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Unshod with D. Firth GriffithZachary Angelini of Timberland and How Big Brands Can Facilitate Big ChangeIn this episode, Daniel converses with a new friend and fellow collaborator, Zachary Angelini, who was the Environmental Stewardship Manager of Timberland and is a GreenBiz 30 Under 30 awardee. Zach talk about how, if big brands are to truly make a difference in co-creating a more beautiful world, they need to transpose their age-old systems of competition into visions of collaboration. Follow along with Season 1, On Being Wild Like Flowers by picking up a copy of the book! Go to www.robiniainstitute.com and use the coupon code "denusion" to get 50% off your order and get free shipping! Th...2022-11-1451 min
Neonyt – Podcast for Fashion, Sustainability & InnovationSDGs X Fashion — The UN’s Fashion Industry Charter for Climate ActionThe Sustainable Development Goals are the big umbrella for initiatives and brands, governments and society to team up: What is on the charter and how is the United Nations engaging companies to sign up? How initiatives and companies can act in competitive collaborations within the SDGs and what solutions they already offer today can be heard in the latest podcast episode:
Guests:
_ Kaira Shetty, Conscious Fashion Campaign
_ Ludovic Quinault, SKFK
_ Zachary Angelini, Timberland
_ Harold Weghorst, Lenzing
Moderated by Geraldine de Bastion
The discussion was recorded...2020-04-0946 min
Conscious ChatterTHREAD, TIMBERLAND + RECYCLING WASTE SYSTEMSIn episode 62, Kestrel welcomes guests Ian Rosenberger, the founder and CEO of Thread, and Zachary Angelini, the Environmental Stewardship Manager at Timberland. Ian and Zack share some of the stories behind the Thread x Timberland collaboration, which is made of Thread’s Ground to Good™ fabric, harvested from plastic bottles littering the streets and landfills of Haiti. Kestrel also asks Zack to share his mindset on Timberland's approach to sustainability, especially considering the company's high-reaching goals for 2020, including wanting to have 100% organic, US-origin or better cotton, as well as 100% recycled, organic or renewable materials in their shoes. 2017-05-1731 min