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Sep 9, 2026
Shante WaleHOST
And I agree, I don't-- I think we can't be so, so silly as to not really give, um, the marketing, as you would know, being that you've had some history in that, um, but we don't give that some foresight.
Shante WaleHOST
Sustainability also means quite a bit to you as well.
Shante WaleHOST
Um, how do you go about communicating that when I feel like every Tom, Dick, and Harry says that they're sustainable these days? How do, how do you kind of talk to your consumers about that?
Ben MullenGUEST
Yeah, I guess, um, you know, I think sustainability should be an important part of every wine producer in Australia especially and, and the world.
Sergey GurievHOST
Today I'm joined by Professor Alex Edmans, Professor of Finance at London Business School, and a leading voice on sustainable business and long-term value creation.
Sergey GurievHOST
His work challenges conventional thinking on ESG and introduces the idea of rational sustainability, an approach grounded in evidence, materiality, and financial realism.
Sergey GurievHOST
In this episode, we will explore why ESG debates have become so polarized, what a more rational approach to sustainability looks like, and how business leaders can make better decisions in an increasingly complex environment.
Sergey GurievHOST
Alex, welcome to Think Ahead.
Alex EdmansGUEST
Thanks, Sergei.
Alex EdmansGUEST
It's great to be here.
Sergey GurievHOST
Thank you, Alex.
Sergey GurievHOST
Uh, you've worked on sustainability, and you wrote, uh, influential articles like The End of ESG even before 2024.
Ameet ShahGUEST
So I've been making positive pro- progress.
Ameet ShahGUEST
Sustainability-wise, I, I just feel like this is comfortable.
Akash VaghelaHOST
So it's about how do you build a sustainable solution that feels effortless without falling into an all or nothing trap?
Ameet ShahGUEST
Yeah.
Jacek ZiomekGUEST
[laughs] I like this kind of recycling.
Tim ElliottHOST
Sustainability.[laughs] I did that on purpose.
Tim ElliottHOST
Uh, that's really, that's all news I've got today.
Tim ElliottHOST
Um, it's always good to see you Jacek.
Kiri TrierGUEST
Because when I started in sustainability more than 10 years ago, actually, It was like, aha, you're doing what? Sustain a what? So even the word itself was too complex for most of us.
Kiri TrierGUEST
It's a bit unbelievable, but I remember those times.
Kiri TrierGUEST
In German, even Nachhaltigkeit.
Kiri TrierGUEST
Okay, yeah, so quite.
Kiri TrierGUEST
So AI is easier or KI is easier
Erica SchillerHOST
I'm Erika Schiller, and I'm joined by my Climco colleagues, Emma Cox and Anna Stablam.
Anna StablumHOST
Get ready to explore the intersection of sustainability, innovation, and ethical leadership, the dynamic forces shaping our global economy.
Emma CoxHOST
From climate action to social responsibility, we're here to decode the ESG landscape by interviewing interesting leading figures across the globe that will empower you with actionable insights.
Erica SchillerHOST
Whether you're a seasoned practitioner or just embarking on your sustainability journey, this podcast is your compass for navigating the future of responsible business practices.
Anna StablumHOST
Let's decode
Erica SchillerHOST
ESG together.
Emma CoxHOST
Welcome to ESG Decoded.
Emma CoxHOST
Here's a question I keep coming back to.
Kyle PolichHOST
Well, that includes part two of our three-part finale to Data Skeptic Recommender Systems.
Kyle PolichHOST
Join me next time for the final part I'm tentatively calling The Conscience of the Field, Trust, Privacy, Sustainability, and the Law.
Kyle PolichHOST
I've got about 20 more conversations I want to sum up with some of the best insights I got this season and share a few final thoughts to wrap this up.
Kyle PolichHOST
Thanks for listening to Data Skeptic.
Sarah Robertson BarnesHOST
What if the first step in protecting nature is simply learning to notice that we are a part of it? My guest today is here to talk about ecological literacy, why restoring nature starts with restoring our relationship with it, and what it might mean to find our way home to nature again.
speaker_1NARRATOR
Welcome to Sustainable in the Suburbs, a podcast for the
Sarah Robertson BarnesHOST
eco-curious who want to live a greener life and are looking for a place to start.
Sarah Robertson BarnesHOST
I'm your host, Sarah Robertson Barnes, a soccer mom with a station wagon and a passion for sustainable living.
Sarah Robertson BarnesHOST
Because sustainable living doesn't have to be perfect to matter, and you don't have to do it all to make a difference.
speaker_1NARRATOR
Hello, and welcome back to
Sarah Robertson BarnesHOST
Sustainable in the Suburbs, the podcast where we start where we are, use what we have, and live a little greener, one small shift at a time.
Sarah Robertson BarnesHOST
My name is Sarah, and I am delighted to be sharing this conversation with you today.
Mike BentleyHOST
Matt has been gracious enough and he really is an open book in terms of sharing a lot of the wins and losses and everything in between from kind of Hawk's transitional journey over the 13 plus years that you guys have been in business at Pest World 2026.
Mike BentleyHOST
Matt is going to be on the program with Brett McCullough on From Waste to Wealth, How Operational Efficiency and Sustainability Can Work Together to Build a More Sustainable and Profitable Business.
Mike BentleyHOST
I do want to mention, Matt, is in addition to all of the other things that you do, you've also been incredibly involved with MPMA's Sustainability Task Force in helping to launch that initiative from our organization, a group of companies that have come together with Sustainability as a Mission to identify the ways in which our service and our industry can be more sustainable.
Mike BentleyHOST
And honestly, I think what a lot of that work has done is bring to light a lot of the things the industry is already doing and maybe helping us to tell that story a little bit better so others can recognize that as well.
Mike BentleyHOST
But just amazing ways in which you're leveraging technology.
Cassie CarrollGUEST
But I also think that more companies talking about their wins and how sustainability is integrated into their companies is really critical.
Cassie CarrollGUEST
I know for one of our businesses, we had a great panel for Chicago Climate Week in DuPage County at Tierra Distilling in Clarendon Hills.
Cassie CarrollGUEST
But I think one of the best things that came out of that was that Sustainability is not only can be benefit a bottom line, but it can create a culture.
Cassie CarrollGUEST
So when Sabah was talking about every business and this has a ripple effect for the businesses that are doing sustainability and putting it as a corporate value, it's an opportunity to create a culture for employees that they're doing something bigger than themselves and they're contributing to something bigger than themselves.
Greg BedalovHOST
And every one of those folks that was at that event, they all had an assessment done, right? Yeah.
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