The team at NZBusiness has announced Season 2 of its podcast, ‘Sustainably Ever After’. Launching today, this season welcomes the Milford Foundation as its new sponsor, underscoring a shared commitment to sustainability and community empowerment.
Hosted by 14-year-old sustainability advocate and social entrepreneur Lilah McDonald, ‘Sustainably Ever After’ delves into the dynamic intersection of sustainability and entrepreneurship within New Zealand’s SME sector. The podcast features in-depth conversations with influential figures who are pioneering sustainable business practices.
The first episode of Season 2 features Greig Brebner, Founder of BLUNT, renowned for its umbrellas.
The Milford Foundation, dedicated to supporting education, youth and the environment to build a better tomorrow for all New Zealanders, aligns well with the podcast’s mission.
Amazing people, amazing stories
David Nothling-Demmer, Editor of NZBusiness, expressed his enthusiasm about the partnership.
“We are excited to collaborate with the Milford Foundation for Season 2 of ‘Sustainably Ever After’. Their dedication to creating opportunities for future generations resonates with our goal to empower SMEs to embrace sustainability.”
McDonald is excited to continue exploring the world of sustainability and entrepreneurship, sharing the stories of amazing people who are making a positive impact.
“With the Milford Foundation’s support, we can inspire even more businesses to begin their journey towards a sustainable future.”
Milford Foundation Chief Executive Bryce Marsden says his organisation is proud to be actively supporting this podcast season.
“Our Foundation is committed to transformational change, and ‘Sustainably Ever After’ shares that passion. We champion sustainability which will help create a stronger future for our country. Lilah, an inspirational go-getter, continues to highlight entrepreneurs leading the way in sustainable business practice.”
New episodes will be released bi-weekly and listeners can subscribe and access episodes through NZBusiness magazine’s podcast page or their preferred streaming platforms.
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