Sustainable Matters is a show for anyone interested in sustainability, hosted by former BBC environment correspondent Sarah Mukherjee.
Sarah is now CEO of ISEP , the Institute of Sustainability and Environmental Professionals.
Experts in the fields of: technology, food production, climate change and conservation talk to Sarah about their big ideas, their career challenges and their hopes for a more sustainable future.
Each expert will also nominate a hero who has inspired them - and we will chat to them, too.
Sustainable Matters, a podcast from ISEP the global membership body for people working, studying or interested in environment and sustainability.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Sustainable Matters is a show for anyone interested in sustainability, hosted by former BBC environment correspondent Sarah Mukherjee.
Sarah is now CEO of ISEP , the Institute of Sustainability and Environmental Professionals.
Experts in the fields of: technology, food production, climate change and conservation talk to Sarah about their big ideas, their career challenges and their hopes for a more sustainable future.
Each expert will also nominate a hero who has inspired them - and we will chat to them, too.
Sustainable Matters, a podcast from ISEP the global membership body for people working, studying or interested in environment and sustainability.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Gary Punter is something of a guru when it comes to factories, and has become the go to expert for advising companies on working towards an agile and waste-free factory future.
He is also visiting fellow at the University of Cambridge’s Institute for Manufacturing, where he leads research into the future of circular business models.
Gary was nominated to appear on the show by Tim Minshall, who was the guest on episode 14 of Sustainable Matters. Gary's work at Wissington sugar factory is detailed in Tim's recent book Your Life is Manufactured.
In this episode, Gary talks about working as a market trader, being a technologist at heart and why the idea of sustainability has become over complicated.
For more on Gary's work in factories, head to The Cambridge Sustainability Improvement Method - (also known as Sustain8). It provides a foundation for sustainable transformation by engaging front-line factory workers in improvements and has been successfully employed in 35 factories across many sectors and is proven to deliver 15-30% improvements in energy, waste, materials and water.
Sustainable Matters … a podcast series full of solutions and optimism for a more sustainable world, brought to you by ISEP: Transforming the world today for a sustainable future
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