more frequently referred to as ‘Gen Z’, those born between 1997 and 2012 are already starting to shape the future of finance technology and consumer trends.