👋 Welcome to @ResponsibleEdge — the podcast that explores what it really takes to grow ethically, lead responsibly, and communicate with transparency. 🎙 Join host Charlie Martin as he sits down with senior professionals and industry leaders to unpack the headlines and hard

Rethinking reporting in the age of AI. If reporting is meant to build trust, we need to keep its purpose clear: facts from people, not machines. Smart thoughts from Claire Bodanis: https://t.co/oTmTKiZhE0 #TransparencyMatters #TrustedCommunication

While the West argued over climate targets, China quietly built the world’s biggest clean energy system. In this episode, @gib_hedstrom, author and founder of ESG Navigator, explains how China’s rapid move into solar, wind and electric vehicles is changing global leadership. He

What does it take to build real change inside a company built on oil and gas? In this episode, Emma Scott, Vice President of Sustainability at @Kent_Energy, shares what it’s really like to create a sustainability strategy from scratch in a high-carbon industry. When she joined,

Calling all Manchester and North West sustainability and comms contacts 👋 Our founder, Charlie, will be speaking next week at "From retrofit to reputation" — a free breakfast session at @sister_mcr, Renold Building on Tuesday 14 October, 8:30–10am. We’ll explore how the

These days, it takes real courage to open up your communications to scrutiny. And even more to prove you’re doing it right. These organisations have done just that. They’re the first to be fully certified under @theagcharter: 👏 Hattrick | B Corp™ certified 👏 @BacktoEarthLTD

How do you make the best rum in the world without harming the planet? That’s the challenge @WakehamRJ and @WakehamGemma set for themselves when they founded @2driftersdevon, the world’s first carbon-negative rum distillery. From day one, their goal was simple: make great rum

What a day in London. It started with @GlobalERM's session on how to effectively communicate sustainability. Thank you Iona Chadwick for pulling it together and Emily Luscombe for hosting so thoughtfully. The panel was excellent and brought an interesting mix of perspectives

The biggest challenge in construction is not just heating systems or solar panels. As @saulhumphrey, Senior Vice President at @theCIOB, explains in this new episode, the real issue is the carbon hidden in the materials we use. Cement. Steel. The energy needed to produce them.

Too many businesses still think strong sustainability performance excuses sloppy communication. It doesn’t. You can be at the cutting edge of climate action and still mislead if your claims overreach. You can be behind on targets and still build trust by being open about limits.

What advice would you give your 14-year-old self? In this new episode, @MarkGoyder, founder of @Tomorrows_co, talks about purpose, failure and the future of business. He also shares why he tells young people to look beyond the “factory version” of education and reconnect with

We had the pleasure of meeting @SallyF3 of @UniofExeter yesterday. We talked climate storytelling and she gave me her two books, We Are the Possible and We Are the Ocean. Supported by @metoffice, @ngBritish, @ahrcpress and others. They’re full of hope, and reminded me how

Our founder, Charlie, will be speaking at @BeMarketingKind on 1 October — exploring how brands can build trust in their sustainability communications and why it matters now more than ever. 👉 Find out more and join the conversation here: https://t.co/Ctyjkw6sHm Thanks to

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🌍 Who holds the real power to accelerate sustainable fashion? Consumers, brands, or regulators? In this clip, Simon Whitmarsh-Knight, Global Marketing and Sustainability Director at Hyosung Corporation, explains why change won’t come from one place alone. Every link in the

Have you ever realised the work you’re good at isn’t the work that fulfils you? Our founder, Charlie Martin, spent almost a decade in agency life, working with great people and telling some great stories. But over time, as many communications professionals discover, he realised

We all say we care about the planet. But how many of us actually change what’s on our plate? When we spoke with Gina Camfield, Head of ESG at @Aramark UK, she shared how they’re closing that gap with carbon labeling. Every recipe their chefs create now gets an instant carbon

On the latest episode of @ResponsibleEdge, we asked Rebecca Ward of @radleyyeldar what excites, and frustrates, her about how businesses approach diversity and inclusion. The problem? Conversations often get stuck in polarisation: celebrated uncritically or rejected outright.

The question we get asked most often by prospective signatories is about how @theagcharter came to be. People seem interested in what inspired us and the first steps we took. It's a story we haven't fully shared - until now. So, we’ve put it all down in an article that takes

Being honest isn’t just good business ethics - it’s good strategy. On @ResponsibleEdge, @saltylast shared how @Unilever’s Lifebuoy programme only worked because the company was upfront: handwashing campaigns weren’t just philanthropy, they also drove soap sales. “If you say

What if “luxury” wasn’t about endless novelty, but about making something people actually want to keep? That was the challenge Justine Rouch set herself with La Pochette - turning a sweaty gym bag problem into a brand built on durability, repairability, and small-batch