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Connected Conversations with Jenny Andersson
by Jenny Andersson
I’m a Brand Communications Strategist who helps businesses align their communications to business objectives, and create conversations that build trust with customers. Not a broadcaster. So I thought I should say why I’m doing this. Why a podcast called Connected Conversations. Here goes.In all my years as a consultant, the two main questions I’ve been asked have been ‘how can we be bigger?’ and ‘how can we be better?’. There’s never been a more important time for business to work on being better. To work on being the force for good we need it to be.When I started out in business, my goal for transformative communications campaigns was to join the dots. To bring together the business need, the external environment, global trends, vision, market influences and the brand, in one connected conversation with important audiences.Today we need a different kind of connection in business. Joining the dots between the grand challenges of humanity, business for good, and nature. To find
Episodes
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EP 18: Perry Timms: The Future of Work is in the hands of HR
I first met Perry Timms when we were both invited to experience a new psychometric tool to support understanding of teams. Perry is an HR professional who is re-energising the profession. Encouraging both organisations and individuals to aspire to and...
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Joe De Blok A Pioneer of Self-Management Buurtzorg
Many people have now interviewed Jos de Blok of Buurtzorg. I first met Jos at Meaning Conference in Brighton, where he was one of the most informative and entertaining speakers on the day about the challenges and successes of using self-management as part of his organisational set-up to support…
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EP15: How The Body Shop supports community trade suppliers
I met last week with Neil Jarvis, International Director of Quality and Industrial Operations and Ethical Trade of The Body Shop. Neil’s responsibilities include making sure all of the community trade suppliers and partnerships in developing countries around the world manage to deliver product…
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EP 12 Choc Chick founder Galia Orme talks raw business
Award winning founder of Choc Chick Galia Orme talks about her journey from chocaholic to successful entrepreneur and founder of a raw chocolate brand, her commitment to supporting farmers collectives in Ecuador and her ambitions to make cacao a staple in everyone’s cupboard. When did your...
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EP11: Sharon Lawlor Jackson of ESA on creating sustainable organisational change
Sharon Lawler Jackson of European Sustainability Academy shares her personal journey from corporate life to sustainability entrepreneur, her advice for aspiring entrepreneurs, the role of ESA, the challenge of enacting sustainable change in organisations, and the value of connection with nature.
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EP10: Paul Dunn on B1G1 giving impacts, smiles and SMEs
There are so many ways we can give to ‘deserving causes’. A click of the mouse and money can be winging its way across the world; a cheque from a large corporation is still prized. But Paul Dunn, founder of B1G1, believes that giving impacts is a more sustainable model for future giving…
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EP 9: Raising the stakes in early years learning by creating connected communities
It’s difficult to over-estimate the importance of your start in life in how you thrive in the long term. More and more research shows us that early years learning and experiences shape our lives. June O’Sullivan, MBE and CEO of London Early Years Foundation has made it her lifetime legacy to try…
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Episode 8: Plumbing the depths of purpose-led business with the Water Women
There’s a surprise round every corner in life. Last week I was listening to global brands talk about the future challenges of sustainability with an outside chance of becoming purpose-led. Today I heard the story of an entrepreneur who has been running an entirely purpose-led business for 10…
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Ep7: Sarah Alexander: author of Spiritual Intelligence in Business on Shifting Consciousness in Leaders
Ep7 Sarah Alexander on why developing spiritual intelligence is important for current and future business leaders; and why businesses may follow the Scandinavian model where family is the focus
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Episode 5. Jeffrey Hollender: Why Condoms Are the Perfect Net-Positive-For-The-Planet Business Model
Jeffrey Hollender is one of the world’s foremost entrepreneurs and a leading authority on corporate responsibility, sustainability and social equity. More than twenty years ago, he co-founded Seventh Generation and went on to build the fledgling company into a leading natural product brand known...
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Episode 3. Servane Mouazan: Why We Need to Be Good Neighbours to Create Change
Servane Mouazan believes in future-centric good businesses, in the power of conscious innovation, and in models that include everyone and harm no one, now and in the future. Founder of Ogunte, an organisation that aims to bring together 1 million women social entrepreneurs worldwide, she is a...
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Episode 2. Nicola Peel on Oil, the Amazon, Magic Mushrooms, Plastic Mountains & Poo
Nicola Peel is an activist for Planet Earth. Dedicating her whole life to finding solutions to environmental disaster and damage for local tribes in the Ecuadorean Amazon, she is also an international speaker and film producer. A sought after ecology and environmental consultant, she has taken on...
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Episode 1. Why We Need More Connected Conversations
I’m a Brand Communications Strategist who helps businesses align their communications to business objectives, and create conversations that build trust with customers. Not a broadcaster. So I thought I should say why I’m doing this. Why a podcast called Connected Conversations. Here goes. In all…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
I’m a Brand Communications Strategist who helps businesses align their communications to business objectives, and create conversations that build trust with customers. Not a broadcaster. So I thought I should say why I’m doing this. Why a podcast called Connected Conversations. Here goes.In all my years as a consultant, the two main questions I’ve been asked have been ‘how can we be bigger?’ and ‘how can we be better?’. There’s never been a more important time for business to work on being better. To work on being the force for good we need it to be.When I started out in business, my goal for transformative communications campaigns was to join the dots. To bring together the business need, the external environment, global trends, vision, market influences and the brand, in one connected conversation with important audiences.Today we need a different kind of connection in business. Joining the dots between the grand challenges of humanity, business for good, and nature. To find
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Jenny Andersson
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