Jeremy Oppenheim, a former McKinsey&Co executive, co-founded SYSTEMIQ in 2016 during a peak of climate optimism. In a conversation with Joe Murphy, CEO of the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, Oppenheim

Jeremy Oppenheim, a former McKinsey&Co executive, co-founded SYSTEMIQ in 2016 during a peak of climate optimism. In a conversation with Joe Murphy, CEO of the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, Oppenheim reflects on the successes and failures of the climate movement over the past decade, particularly in light of political shifts like Trump and Brexit.

The "Conversations with a CE/O" series explores how leaders are reshaping the economy. As the circular economy evolves, Murphy asks how the approach must adapt for the next decade. Part 2 of this discussion will be available next week. Subscribe to the podcast to stay updated.

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Ten years ago, Jeremy Oppenheim left McKinsey to help build SYSTEMIQ during a peak of climate optimism. In the upcoming episode of the Circular Economy Show, he discusses the lessons learned over

Ten years ago, Jeremy Oppenheim left McKinsey to help build SYSTEMIQ during a peak of climate optimism. In the upcoming episode of the Circular Economy Show, he discusses the lessons learned over the past decade with CEO Joe Murphy.

"Conversations with a CE/O" is a new series where Joe engages with leaders influencing the economy to explore necessary changes. Subscribe to the podcast for part 1 of the first episode, available tomorrow.

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Last week, Trump announced an executive order to remove endangered species protection for gray wolves and Mexican gray wolves, jeopardizing decades of conservation efforts. With only 317 Mexican

Last week, Trump announced an executive order to remove endangered species protection for gray wolves and Mexican gray wolves, jeopardizing decades of conservation efforts. With only 317 Mexican gray wolves remaining in the wild, it is crucial to advocate for their protection.

The Center for Biological Diversity, a nonprofit based in Tucson, Arizona, is committed to preserving the diversity of wild animals and plants. We believe in the intrinsic value of biodiversity and work to secure a future for all species. Join our fight to protect these wolves: Take action here.

Rizky Oktaviana endured 18 months of unpaid labor as a fisher on a trawling vessel, witnessing illegal fishing practices and harsh conditions. Now, he advocates for the rights of migrant fishers,

Rizky Oktaviana endured 18 months of unpaid labor as a fisher on a trawling vessel, witnessing illegal fishing practices and harsh conditions. Now, he advocates for the rights of migrant fishers, highlighting that at least 128,000 fishers are currently trapped in forced labor at sea. Illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing not only exploits workers but also threatens marine ecosystems and global food security, costing between $26 to $50 billion annually.

To combat these abuses, coordinated action is essential, including stronger protections from policymakers and transparency in seafood supply chains. Learn more about fishers' journeys from exploitation to advocacy and how we can work together for a better future for fishers and our oceans: Fishers Speak Out.

Witness unforgettable moments from the wild heart of Africa as a leopard targets an unsuspecting impala and a powerful lion bull hunts its prey. Experience the thrill of nature like never

Witness unforgettable moments from the wild heart of Africa as a leopard targets an unsuspecting impala and a powerful lion bull hunts its prey. Experience the thrill of nature like never before.

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In a circular economy, products can be sold multiple times, allowing businesses to increase revenue and focus on long-term strategic advantages. In this episode of The Circular Economy Show, host

In a circular economy, products can be sold multiple times, allowing businesses to increase revenue and focus on long-term strategic advantages. In this episode of The Circular Economy Show, host Fin speaks with Emily Hill from Kantar about how marketing teams can support the transition to circular business models.

Emily outlines how marketers can redefine success in four areas: Commercial, Brand, Creative, and Consumer Insight. The discussion includes strategies for building business cases and using creative campaigns to influence consumer behavior. This August, the show revisits conversations that address the marketing challenges of adopting a circular economy.

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In this episode of the Circular Economy Show, Georgie Rose from Selfridges and Simon Davies from VISA discuss their collaboration with Mindworks Marketing to promote circular shopping behaviors.

In this episode of the Circular Economy Show, Georgie Rose from Selfridges and Simon Davies from VISA discuss their collaboration with Mindworks Marketing to promote circular shopping behaviors. They explore how their behavioral lab bridges the gap between customer intent and action, focusing on subtle language variations to influence consumer behavior.

Listeners will learn about initiatives aimed at making beauty product refills as appealing as new purchases and embedding circular shopping as a norm. This August, the show revisits conversations addressing marketing challenges and opportunities in transitioning to a circular economy.

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In the past year, scientists have uncovered some extraordinary species, including hairy fish and carnivorous "death-ball" sponges.

These discoveries highlight the incredible diversity of

In the past year, scientists have uncovered some extraordinary species, including hairy fish and carnivorous "death-ball" sponges.

These discoveries highlight the incredible diversity of ocean wildlife and the ongoing importance of STEM research in understanding our planet's ecosystems.

In this episode of the Circular Economy Show, we discuss how marketers can leverage their skills to tap into the opportunities presented by the circular economy. Experts Deb Caldow from Diageo and

In this episode of the Circular Economy Show, we discuss how marketers can leverage their skills to tap into the opportunities presented by the circular economy. Experts Deb Caldow from Diageo and Rachel O’Reilly from Accenture Song share insights on transforming ideas into actions that promote economic growth and environmental benefits.

Join us to learn how storytelling can spark interest in circular products, the importance of collaboration with supply teams, and the need for internal support and experimentation in scaling circular solutions. This August, we revisit four conversations addressing the marketing challenges and opportunities in transitioning to a circular economy.

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Join award-winning photographer and National Geographic Explorer Stephen Alvarez as he discusses his latest book, Rock Art: An American Story. This work documents ancient petroglyphs,

Join award-winning photographer and National Geographic Explorer Stephen Alvarez as he discusses his latest book, Rock Art: An American Story. This work documents ancient petroglyphs, pictographs, and earthworks across North America, showcasing sites over 15,000 years old. Collaborating with Indigenous tribes such as the Chickasaw, Choctaw, Ute, Navajo, and Shawnee, Alvarez emphasizes the connection between humans and the natural world.

We will explore how ancient ecological knowledge can enhance our understanding of biodiversity and climate interactions. Alvarez, founder of the Ancient Art Archive, has been featured in National Geographic, Time Magazine, and more.

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