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Anthesis: Wise Women in Waste

Anthesis: Wise Women in Waste

By: Anthesis
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 Join your hosts, Claudia Amos and Debbie Hitchen, as they explore the changing landscape of the waste, resources and circularity sector. Through a series of informal conversations, they will touch upon a range of topics informed by current affairs, trends and global developments, looking at them through the lens of women. Meet their guests as they share their journey, experiences, and insights into innovations, trends, and the role of women in shaping the future of the industry during the decisive decade.© 2023 Anthesis Economics Science
Episodes
  • Wise Women in Waste Episode 8 | Lisa Grice: Evolving behaviours towards ‘Right to Repair’

    Wise Women in Waste Episode 8 | Lisa Grice: Evolving behaviours towards ‘Right to Repair’
    Sep 9 2021

    In the eighth episode of the Wise Women in Waste podcast series, our podcast hosts are joined by Lisa Grice, Executive Director at Anthesis, based in North America. This episode looks at Lisa’s perspective on sustainable product design, with a focus on circularity and new business solutions, based on her impressive career in energy and resource efficiency.
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  • Wise Women in Waste Episode 6 | Emma Hampsey: Exploring Early Careers in the Waste and Resource Industry

    Wise Women in Waste Episode 6 | Emma Hampsey: Exploring Early Careers in the Waste and Resource Industry
    Jul 15 2021

    Joined by Emma Hampsey, Consultant in Anthesis’ Sustainable Production and Consumption team, this episode explores Emma’s early career development at Anthesis, and the work she has been involved with in circular economy.
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