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Suits and Boots | The Sustainable Business PodcastMining Indaba: At the Crossroads | Coal, Capital and Energy Equity in AfricaAs global energy priorities shift, coal is re-entering the conversation in Africa - raising complex questions around investment, sustainability and energy equity. In this episode, we discuss whether renewed coal investment is real, what ‘clean coal’ means in practice, and how coal may fit within Just Energy Transition commitments.Speakers include:Assheton Stewart Carter I Executive Chair and Founder at TDi SustainabilityPaul Baruya | Director of Strategy and Sustainability at FutureCoalSince joining FutureCoal in 2022, Paul has led work on the role of advanced coal technologies in a carbon-neutral future and the...
2026-02-0839 min
Suits and Boots | The Sustainable Business PodcastMining Indaba: Beyond the Mine Site | Infrastructure, Corridors, and Regional DevelopmentIn this episode, we explore how large-scale mining projects can be designed as engines of economic development. Our speakers discuss mining infrastructure at a landscape-scale, the role of mineral corridors, infrastructure-led industrialisation, and the mindset shifts needed from investors, governments and companies to deliver long-term inclusive impact and shared prosperity.Speakers include:Assheton Stewart Carter I Executive Chair and Founder at TDi SustainabilitySafiatou Diallo | General Manager - Regional Economic Development & Strategy at Rio Tinto GuineaSafiatou Diallo leads Rio Tinto’s regional economic development and strategy for the Simandou Project in...
2026-02-0829 min
Suits and Boots | The Sustainable Business PodcastMining Indaba: Communities, Co-ownership and Inclusion | Rethinking Inclusion in African MiningMarie-Chantal Kaninda joined Glencore DRC six years ago as Executive Director and Head of Corporate Affairs. Since July 2022, she has chaired the Board of Directors of Kamoto Copper Company (KCC), and since January 2023, she has held the position of President of Glencore DRC.She has more than 25 years of experience in the mining industry, acquired in large international groups such as Ashanti Goldfields, AngloGold Ashanti, De Beers Group — where she managed administration, communication, external affairs in Central Africa as well as community relations in Africa - and Rio Tinto, as Director of External Relations for Africa....
2026-02-0730 min
Suits and Boots | The Sustainable Business PodcastMining Indaba: Africa at a Crossroads I Resource Curse or Strategic Power?Africa's current geopolitical landscape is shaping opportunities and risks for the continent. In this podcast, we explore how global competition, governance, and policy choices could influence Africa’s ability to capture long-term value from its critical mineral wealth. Speakers include:Assheton Stewart Carter I Executive Chair and Founder at TDi SustainabilityIsabelle Ramdoo I Director of the IISD-hosted Secretariat of the Intergovernmental Forum on Mining, Minerals, Metals and Sustainable Development (IGF)This episode is part of the TDi Sustainability special series of podcasts produced for the Mining Indaba event that...
2026-02-0530 min
Suits and Boots | The Sustainable Business PodcastMining Indaba: Community Voices | What Partnership Really Means for Mining CommunitiesThis is the second of three Community Voices podcasts, as part of the Mining Indaba 2026 special podcast series. This episode explores the realities for local communities of mining’s expansion in the Hwange region of Zimbabwe. This is a conversation about evidence, accountability and why and how ‘stronger together’ can and must include community voices.Speakers include:Assheton Stewart Carter I Executive Chair and Founder at TDi SustainabilityNkosi Sibanda I Regional Lead, Human Rights Measurement Initiative,Community mobiliser and activistNkosi is the Regional Lead at the...
2026-02-0438 min
Suits and Boots | The Sustainable Business PodcastMining Indaba: Community Voices I The Invisible Minerals Powering Africa’s GrowthThis is the second of our three Community Voices podcasts, as part of the Mining Indaba 2026 special podcast series. In this episode, we speak to Dr Matondo Estrela Garcia Cardoso, one of the winners of this year’s Community Voices competition, run by The Impact Facility and the Mining Indaba organisers. Development minerals like sand, clay and limestone underpin local economies across Africa, yet communities are often excluded from decisions that shape their lives.This episode explores how trust, digitalisation and partnerships can turn mining into a driver of inclusive growth.Speakers include:
2026-02-0334 min
Suits and Boots | The Sustainable Business PodcastMining Indaba: Community Voices | Rewriting Malawi’s Gemstone StoryThis is the first of three Community Voices podcasts, as part of the Mining Indaba 2026 special podcast series. This podcast focusses on Yamikani Jimusole - a Malawian miner, gemologist, entrepreneur and visionary leader. Yamikani is one of the winners of this year’s Community Voices competition, run by The Impact Facility and the Mining Indaba organisers. A gemologist by training, Yamikani has identified more than 25 gemstone varieties across Malawi, including rubies, sapphires, grandidierite, Spinel , tourmaline, zircon and aquamarine. His company, Yami Gemstone Lab & Exports (YAGLE) was established in 2018, with ethical sourcing, beneficiation, and transparent trade of M...
2026-01-3033 min
Suits and Boots | The Sustainable Business PodcastMining Indaba: Circularity and Regenerative Thinking | Transformative Force or Incremental Fix?This podcast discusses a deceptively simple question: "Is circularity really part of the solution for meeting the demand for critical materials, or is it just one piece of a much bigger puzzle?"Silver bullet, or silver buckshot? Using cobalt as a case study, this podcast explores how circular approaches could reshape supply security, value chains and the role of mining itself. The discussion unpacks what’s possible, what’s missing, and what needs to change next.Speakers include:Assheton Stewart Carter | Executive Chair & Founder, TDi SustainabilitySusannah McLare...
2026-01-2630 min
Suits and Boots | The Sustainable Business PodcastMining Indaba: The Capital Shift | Examining Mining’s Alternative Funding SourcesThis podcast discusses the shifting sources of capital surrounding mining, considers ESG risk and responsibility in terms of mining finance and looks forward to discuss what financing innovations - whether structures, partnerships or instruments - are most promising in delivering both speed and responsibility.Speakers include:Assheton Stewart Carter | Executive Chair & Founder, TDi SustainabilityHeidi Sternberg | Mining Investment Specialist, Public Investment CorporationThis episode is part of the TDi Sustainability special series of podcasts produced for the Mining Indaba event that will take place in Cape Town between 9th – 12th February 2026. Fi...
2026-01-2124 min
Suits and Boots | The Sustainable Business PodcastMining the Gap | Securing Resources for the High-Tech EconomyThis episode discusses the crucial role of mining in supporting high-growth industries such as defence, electric vehicles (EVs), and artificial intelligence (AI). The speakers examine the essential mineral requirements for these industries and the supply chain vulnerabilities and challenges associated with meeting surging global demand.Speakers include:Amanda van Dyke | Founder | Critical Minerals HubRasmus Tammia | Programme Manager - AI in Mining | BolidenJoséphine Quioc | Senior Sustainability Consultant - TDi Sustainability (Host)This episode is part of the TDi Sustainability special series of podcasts produced in ad...
2025-11-2838 min
Suits and Boots | The Sustainable Business PodcastDriving the Transition: The Critical Minerals Set to Shape the Next DecadeThis episode explores how critical minerals are reshaping global supply chains. The discussion unpacks copper’s “critical” status, midstream bottlenecks, and the push for cleaner, more resilient production. From AI-driven exploration to circularity limits and permitting challenges, the speakers examine what it will take to secure responsible, transparent supply for the energy transition—and why collaboration across value chains will define the decade ahead.Speakers include:Assheton Stewart Carter | Executive Chair & Founder, TDi SustainabilityJuan Igancio Diaz | President and CEO | International Copper Association (ICA)Erez Ichilov | Founder and Manager...
2025-11-2741 min
Suits and Boots | The Sustainable Business PodcastRock Solid Returns | Financing the Future of MiningThis podcast covers the challenges of financing mining projects and accelerating development timelines by attracting capital. The speakers discuss navigating regulatory hurdles, and using innovative financing strategies to bring projects to fruition more efficiently.Speakers include:Sylvain Eckert | Partner - Infravia Capital PartnersAssheton Stewart Carter | Executive Chair & Founder, TDi SustainabilityThis episode is part of the TDi Sustainability special series of podcasts produced in advance of the 2025 Resourcing Tomorrow event that will take place in London between 2-4 December. Find out more about the event>
2025-11-2739 min
Suits and Boots | The Sustainable Business PodcastCharging Ahead | Circular Policy Pathways for the Energy TransitionThe conversation focuses on how to accelerate the clean energy transition from a policy perspective and promote a circular economy — with particular attention to key challenges and strategies.Speakers on this episode:James Watson | Director General - EurometauxAssheton Stewart Carter | Executive Chair & Founder - TDi Sustainability
2025-11-2039 min
Suits and Boots | The Sustainable Business PodcastCritical Minerals at the Crossroads of GeopoliticsThis episode explores how geopolitics is reshaping the landscape for critical minerals and the mining sector. The discussion highlights how export controls, tariffs, and investment policies are redefining access to key resources such as copper, lithium, and rare earths—and why these minerals are now viewed as strategic assets. The speakers examine differing approaches in the United States and European Union, the role of partnerships and offtake agreements in building secure supply chains, and how ESG, transparency, and standards are becoming central to responsible production and long-term resilience.Speakers include:The Hon Geoffrey Pya...
2025-11-1942 min
Suits and Boots | The Sustainable Business PodcastMining the Future | Sustainability and Circularity beyond ESGThis episode goes beyond traditional ESG considerations to explore the evolving field of the circular economy and sustainability in mining. From recycling technologies to waste management solutions, mining companies are adopting circular economy principles to minimise environmental footprints and drive long-term sustainability. The speakers explore innovative ways to reduce waste, maximise resource efficiency, and create value from mining by-products. Speakers on this episode:Filipe Guimaraes | Head of Mining R&D - ArcelorMittalDr Mathias Schluep | Managing Director - The World Resources ForumJoséphine Quioc | Senior Sustainability Consultant ...
2025-11-1037 min
Suits and Boots | The Sustainable Business PodcastCMIF: Banking on Change - How Transition Finance is Redefining MiningIn this episode, we unpack what “transition finance” means in practice—moving beyond mere labels to the hard levers of industrial decarbonisation. The discussion dives into financing pathways for steel and mining: electrified and biofuel haul fleets, trolley-assist, renewable Purchase Power Agreements, and designing new projects for net zero from day one (not retrofitting later). We explore how credible ESG performance links directly to investor confidence and permitting, why showing “what good looks like” on site can reset perceptions of modern mining, and where circularity and recycling may scale next. The talent challenge also takes centre stage—how automatio...
2025-11-0636 min
Suits and Boots | The Sustainable Business PodcastCMIF: Artisanal Mining in the New Minerals EraThe rush for critical minerals increasingly requires sourcing from artisanal and small-scale mining, raising concerns about potential human rights abuses, land degradation and conflict, yet at the same time offering potential opportunities for economic growth, employment and vital contributions to supply chains if properly regulated. In this podcast, our speakers explore what the new minerals era means for ASM, taking a pragmatic look at formalisation of the sector, drawing on examples from the DRC. They examine how stakeholders at all stages of the critical mineral supply chain can and should navigate the intersection of high mineral dependency, g...
2025-10-2936 min
Suits and Boots | The Sustainable Business PodcastBoots or Bots? Building the Mining Workforce of the FutureAcross the globe, the mining sector is undergoing a transformation. Rapid technological change, automation, and digitisation are reshaping the very nature of mining work — creating new roles, requiring new skills, and shifting the dynamics of traditional operations. At the same time, the industry faces increasing pressure to attract and retain talent in a highly competitive global labour market. These requirements sit alongside, and are shaped by, the growing need to ensure that mining is not only innovative and productive, but also inclusive and sustainable — with diverse teams, equitable opportunities, and strong leadership cultures that foster continuous learning and development. So...
2025-10-0841 min
Suits and Boots | The Sustainable Business PodcastFrom Earth to Orbit | Exploring the Tech Transforming MiningTechnological innovations including advancements in AI, automation and data analytics are irreversibly changing the mining sector. In this special edition episode in advance of the Resourcing Tomorrow event in London this December, our speakers discuss the technological applications that are revolutionising exploration, resource extraction, processing and mine management to enhance efficiency, safety and sustainability across the value chain. The speakers are:Dr Craig Brown - Director of Investment at the UK Space AgencyMark O’Brien, General Manager - Digital Technology and Innovation at CITIC Pacific MiningAssheton Stewart Carter (host) ...
2025-09-1847 min
Suits and Boots | The Sustainable Business PodcastFree, Prior & Informed Consent in the context of the just energy transitionThe global push for clean energy is essential for mitigating climate change. However, the rapid expansion of renewable energy projects and the increased demand for critical minerals to fuel them are increasingly impacting Indigenous lands, cultures, and resources. This podcast explores the intersection of Indigenous rights, the right to Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC), and the evolving landscape of the just energy transition. The speakers look at how companies can and have engaged in the FPIC process responsibly.Daniel Cardenas is CEO and Chairman of the National Tribal Energy Association, drives sustainable energy infrastructure development...
2025-09-1643 min
The Responsible Edge PodcastAssheton Carter on When to Speak Out — and When to Stay SilentIs dialogue always the best way for companies to handle criticism? TDI Sustainability founder Assheton Carter joins The Responsible Edge to discuss the limits of corporate virtue, the importance of governance, and why alignment — not altruism — is the key to leading responsibly.
2025-08-1144 min
The Battery Technology PodcastEpisode 43 | Achieving Sustainability in the Battery Industry | Assheton Carter | TDI SustainabilityThe Battery Technology Podcast | Episode 43 | Achieving Sustainability in the Battery Industry | TDI Sustainability
One of the subjects I’ve been wanting to explore in more depth is the concept of sustainability. Just how does an industry that requires the extraction of metals and minerals, come to terms with achieving this in a sustainable way.
In this episode I’m delighted to be joined by Assheton Carter, Executive Chair of TDI Sustainability, to discuss exactly what sustainability means in the context of the battery industry and how it might be achieved.
Speaker Notes...
2025-04-1123 minThe Battery Technology PodcastEpisode 43 | Achieving Sustainability in the Battery Industry | Assheton Carter | TDI SustainabilityThe Battery Technology Podcast | Episode 43 | Achieving Sustainability in the Battery Industry | TDI Sustainability
One of the subjects I’ve been wanting to explore in more depth is the concept of sustainability. Just how does an industry that requires the extraction of metals and minerals, come to terms with achieving this in a sustainable way.
In this episode I’m delighted to be joined by Assheton Carter, Executive Chair of TDI Sustainability, to discuss exactly what sustainability means in the context of the battery industry and how it might be achieved.
Speaker Notes...
2025-04-1123 min
Suits and Boots | The Sustainable Business PodcastThe EU Omnibus Package | Why Sustainability Still MattersIn this episode, TDi's CEO Assheton Stewart Carter talks to international negotiator Peter Handley and TDi's Jeannette Greven about the omnibus package of regulatory amendments recently published by the EU Commission. The talking points include:Why the changes proposed in the omnibus package are being madeWhat this means for businesses of different sizes and what companies both in scope and out of scope should do next to identify and manage supply chain riskWhether the omnibus package marks the end of the Brussels Effect and what it means for the European Green Deal as a wholeWhat this means in...
2025-03-1833 min
Suits and Boots | The Sustainable Business PodcastThe EU Conflict Minerals Regulation | Findings from the first reviewJeanette Greven, Senior Sustainability Consultant at TDi, joins Sarah Wilkinson, TDi's Marketing Manager to discuss TDi’s contribution to, and findings from, the first review of the EU Conflict Minerals Regulation (CMR), which was adopted in September 2024. The review was led by the TDi Sustainability team, and Sarah and Jeannette discuss the review methodology, the shortcomings identified by the team and some recommendations for how these could be addressed. Jeannette also examines practical steps that companies can take to ensure that they're complying with the Conflict Minerals Regulation, and looks at how the CMR fits in with oth...
2025-03-1314 min
Suits and Boots | The Sustainable Business PodcastGiving a voice to future generations | Mining Indaba Insights 2025In this episode, TDi's CEO Assheton Carter, talks to two representatives from different parts of the mining industry, who will all be speaking at the 2025 Mining Indaba in Cape Town, on giving a voice to future generations, including specific emphasis on women in mining.The panelists are:Zenzi Awases | President, Association of Women in Mining in AfricaLinda Omara Koledade | Mining and Metals Dealmaker, Start-up Mentor, Founder - IDC, Savant, Mustard SeedThe speakers discuss how the next generation of miners can be better integrated into an evolving mining i...
2025-01-3049 min
Suits and Boots | The Sustainable Business PodcastAdopting Game-Changing Technology | Mining Indaba Insights 2025In this episode, TDi's Responsible Mining Specialist, Elizabeth Arnott, talks to three representatives from different parts of the mining industry, who will all be speaking at the 2025 Mining Indaba in Cape Town, on adopting game-changing technology.The panelists are:Derick Moolman | CEO, Stone ThreeBramley Maetsa | Digital Engagement Lead, SasolProf Glen Nwaila | Associate Professor, University of WitwatersrandThe speakers discuss how to bring digital effectiveness to the forefront of mining in Africa, understanding technology’s role in improving health, safety and sustainability and ensuring that Af...
2025-01-2939 min
Suits and Boots | The Sustainable Business PodcastMaximising on Africa’s critical mineral endowment | Mining Indaba Insights 2025In this episode, TDi's CEO Assheton Stewart Carter talks to three representatives from different parts of the mining industry, who will all be speaking at the 2025 Mining Indaba in Cape Town, on maximising Africa's critical mineral endowment.The panelists are:Gareth Walsh | Director - Climate and Energy Advisory, Tony Blair Institute for Global ChangeDr Theophilus Archeampong | Visiting Fellow, European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR)George Bennett | CEO, Rainbow Rare EarthsThe speakers discuss how African countries can be positioned as a partner of...
2025-01-2843 min
Suits and Boots | The Sustainable Business PodcastDelivering effective net zero and just energy transition strategies | Mining Indaba Insights 2025In this episode, TDi's CEO Assheton Stewart Carter talks to two representatives from different parts of the mining industry, who will all be speaking at the 2025 Mining Indaba in Cape Town, on delivering effective net zero and just energy transition strategies.The panelists are:Nkandu Beltz | Mining Director, Beltz MiningJohn Sloan | Economic Affairs Officer, United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA)The speakers discuss the dual requirements of a just economic transition in Africa and the climate imperative. How can mineral extraction catalyse inclusive economic growth on the...
2025-01-2344 min
Suits and Boots | The Sustainable Business PodcastPrioritising Health and Safety | Mining Indaba Insights 2025In this episode, TDi's CEO Assheton Stewart Carter talks to four representatives from different parts of the mining industry, who will all be speaking at the 2025 Mining Indaba in Cape Town, on prioritising health and safety.The panelists are:Dr Thuthula Balfour, Head – Health and the Lead on Women in Mining, Minerals Council, South AfricaGeorgette Barnes Sakyi-Addo, President, Women in Mining, GhanaPaule France Ndessomin, Regional Secretary, IndustriALL Global UnionPenny Munkawa , Occupational Health and Safety Specialist, International Labour Organisation (ILO)The sp...
2025-01-2255 min
Suits and Boots | The Sustainable Business PodcastIndustrialising Africa | Mining Indaba Insights 2025In this episode, TDi Responsible Mining Specialist, Elizabeth Arnott, talks to three representatives from different parts of the mining industry, who will all be speaking at the 2025 Mining Indaba in Cape Town, on one of the event's key themes: Industrialising Africa. The panelists are:Darias Jonker – Head of Government and International Relations, Americas, Anglo AmericanDr Aditya Ramji – Director, Global South Centre for Clean Transportation – University of California, DavisAna Hajduka – CEO and Founder, Africa GreenCoThe speakers discuss Africa’s infrastructure potential, how to develop st...
2025-01-2143 min
Suits and Boots | The Sustainable Business PodcastFuture-proofing African Mining Communities | Mining Indaba Insights 2025In this episode, TDi's CEO Assheton Stewart Carter talks to three representatives from different parts of the mining industry, who will all be speaking at the 2025 Mining Indaba in Cape Town, on future-proofing African mining communities.The panelists are:Marna Cloete, President and CEO of Ivanhoe Mines Glen Mpufane, Mining Director at IndustriALL Global UnionDavid Sturmes, Co-founder and Director of Partnerships and Innovations at The Impact FacilityThe speakers discuss how to ensure that economic benefits from the current African mining boom reach the communities that neighbour mining projects – an...
2025-01-1747 min
Energy Sector Heroes ~ Careers in Oil & Gas, Sustainability & Renewable EnergyNavigating Sustainability in Energy: Risks, Regulations, and Reputation with Assheton Stuart Carter | Energy Sector HeroesIn this episode of Energy Sector Heroes, I talk with Assheton Stuart Carter, founder and CEO of TDI Sustainability, who has three decades of experience in the extractive and energy industries. We explore the evolution of corporate sustainability, the complexities of new regulations, and managing risk in today's energy markets. This conversation is essential for energy sector professionals aiming to align business strategy with sustainability goals and navigate emerging challenges effectively.Key Takeaways:🔗 Go beyond compliance: New regulations make sustainability a key strategic factor for energy companies. Embracing this approach can strengthen community relationships, enhance reputation, and...
2024-11-2630 min
Suits and Boots | The Sustainable Business PodcastThe EU Deforestation Regulation | What does the delay mean for your business?On 14 November 2024, the EU Parliament approved the EU's proposal to delay the implementation of the EU Deforestation Regulation by one year, as well as a package of amendments to the Regulation.In this episode of Suits and Boots, TDi ESG Analyst, Sunil Abeyasekera looks at what these changes, and the delay mean for businesses across the world. He examines the impact of the delay both on companies that have already prepared for the Regulation, and those that are at an early stage in their readiness. He outlines what needs to be done over the next year to...
2024-11-1420 min
Next in TechTechnology Demand IndicatorThere is continuing positive sentiment among technology buyers, a trend that's continued for a fourth quarter. Sheryl Kingstone and Liam Eagle return to discuss the latest Tech Demand Indicator (TDI) study results with host Eric Hanselman. The numbers have shown strong correlation with aggregate revenue changes for companies in the S&P 500 Information Technology Index. There are a number of interesting trends within the data. Previously eager spending intent for AI technology has cooled slightly, but remains positive. It has slipped to third place behind information technology and cloud infrastructure. Influence on sentiment shifted in some areas, but external...
2024-11-0427 min
Suits and Boots | The Sustainable Business PodcastForced Labour | Hidden Risk or Entirely Predictable Reality?Forced labour is often described as a hidden risk, being almost impossible to find or to predict where it might occur. In this discussion, TDi's Head of Data and Due Diligence, James Hollins and Marketing Manager, Sarah Wilkinson, examine whether in fact there are actually entirely predictable indicators of forced labour in company business models. James explores why it’s often difficult for companies to gain a full view of their supply chains, and highlights some of the techniques that can be employed to go beyond a traditional audit-based approach to expose the situations in which forced lab...
2024-10-2228 min
Suits and Boots | The Sustainable Business PodcastFrom Conflict Minerals to Collective Action | Evaluating the Evolving Sustainability LandscapeIn this episode of TDi Insights In Conversation, TDi Sustainability's Marketing Manager, Sarah Wilkinson, sits down with CEO Assheton Stewart Carter to reflect on, and celebrate, TDi's first decade.When Assheton founded TDi ten years ago, a major focus of the company's work was working with large brands on conflict minerals. The last ten years has seen a rapid evolution of the sustainability landscape, particularly in terms of regulations - sustainability concerns are no longer the domain of the biggest. Responsible sourcing now covers all products, all materials, all countries and all companies. This rapid expansion has...
2024-10-2229 min
Suits and Boots | The Sustainable Business PodcastArtisanal and Small-Scale Mining | A Sector Overlooked and Misunderstood?In the latest episode of TDi Insights In Conversation, TDi CEO and co-founder of The Impact Facility for Sustainable Mining Communities meets new Impact Facility CEO, Lewis Temple.The Impact Facility was founded 6 years ago, and Lewis and Assheton discuss what's been achieved over this period, the changes and challenges the organisation has experienced, and the team's aspirations for the future.
2024-10-2229 min
Behind the Scenes with BryanEpisode 161: A conversation with Assheton CarterAssheton is the CEO of TDi Sustainability. TDi Sustainability is a global consulting firm that enables business to thrive while living in harmony with people and planet. From responsible sourcing, auditing, and impact investments at the heart of the mining industry, to risk management, ESG standards, compliance, management systems and bespoke digital tools… their global team is at the coal face (literally) to help turn ideas into solutions.
2024-08-2932 min
Dig DeepExploring Responsible Sourcing and ESG in the Mining Industry with Assheton CarterIn this episode, we chat to Assheton Carter, CEO of TDi Sustainability, who are a global consultancy that help businesses all over the world to be more sustainable. They use their expertise to build responsible supply chains that work for people, for business and for the planet across many sectors including mining. Assheton is an expert and NED on responsible sourcing, sustainability standards, environmental markets, non-financial risk, and responsible investment. A track record of 30 years, with a focus on the resources sector and international supply chains of mining, metals, luxury jewellery, auto, and electronics. Today, he discusses...
2024-08-2738 min
Innovation&Information, the podcast from Team DefenceA discussion with Dr Jon Hall, Babcock’s Managing Director of Technology and the new Chair of TD-InfoBabcock’s Managing Director of Technology, Jon Hall, is the new Chair of Team Defence Information, (TDI). TDI is responsible for uniting the UK’s defence industry to collaborate, develop and share best practice, support research into innovation and technology, and support the UK Government and MOD.In this first podcast, Jon talks to Phil Williams, Managing Director of TDI, about how Babcock is adapting to working in different ways, the growing importance of technology and sustainability and what industry can do to attract and engage the next generation of engineers to their business.Babcock is a...
2020-08-1022 min