Sustainable Saturdays - In conversation with Annie Rudnick and Natasha Buchler of Akojo Market

Welcome to this mini series called Sustainable Saturday with your host, Bianca Foley.In this series I will be discussing sustainability in the fashion space; everything from how to measure impact to definitions within the industry. There are 4 episodes to listen to ahead of season 6 of Sustainably Influenced which is coming very soon. Hope you enjoy!We can't forget that adaptation that was key to surviving a global pandemic. So in today’s episode, I am speaking to Annie Rudnick and Natasha Buchler, founders of AKOJO MARKET which is a global online marketplace selling handmade accessories, jewellery, homeware and fashion from independent African designers about surviving a pandemic, adaptation and why it is important for brands to measure their impact. Their mission is to be an inclusive, curated global marketplace, elevating and promoting brands that have a positive impact on their local communities and the local environment. They bring together changemakers, thought leaders and industry pioneers on their collective journey of discovery and responsible consumption.Thanks to my guest today. We have linked the full interview in the show notes if you want to have a watch. Please follow us on Instagram & TikTok @sustainablyinfluenced. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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