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]]> Lewis Perkins Buzzsprout-14538318 Tue, 20 Feb 2024 10:00:00 -0500 3191 3 8 full false CSP Platform CSP Platform Guest: Dan Xavier, Aii Product Manager

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]]> Lewis Perkins Buzzsprout-14368242 Wed, 24 Jan 2024 09:00:00 -0500 2168 3 7 full false PWC PWC Guests:

  • Arindam Saha, Director, Advisory, PwC
  • Phil Patterson, Climate Solutions Portfolio Advisory Council member
  • Pauline Op de Beeck, Environmental Portfolio Lead, Aii


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  • Arindam Saha, Director, Advisory, PwC
  • Phil Patterson, Climate Solutions Portfolio Advisory Council member
  • Pauline Op de Beeck, Environmental Portfolio Lead, Aii


]]> Lewis Perkins Buzzsprout-14128716 Tue, 12 Dec 2023 00:00:00 -0500 2939 3 6 full false PxD PxD Guests:

  • Owen Barder, CEO, PxD
  • Beth Jensen, Climate Solutions Portfolio Advisory Council member
  • Pauline Op de Beeck, Environmental Portfolio Lead, Aii


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  • Owen Barder, CEO, PxD
  • Beth Jensen, Climate Solutions Portfolio Advisory Council member
  • Pauline Op de Beeck, Environmental Portfolio Lead, Aii


]]> Lewis Perkins Buzzsprout-14040592 Tue, 28 Nov 2023 00:00:00 -0500 2644 3 5 full false GIZ GIZ Guests:

  • Steffen Müller, Head of Team, GIZ
  • Mallory McConnell, Climate Solutions Portfolio Advisory Council member
  • Pauline Op de Beeck, Environmental Portfolio Lead, Aii


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  • Steffen Müller, Head of Team, GIZ
  • Mallory McConnell, Climate Solutions Portfolio Advisory Council member
  • Pauline Op de Beeck, Environmental Portfolio Lead, Aii


]]> Lewis Perkins Buzzsprout-13963308 Tue, 14 Nov 2023 00:00:00 -0500 2171 3 4 full false BluWin BluWin Guests:

  • Dr. Siva Pariti, Senior Technical Marketing Officer, BluWin
  • Pauline Op de Beeck, Environmental Portfolio Lead, Aii


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  • Dr. Siva Pariti, Senior Technical Marketing Officer, BluWin
  • Pauline Op de Beeck, Environmental Portfolio Lead, Aii


]]> Lewis Perkins Buzzsprout-13921349 Tue, 07 Nov 2023 09:00:00 -0500 2115 3 3 full false Made2Flow Made2Flow Guests:

  • Atnyel Guedj, Chief Product Officer, Made2Flow
  • Pauline Op de Beeck, Environmental Portfolio Lead, Aii
  • Mallory McConnell, Climate Solutions Portfolio Advisory Council member


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  • Atnyel Guedj, Chief Product Officer, Made2Flow
  • Pauline Op de Beeck, Environmental Portfolio Lead, Aii
  • Mallory McConnell, Climate Solutions Portfolio Advisory Council member


]]> Lewis Perkins Buzzsprout-13881135 Tue, 31 Oct 2023 11:00:00 -0400 2459 3 2 full false Lewis and Friends - Climate Solutions Portfolio Lewis and Friends - Climate Solutions Portfolio Lewis and Friends discuss the Climate Solutions Portfolio grantees and their projects.  Guests: 

  • Linda Greer, Aii's Climate Solutions Portfolio Advisory Council member
  • Kurt Kipka, Aii's chief impact officer
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  • Linda Greer, Aii's Climate Solutions Portfolio Advisory Council member
  • Kurt Kipka, Aii's chief impact officer
]]> Lewis Perkins Buzzsprout-13836219 Tue, 24 Oct 2023 10:00:00 -0400 2573 3 1 full false Lewis & Friends Fashion Climate Conversations - Beth Jensen, Director Climate Strategy - The Textile Exchange Lewis & Friends Fashion Climate Conversations - Beth Jensen, Director Climate Strategy - The Textile Exchange Lewis Perkins Buzzsprout-10915521 Wed, 06 Jul 2022 14:00:00 -0400 1638 full false Lewis & Friends Fashion Climate Conversations - Michael Sadwoski Lewis & Friends Fashion Climate Conversations - Michael Sadwoski Lewis Perkins Buzzsprout-10915334 Wed, 06 Jul 2022 12:00:00 -0400 2118 full false Lewis & Friends Fashion Climate Conversations - Melissa Fiefield, Bank of the West Lewis & Friends Fashion Climate Conversations - Melissa Fiefield, Bank of the West Lewis Perkins Buzzsprout-10831278 Tue, 21 Jun 2022 14:00:00 -0400 1957 full false LaRhea Pepper (Textile Exchange) on Lewis & Friends LaRhea Pepper (Textile Exchange) on Lewis & Friends La Rhea Pepper is the Chief Executive Officer and co-founder of the global non-profit Textile Exchange and a life-long advocate for more sustainable practices in the apparel and textile industry.  For more than 18 years, Textile Exchange has been at the forefront of driving meaningful change towards preferred, organic and regenerative fibers. After spearheading the successful growth of the organic cotton market, Textile Exchange (formerly Organic Exchange) has expanded the chain of custody standards beyond Organic Fibers, to include recycled rPET, as well as Responsible Down, Responsible Wool and Mohair.  

A 5th generation farmer and the co-founder of two successful organic cotton businesses, La Rhea’s unique perspective helps her lead Textile Exchange along with its pioneering Members to create preferred fiber and material strategies, strengthen integrity in the market place through the adoption of standards and promote deeper engagement within the supply network.

Prior to Textile Exchange, La Rhea and her late husband, Terry, were founding members of the Texas Organic Cotton Marketing Cooperative (TOCMC) in 1993.  Today, TOCMC is the largest organic cotton cooperative in the United States. Together, they built and demonstrated a sustainable business model for farmers creating strategic partnerships with various manufacturers and “value-added” programs including Cotton Plus (organic fabric) and Organic Essentials (organic personal care products). 

In 1995, La Rhea served on the Administrative Council for Southern Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (SARE) and two years later was elected to the Organic Trade Association’s Fiber Council Steering Committee. She joined the Organic Trade Association’s Board of Directors in 1998 where she supported the creation of organic fiber processing standards and chain of custody for the industry. Continuing to serve and support advocacy for family farms in the US, she more recently served as chair for RAFI – the Rural Advancement Foundation International from 2015-2018.  La Rhea is currently serving on the board of Directors for CottonConnect and the Regenerative Organic Alliance.

Ms. Pepper holds a Bachelor of Science in Education from Abilene Christian University and a Master’s of Science in Organizational Leadership from Lubbock Christian University. 

www.TextileExchange.org

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About Apparel Impact Institute (Aii)
Aii identifies, funds, scales and measures proven quality solutions to accelerate positive impact in the fashion industry. At Aii, we look for scalable solutions and best practices that can be applied to the entire value chain. By improving upon the environmental footprint of the current industrial model we (know/recognize) the key to unlocking the future will involve new innovations of materials, manufacturing and business models. Learn more: 
Website:  http://www.apparelimpact.org
Instagram +Twitter: @apparelimpactinstitute

]]> La Rhea Pepper is the Chief Executive Officer and co-founder of the global non-profit Textile Exchange and a life-long advocate for more sustainable practices in the apparel and textile industry.  For more than 18 years, Textile Exchange has been at the forefront of driving meaningful change towards preferred, organic and regenerative fibers. After spearheading the successful growth of the organic cotton market, Textile Exchange (formerly Organic Exchange) has expanded the chain of custody standards beyond Organic Fibers, to include recycled rPET, as well as Responsible Down, Responsible Wool and Mohair.  

A 5th generation farmer and the co-founder of two successful organic cotton businesses, La Rhea’s unique perspective helps her lead Textile Exchange along with its pioneering Members to create preferred fiber and material strategies, strengthen integrity in the market place through the adoption of standards and promote deeper engagement within the supply network.

Prior to Textile Exchange, La Rhea and her late husband, Terry, were founding members of the Texas Organic Cotton Marketing Cooperative (TOCMC) in 1993.  Today, TOCMC is the largest organic cotton cooperative in the United States. Together, they built and demonstrated a sustainable business model for farmers creating strategic partnerships with various manufacturers and “value-added” programs including Cotton Plus (organic fabric) and Organic Essentials (organic personal care products). 

In 1995, La Rhea served on the Administrative Council for Southern Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (SARE) and two years later was elected to the Organic Trade Association’s Fiber Council Steering Committee. She joined the Organic Trade Association’s Board of Directors in 1998 where she supported the creation of organic fiber processing standards and chain of custody for the industry. Continuing to serve and support advocacy for family farms in the US, she more recently served as chair for RAFI – the Rural Advancement Foundation International from 2015-2018.  La Rhea is currently serving on the board of Directors for CottonConnect and the Regenerative Organic Alliance.

Ms. Pepper holds a Bachelor of Science in Education from Abilene Christian University and a Master’s of Science in Organizational Leadership from Lubbock Christian University. 

www.TextileExchange.org

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About Apparel Impact Institute (Aii)
Aii identifies, funds, scales and measures proven quality solutions to accelerate positive impact in the fashion industry. At Aii, we look for scalable solutions and best practices that can be applied to the entire value chain. By improving upon the environmental footprint of the current industrial model we (know/recognize) the key to unlocking the future will involve new innovations of materials, manufacturing and business models. Learn more: 
Website:  http://www.apparelimpact.org
Instagram +Twitter: @apparelimpactinstitute

]]> Buzzsprout-8999804 Mon, 09 Aug 2021 13:00:00 -0400 2092 1 16 full false Amina Razvi (Sustainable Apparel Coalition) on Lewis & Friends Amina Razvi (Sustainable Apparel Coalition) on Lewis & Friends Amina Razvi is the Executive Director of the Sustainable Apparel Coalition (SAC). Under Amina’s leadership, the SAC’s 250+ members develop the Higg Index, a suite of tools that measure environmental and social impacts in the apparel, footwear, and textile industry. Previously, Amina was the Vice President of Membership at the SAC. Prior to joining the SAC, Amina led environmental initiatives on Gap Inc.’s global sustainability team. She has a Master of Architecture degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 
SAC Website: https://apparelcoalition.org/

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About Apparel Impact Institute (Aii)
Aii identifies, funds, scales and measures proven quality solutions to accelerate positive impact in the fashion industry. At Aii, we look for scalable solutions and best practices that can be applied to the entire value chain. By improving upon the environmental footprint of the current industrial model we (know/recognize) the key to unlocking the future will involve new innovations of materials, manufacturing and business models. Learn more: 
Website:  http://www.apparelimpact.org
Instagram +Twitter: @apparelimpactinstitute

]]> Amina Razvi is the Executive Director of the Sustainable Apparel Coalition (SAC). Under Amina’s leadership, the SAC’s 250+ members develop the Higg Index, a suite of tools that measure environmental and social impacts in the apparel, footwear, and textile industry. Previously, Amina was the Vice President of Membership at the SAC. Prior to joining the SAC, Amina led environmental initiatives on Gap Inc.’s global sustainability team. She has a Master of Architecture degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 
SAC Website: https://apparelcoalition.org/

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About Apparel Impact Institute (Aii)
Aii identifies, funds, scales and measures proven quality solutions to accelerate positive impact in the fashion industry. At Aii, we look for scalable solutions and best practices that can be applied to the entire value chain. By improving upon the environmental footprint of the current industrial model we (know/recognize) the key to unlocking the future will involve new innovations of materials, manufacturing and business models. Learn more: 
Website:  http://www.apparelimpact.org
Instagram +Twitter: @apparelimpactinstitute

]]> Lewis Perkins Buzzsprout-8999668 Mon, 09 Aug 2021 12:00:00 -0400 2084 1 15 full false Marci Zaroff on Lewis & Friends Marci Zaroff on Lewis & Friends Marci has been instrumental in driving authenticity, environmental leadership & social justice worldwide for nearly three decades. With a degree from the Haas Business School at UC Berkeley, Marci co-founded a thriving health & environmental educational center in 1990 with an organic café, AVEDA concept salon, and national magazine. Now known as The Institute for Integrative Nutrition, it is the largest professional health coach certification program in the world.

ECOFASHION
Marci coined the term “ECOfashion” in 1995 and pioneered the fusion of ecology and fashion. Her vision: to style the world of change, while changing the world of style. Today, this movement is at a tipping point.

Marci keynotes, speaks and consults internationally on sustainable fashion, organic & regenerative agriculture, strategic vision, social innovation and green business/design. She was a key driver in developing the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS), as well as the world’s first Fair Trade Textile Certification with Fair Trade USA. She has spearheaded and launched first time organic/sustainable fashion initiatives in top retailers — such as Whole Foods Market, Macy’s, Target, Bed Bath & Beyond and AVEDA.

Marci’s achievements have been recognized throughout her career. She is both a Royal Society of the Arts (RSA) Fellow and a Henry Crown Fellow of the Aspen Institute. Marci has been honored by Retail TouchPoint’s “Retail Innovator Award”, ABC News’ “Legends and Legacies”, New York Moves’ “Power Woman Award”, Fashion Group International’s “Rising Star Award” and ELLE Magazine’s “Mercury Style Award” to name a few. She is also featured in the book: “ECO AMAZONS: 20 Women Who Are Transforming the World.”

Marci is an officer on the Board of Directors of both the Organic Trade Association and the Textile Exchange as well as Fashion Revolution USA. She serves on the Advisory Boards of the Cradle to Cradle Innovation Institute’s “Fashion Positive”, Turning Green, Fair Trade USA and others. Marci’s first book—ECOrenaissance: Co-creating a Stylish, Sexy & Sustainable World—was published by Simon & Schuster in August 2018.

An artist, yoga enthusiast, and mother of two “green” Millennials, Marci lives in New York City with her #greenmoregirls daughter Jade and ecopreneur husband & twin flame soulmate, Eric Schnell.

https://marcizaroff.com/

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About Apparel Impact Institute (Aii)
Aii identifies, funds, scales and measures proven quality solutions to accelerate positive impact in the fashion industry. At Aii, we look for scalable solutions and best practices that can be applied to the entire value chain. By improving upon the environmental footprint of the current industrial model we (know/recognize) the key to unlocking the future will involve new innovations of materials, manufacturing and business models. Learn more: 
Website:  http://www.apparelimpact.org
Instagram +Twitter: @apparelimpactinstitute

]]> Marci has been instrumental in driving authenticity, environmental leadership & social justice worldwide for nearly three decades. With a degree from the Haas Business School at UC Berkeley, Marci co-founded a thriving health & environmental educational center in 1990 with an organic café, AVEDA concept salon, and national magazine. Now known as The Institute for Integrative Nutrition, it is the largest professional health coach certification program in the world.

ECOFASHION
Marci coined the term “ECOfashion” in 1995 and pioneered the fusion of ecology and fashion. Her vision: to style the world of change, while changing the world of style. Today, this movement is at a tipping point.

Marci keynotes, speaks and consults internationally on sustainable fashion, organic & regenerative agriculture, strategic vision, social innovation and green business/design. She was a key driver in developing the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS), as well as the world’s first Fair Trade Textile Certification with Fair Trade USA. She has spearheaded and launched first time organic/sustainable fashion initiatives in top retailers — such as Whole Foods Market, Macy’s, Target, Bed Bath & Beyond and AVEDA.

Marci’s achievements have been recognized throughout her career. She is both a Royal Society of the Arts (RSA) Fellow and a Henry Crown Fellow of the Aspen Institute. Marci has been honored by Retail TouchPoint’s “Retail Innovator Award”, ABC News’ “Legends and Legacies”, New York Moves’ “Power Woman Award”, Fashion Group International’s “Rising Star Award” and ELLE Magazine’s “Mercury Style Award” to name a few. She is also featured in the book: “ECO AMAZONS: 20 Women Who Are Transforming the World.”

Marci is an officer on the Board of Directors of both the Organic Trade Association and the Textile Exchange as well as Fashion Revolution USA. She serves on the Advisory Boards of the Cradle to Cradle Innovation Institute’s “Fashion Positive”, Turning Green, Fair Trade USA and others. Marci’s first book—ECOrenaissance: Co-creating a Stylish, Sexy & Sustainable World—was published by Simon & Schuster in August 2018.

An artist, yoga enthusiast, and mother of two “green” Millennials, Marci lives in New York City with her #greenmoregirls daughter Jade and ecopreneur husband & twin flame soulmate, Eric Schnell.

https://marcizaroff.com/

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About Apparel Impact Institute (Aii)
Aii identifies, funds, scales and measures proven quality solutions to accelerate positive impact in the fashion industry. At Aii, we look for scalable solutions and best practices that can be applied to the entire value chain. By improving upon the environmental footprint of the current industrial model we (know/recognize) the key to unlocking the future will involve new innovations of materials, manufacturing and business models. Learn more: 
Website:  http://www.apparelimpact.org
Instagram +Twitter: @apparelimpactinstitute

]]> Lewis Perkins Buzzsprout-8998574 Mon, 09 Aug 2021 10:00:00 -0400 2258 1 14 full false Burak Cakmak, CEO of the Fashion Commission, Saudi Arabia Burak Cakmak, CEO of the Fashion Commission, Saudi Arabia Burak Cakmak is a strategic catalyst with extensive experience in corporate, academic and non-profit organizations building innovation driven sustainable solutions.

He is the co-founder of Thean.co, a strategic fashion consultancy and The Digital Fashion Group, a European collaboration between fashion and technology.

Most recently he served 5 years as the Dean of Fashion at Parsons School of Design where he led the implementation of a new innovative curriculum for fashion design and business programs. During his tenure, he leveraged his expertise in sustainable design to emphasize socially conscious and transformational design to formulate the educational approach and training of the next generation of creators. His experience includes directional roles at corporate and non-profit institutions including Swarovski Group, Gap Inc and Kering’s luxury brands. Under his leadership, he oversaw implementation of best-practice industry standards across all business functions, including raw material sourcing, supply chain management, manufacturing, and retail operations.

He sits on the board of ‘Nest’, a non-profit organization building a new handworker economy, and is on the expert panels for innovation focused initiatives the Global Change Award, Kering’s K-Generation Award and LVMH Prize.

He has been invited to speak at a number of prominent, globally recognized conferences including the Copenhagen Fashion Summit, WebSummit and Fashion Asia Hong Kong. He has served on expert juries including the CFDA + Lexus Fashion* Initiative, and Open Style Lab and has lectured as a visiting professor at SKEMA Business School in France and China.

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About Apparel Impact Institute (Aii)
Aii identifies, funds, scales and measures proven quality solutions to accelerate positive impact in the fashion industry. At Aii, we look for scalable solutions and best practices that can be applied to the entire value chain. By improving upon the environmental footprint of the current industrial model we (know/recognize) the key to unlocking the future will involve new innovations of materials, manufacturing and business models. Learn more:
Website:  http://www.apparelimpact.org​
Instagram +Twitter: @apparelimpactinstitute

]]> Burak Cakmak is a strategic catalyst with extensive experience in corporate, academic and non-profit organizations building innovation driven sustainable solutions.

He is the co-founder of Thean.co, a strategic fashion consultancy and The Digital Fashion Group, a European collaboration between fashion and technology.

Most recently he served 5 years as the Dean of Fashion at Parsons School of Design where he led the implementation of a new innovative curriculum for fashion design and business programs. During his tenure, he leveraged his expertise in sustainable design to emphasize socially conscious and transformational design to formulate the educational approach and training of the next generation of creators. His experience includes directional roles at corporate and non-profit institutions including Swarovski Group, Gap Inc and Kering’s luxury brands. Under his leadership, he oversaw implementation of best-practice industry standards across all business functions, including raw material sourcing, supply chain management, manufacturing, and retail operations.

He sits on the board of ‘Nest’, a non-profit organization building a new handworker economy, and is on the expert panels for innovation focused initiatives the Global Change Award, Kering’s K-Generation Award and LVMH Prize.

He has been invited to speak at a number of prominent, globally recognized conferences including the Copenhagen Fashion Summit, WebSummit and Fashion Asia Hong Kong. He has served on expert juries including the CFDA + Lexus Fashion* Initiative, and Open Style Lab and has lectured as a visiting professor at SKEMA Business School in France and China.

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About Apparel Impact Institute (Aii)
Aii identifies, funds, scales and measures proven quality solutions to accelerate positive impact in the fashion industry. At Aii, we look for scalable solutions and best practices that can be applied to the entire value chain. By improving upon the environmental footprint of the current industrial model we (know/recognize) the key to unlocking the future will involve new innovations of materials, manufacturing and business models. Learn more:
Website:  http://www.apparelimpact.org​
Instagram +Twitter: @apparelimpactinstitute

]]> Lewis Perkins Buzzsprout-8749033 Wed, 23 Jun 2021 00:00:00 -0400 1818 1 13 full false Kurt Kipka, Vice President of Programs, Apparel Impact Institute Kurt Kipka, Vice President of Programs, Apparel Impact Institute KURT KIPKA, VICE PRESIDENT at APPAREL IMPACT INSTITUTE
As Vice President of Apparel Impact Institute, Kurt manages the growth and longevity of global programs including Clean by Design – a proven platform for improving the resource efficiency of textile mills in collaboration with multinational brands. Prior to joining Aii, he spent three years at the environmental non-profit, Natural Resources Defense Council, where he focused on developing platforms and tools to measure and improve environmental performance of leading brands and retailers. Kurt also spent 10 years in retail sourcing and has served as chair and active member of several retail industry councils and steering teams.

Kurt earned a BA in International Business from St. John’s University and an MBA from the University of Minnesota – Carlson School of Business.

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About Apparel Impact Institute (Aii)
Aii identifies, funds, scales and measures proven quality solutions to accelerate positive impact in the fashion industry. At Aii, we look for scalable solutions and best practices that can be applied to the entire value chain. By improving upon the environmental footprint of the current industrial model we (know/recognize) the key to unlocking the future will involve new innovations of materials, manufacturing and business models. Learn more:
Website:  http://www.apparelimpact.org
Instagram +Twitter: @apparelimpactinstitute

]]> KURT KIPKA, VICE PRESIDENT at APPAREL IMPACT INSTITUTE
As Vice President of Apparel Impact Institute, Kurt manages the growth and longevity of global programs including Clean by Design – a proven platform for improving the resource efficiency of textile mills in collaboration with multinational brands. Prior to joining Aii, he spent three years at the environmental non-profit, Natural Resources Defense Council, where he focused on developing platforms and tools to measure and improve environmental performance of leading brands and retailers. Kurt also spent 10 years in retail sourcing and has served as chair and active member of several retail industry councils and steering teams.

Kurt earned a BA in International Business from St. John’s University and an MBA from the University of Minnesota – Carlson School of Business.

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About Apparel Impact Institute (Aii)
Aii identifies, funds, scales and measures proven quality solutions to accelerate positive impact in the fashion industry. At Aii, we look for scalable solutions and best practices that can be applied to the entire value chain. By improving upon the environmental footprint of the current industrial model we (know/recognize) the key to unlocking the future will involve new innovations of materials, manufacturing and business models. Learn more:
Website:  http://www.apparelimpact.org
Instagram +Twitter: @apparelimpactinstitute

]]> Lewis Perkins Buzzsprout-8749003 Tue, 22 Jun 2021 23:00:00 -0400 2102 1 12 full false Lewis Live, Earth Day 2021 Special Podcast Lewis Live, Earth Day 2021 Special Podcast On Earth Day, Aii President, Lewis Perkins, talks about where we are in the sustainable fashion movement, how consumer/ citizens can better address their closet and make "green" choices, and what's coming next....   Join us. 

About Apparel Impact Institute (Aii)
Aii identifies, funds, scales and measures proven quality solutions to accelerate positive impact in the fashion industry. At Aii, we look for scalable solutions and best practices that can be applied to the entire value chain. By improving upon the environmental footprint of the current industrial model we (know/recognize) the key to unlocking the future will involve new innovations of materials, manufacturing and business models. 
Learn more: www.apparelimpact.org
Follow up on social:  @apparelimpactinstitute

]]> On Earth Day, Aii President, Lewis Perkins, talks about where we are in the sustainable fashion movement, how consumer/ citizens can better address their closet and make "green" choices, and what's coming next....   Join us. 

About Apparel Impact Institute (Aii)
Aii identifies, funds, scales and measures proven quality solutions to accelerate positive impact in the fashion industry. At Aii, we look for scalable solutions and best practices that can be applied to the entire value chain. By improving upon the environmental footprint of the current industrial model we (know/recognize) the key to unlocking the future will involve new innovations of materials, manufacturing and business models. 
Learn more: www.apparelimpact.org
Follow up on social:  @apparelimpactinstitute

]]> Lewis Perkins Buzzsprout-8748590 Tue, 22 Jun 2021 23:00:00 -0400 1057 1 11 full false Jasmin Malik Chua, Sourcing Journal Jasmin Malik Chua, Sourcing Journal Jasmin Malik Chua is the sourcing and labor editor at Sourcing Journal, where she writes about the apparel and footwear industry through the lens of sustainability and human rights. Her work has appeared in the New York Times, Vogue Business, the Business of Fashion, Vox, The Daily Beast, Nylon and InStyle, among others.

https://jasminchua.com/
Instagram+Twitter: @jasminchua

]]> Jasmin Malik Chua is the sourcing and labor editor at Sourcing Journal, where she writes about the apparel and footwear industry through the lens of sustainability and human rights. Her work has appeared in the New York Times, Vogue Business, the Business of Fashion, Vox, The Daily Beast, Nylon and InStyle, among others.

https://jasminchua.com/
Instagram+Twitter: @jasminchua

]]> Lewis Perkins Buzzsprout-8748348 Tue, 22 Jun 2021 22:00:00 -0400 1905 1 10 full false Bandana Tewari, Lifestyle Journalist and Sustainability Activist. Bandana Tewari, Lifestyle Journalist and Sustainability Activist. Bandana Tewari is a lifestyle journalist and sustainability activist. 

She writes for The Business of Fashion extensively on a variety of topics from indigenous ‘made-by-hand’ economies of India and Indonesia, to transgender and LGBTQ representation in fashion. For Paro Good Earth, her writing focusses on ancient Indian wisdom—Vedanta. 

She is a Special Advisor to Copenhagen Fashion Summit and sits on several advisory boards—NEST (NYC), Redress (Hong Kong), Global Fashion Agenda (Stockholm), South Asian Fashion Show (NYC) amongst others.

Bandana is a TEDx speaker. She travels the world speaking in conferences about mindfulness in the luxury business, with a special focus on Gandhi & Fashion—a speech that focuses on sartorial integrity. Her speaker assignments have taken her to countries as varied as Berlin, Sydney, Kolkata and Jakarta amongst others.

As Vogue India’s Editor-at-Large for 13 years, Bandana was responsible for planning, visualizing and ideating fashion features for the ultimate style bible. Her ringside view of the rapidly evolving industry coupled with her signature ability to take the long view in every commentary has made her one of India’s foremost authorities on fashion and lifestyle.  

Bandana’s pieces have also appeared in well-regarded publications such as The New York Times, Vogue Arabia, Harper’s Bazaar India, US Vogue, UK Vogue, Wallpaper*, and Tank, in addition to several leading Indian journals such as Platform, Hindustan Times and The Hindu. She has scripted and hosted 50 episodes of ‘Simply Style” the first fashion series in Indian television, as well as the first series of fashion webisodes online.

Instagram+Twitter: @behavebandana

]]> Bandana Tewari is a lifestyle journalist and sustainability activist. 

She writes for The Business of Fashion extensively on a variety of topics from indigenous ‘made-by-hand’ economies of India and Indonesia, to transgender and LGBTQ representation in fashion. For Paro Good Earth, her writing focusses on ancient Indian wisdom—Vedanta. 

She is a Special Advisor to Copenhagen Fashion Summit and sits on several advisory boards—NEST (NYC), Redress (Hong Kong), Global Fashion Agenda (Stockholm), South Asian Fashion Show (NYC) amongst others.

Bandana is a TEDx speaker. She travels the world speaking in conferences about mindfulness in the luxury business, with a special focus on Gandhi & Fashion—a speech that focuses on sartorial integrity. Her speaker assignments have taken her to countries as varied as Berlin, Sydney, Kolkata and Jakarta amongst others.

As Vogue India’s Editor-at-Large for 13 years, Bandana was responsible for planning, visualizing and ideating fashion features for the ultimate style bible. Her ringside view of the rapidly evolving industry coupled with her signature ability to take the long view in every commentary has made her one of India’s foremost authorities on fashion and lifestyle.  

Bandana’s pieces have also appeared in well-regarded publications such as The New York Times, Vogue Arabia, Harper’s Bazaar India, US Vogue, UK Vogue, Wallpaper*, and Tank, in addition to several leading Indian journals such as Platform, Hindustan Times and The Hindu. She has scripted and hosted 50 episodes of ‘Simply Style” the first fashion series in Indian television, as well as the first series of fashion webisodes online.

Instagram+Twitter: @behavebandana

]]> Lewis Perkins Buzzsprout-8614528 Sun, 30 May 2021 17:00:00 -0400 1909 1 9 full true Kali Hough, Activist and Student Leader for FashionX, Stanford University Kali Hough, Activist and Student Leader for FashionX, Stanford University Meet Kali Hough.   Activist and Student Leader for FashionX.
A Brooklynite and Stanford student, Kali Hough currently leads the student group, FashionX, a collective of young people thinking, discussing and writing about some of fashion's most pressing questions. While her own research focuses on sustainability and waste management within the industry, she aims to encourage more POC youth into fashion as they challenge issues of diversity, labor and technology.
Learn more about FashionX: https://www.stanfordfashionx.com/

]]> Meet Kali Hough.   Activist and Student Leader for FashionX.
A Brooklynite and Stanford student, Kali Hough currently leads the student group, FashionX, a collective of young people thinking, discussing and writing about some of fashion's most pressing questions. While her own research focuses on sustainability and waste management within the industry, she aims to encourage more POC youth into fashion as they challenge issues of diversity, labor and technology.
Learn more about FashionX: https://www.stanfordfashionx.com/

]]> Lewis Perkins Buzzsprout-8614501 Sun, 30 May 2021 17:00:00 -0400 2402 1 8 full false Zem Joaquin, Founder of Near Future Summit Zem Joaquin, Founder of Near Future Summit About Zem Joaquin:
Zem founded the Near Future Summit, a visionary event that seeks to scale solutions to the world’s most pressing problems. It is driven by leading tech founders, investors, inventors, and influencers. Prior to Near Future, she founded ecofabulous.com which became part of Huffington Post in 2015 and remains the reigning authority on stylish sustainability. Zem helped create, and is still an active board member of the Cradle to Cradle Product Innovation Institute. She executed the Dwell on Design show-houses for six years in a row, and is also an advisor. Additionally, she founded (alongside Leonardo DiCaprio and Matt Petersen) and chaired the Gorgeous and Green Gala for Global Green for 10 years. Zem has been an active advisor to NRG, eBay, Obvious Ventures and many other forward-thinking, inspirational organizations.
https://www.nearfuturesummit.com/

]]> About Zem Joaquin:
Zem founded the Near Future Summit, a visionary event that seeks to scale solutions to the world’s most pressing problems. It is driven by leading tech founders, investors, inventors, and influencers. Prior to Near Future, she founded ecofabulous.com which became part of Huffington Post in 2015 and remains the reigning authority on stylish sustainability. Zem helped create, and is still an active board member of the Cradle to Cradle Product Innovation Institute. She executed the Dwell on Design show-houses for six years in a row, and is also an advisor. Additionally, she founded (alongside Leonardo DiCaprio and Matt Petersen) and chaired the Gorgeous and Green Gala for Global Green for 10 years. Zem has been an active advisor to NRG, eBay, Obvious Ventures and many other forward-thinking, inspirational organizations.
https://www.nearfuturesummit.com/

]]> Lewis Perkins Buzzsprout-8614458 Sun, 30 May 2021 17:00:00 -0400 1827 1 7 full false Dr. Linda Greer, Apparel Industry Expert for Chemistry Dr. Linda Greer, Apparel Industry Expert for Chemistry Linda Greer is a specialist in industrial chemical pollution, currently working as a Global Fellow with the Institute of Public and Environmental Affairs, the leading environmental NGO in China.  

A Ph.D. toxicologist by training, Linda has worked extensively to improve US environmental law and policy as well as on voluntary corporate sustainability initiatives.  She created Clean by Design, a green supply chain initiative to reduce the impact of the apparel sector with efficiency improvements that save money.  She has testified frequently before the U.S. Congress, authored many technical and policy articles, and served on numerous expert panels and boards.  

]]> Linda Greer is a specialist in industrial chemical pollution, currently working as a Global Fellow with the Institute of Public and Environmental Affairs, the leading environmental NGO in China.  

A Ph.D. toxicologist by training, Linda has worked extensively to improve US environmental law and policy as well as on voluntary corporate sustainability initiatives.  She created Clean by Design, a green supply chain initiative to reduce the impact of the apparel sector with efficiency improvements that save money.  She has testified frequently before the U.S. Congress, authored many technical and policy articles, and served on numerous expert panels and boards.  

]]> Lewis Perkins Buzzsprout-8614428 Sun, 30 May 2021 17:00:00 -0400 2720 1 6 full false Julie Gilhart, Chief Development Officer and President of Tomorrow Projects Julie Gilhart, Chief Development Officer and President of Tomorrow Projects Lewis speaks with friend and industry "influencer" before social media became the tastemaker of our times.  Fashion industry veteran Julie Gilhart is Chief Development Officer of Tomorrow and President of Tomorrow Projects. In 2011, she founded Julie Gilhart Consulting to connect and grow fashion brands with a desire to have a positive impact, and merged her business with Tomorrow in 2019. Prior to establishing her firm, Ms. Gilhart was Senior Vice President Fashion Director at Barneys New York for 18 years. She is a frequent speaker and panelist on building sustainable businesses, engaging emerging talent, and advocating shared innovation in the fashion industry. Ms. Gilhart resides in New York City.

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About Apparel Impact Institute (Aii)
Aii identifies, funds, scales and measures proven quality solutions to accelerate positive impact in the fashion industry. At Aii, we look for scalable solutions and best practices that can be applied to the entire value chain. By improving upon the environmental footprint of the current industrial model we (know/recognize) the key to unlocking the future will involve new innovations of materials, manufacturing and business models. 
Learn more: www.apparelimpact.org

]]> Lewis speaks with friend and industry "influencer" before social media became the tastemaker of our times.  Fashion industry veteran Julie Gilhart is Chief Development Officer of Tomorrow and President of Tomorrow Projects. In 2011, she founded Julie Gilhart Consulting to connect and grow fashion brands with a desire to have a positive impact, and merged her business with Tomorrow in 2019. Prior to establishing her firm, Ms. Gilhart was Senior Vice President Fashion Director at Barneys New York for 18 years. She is a frequent speaker and panelist on building sustainable businesses, engaging emerging talent, and advocating shared innovation in the fashion industry. Ms. Gilhart resides in New York City.

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About Apparel Impact Institute (Aii)
Aii identifies, funds, scales and measures proven quality solutions to accelerate positive impact in the fashion industry. At Aii, we look for scalable solutions and best practices that can be applied to the entire value chain. By improving upon the environmental footprint of the current industrial model we (know/recognize) the key to unlocking the future will involve new innovations of materials, manufacturing and business models. 
Learn more: www.apparelimpact.org

]]> Lewis Buzzsprout-8480808 Fri, 07 May 2021 21:00:00 -0400 2053 1 5 full true Adriana Galijasevic - designer, action researcher, innovator, educator and an advocate for circular economy in the fashion industry Adriana Galijasevic - designer, action researcher, innovator, educator and an advocate for circular economy in the fashion industry Adriana Galijasevic is a designer, action researcher, innovator, educator and an advocate for circular economy in the fashion industry based on the Cradle to Cradle design principles. Before starting as an independent consultant, she spent the last decade working with G-Star RAW in an interdepartmental expert role. Here, she collaborated with design, merchandising and with the sustainability team to drive and implement sustainable material targets and circular economy innovations within G-Star RAW’s collections. To accomplish this, Adriana focused on leading the sustainability research, circular product innovation as well as internal and external education.

Her pioneering work for the brand has received a global recognition and has been featured by Forbes, United Nations, London Design Museum and Victoria and Albert Museum. In 2019, she was selected for Rivets Influential 50, an index of the most creative and forward- thinking leaders driving the global jeanswear industry. 

Adriana graduated from Drexel University in 2002 with a major in Fashion Design and a minor in Art History. In 2007, she moved from NYC to Amsterdam to further specialize in 17th century Dutch Art at the University of Amsterdam. Prior to G-Star, she worked as a Head Denim Designer in NYC for celebrity brands, Tina & Beyonce Knowles’ House of Deréon, Eve Jihan Jeffers’ Fetish, and Jay-Z’s Rocawear.
Her love for denim prompted her to start up a Denim Institute in 2008. In collaboration with other denim enthusiasts and educational organizations, the institute’s mission was to research the past, confront the present, and open doors to future innovations in sustainable denim design and production.

Adriana is one of the SDG Catalysts at Circular Fashion Summit by lablaco. She also serves on the House of Denim International Advisory Board, Advisory Board for ArtEZ Fashion Professorship and Cradle to Cradle Products Innovation
 
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About Apparel Impact Institute (Aii)
Aii identifies, funds, scales and measures proven quality solutions to accelerate positive impact in the fashion industry. At Aii, we look for scalable solutions and best practices that can be applied to the entire value chain. By improving upon the environmental footprint of the current industrial model we (know/recognize) the key to unlocking the future will involve new innovations of materials, manufacturing and business models. Learn more: 
www.apparelimpact.org

]]> Adriana Galijasevic is a designer, action researcher, innovator, educator and an advocate for circular economy in the fashion industry based on the Cradle to Cradle design principles. Before starting as an independent consultant, she spent the last decade working with G-Star RAW in an interdepartmental expert role. Here, she collaborated with design, merchandising and with the sustainability team to drive and implement sustainable material targets and circular economy innovations within G-Star RAW’s collections. To accomplish this, Adriana focused on leading the sustainability research, circular product innovation as well as internal and external education.

Her pioneering work for the brand has received a global recognition and has been featured by Forbes, United Nations, London Design Museum and Victoria and Albert Museum. In 2019, she was selected for Rivets Influential 50, an index of the most creative and forward- thinking leaders driving the global jeanswear industry. 

Adriana graduated from Drexel University in 2002 with a major in Fashion Design and a minor in Art History. In 2007, she moved from NYC to Amsterdam to further specialize in 17th century Dutch Art at the University of Amsterdam. Prior to G-Star, she worked as a Head Denim Designer in NYC for celebrity brands, Tina & Beyonce Knowles’ House of Deréon, Eve Jihan Jeffers’ Fetish, and Jay-Z’s Rocawear.
Her love for denim prompted her to start up a Denim Institute in 2008. In collaboration with other denim enthusiasts and educational organizations, the institute’s mission was to research the past, confront the present, and open doors to future innovations in sustainable denim design and production.

Adriana is one of the SDG Catalysts at Circular Fashion Summit by lablaco. She also serves on the House of Denim International Advisory Board, Advisory Board for ArtEZ Fashion Professorship and Cradle to Cradle Products Innovation
 
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About Apparel Impact Institute (Aii)
Aii identifies, funds, scales and measures proven quality solutions to accelerate positive impact in the fashion industry. At Aii, we look for scalable solutions and best practices that can be applied to the entire value chain. By improving upon the environmental footprint of the current industrial model we (know/recognize) the key to unlocking the future will involve new innovations of materials, manufacturing and business models. Learn more: 
www.apparelimpact.org

]]> Lewis Buzzsprout-8480070 Fri, 07 May 2021 21:00:00 -0400 1993 1 4 full false Claire Bergkamp, Chief Operating Officer of Textile Exchange Claire Bergkamp, Chief Operating Officer of Textile Exchange Lewis Perkins, President at Apparel Impact Institute (Aii) speak with sustainable fashion leader - Claire Bergkamp - the Chief Operating Officer at Textile Exchange. Previous to joining Textile Exchange she held the position of Worldwide Sustainability and Innovation Director for over eight years at Stella McCartney, leading the global environmental, human rights and innovation strategy for the brand. During her time at the brand she built a qualified, high-functioning sustainability department and team, a purposeful strategy and ambitious project portfolio.
 
Claire is a purpose driven leader and a systems thinker who delivers measurable results. She is passionate about identifying and accelerating solutions and believes that textile supply chains and raw materials systems must be radically transformed at scale.
 
Claire serves in advisory and leadership positions for a wide range of collaborative initiatives. Notably, she is currently serving on the steering committee for the UNFCCC’s Fashion Industry Charter for Climate Action, where she is the co-chair for the Raw Materials Working Group. She also serves on the steering committee for the British Fashion Council’s Institute of Positive Fashion, is a senior advisor to the Stella McCartney board and CEO and is a trustee and board director for the Stella McCartney Foundation.

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About Apparel Impact Institute (Aii)
Aii identifies, funds, scales and measures proven quality solutions to accelerate positive impact in the fashion industry. At Aii, we look for scalable solutions and best practices that can be applied to the entire value chain. By improving upon the environmental footprint of the current industrial model we (know/recognize) the key to unlocking the future will involve new innovations of materials, manufacturing and business models. Learn more:
www.apparelimpact.org

About Textile Exchange 
Textile Exchange is a global nonprofit that creates leaders in the preferred fiber and materials industry.  In short, we build a community that can collectively accomplish what no individual or company can do alone. We develop, manage, and promote a suite of leading industry standards, as well as collect and publish critical industry data and insights that enable brands and retailers to measure, manage, and track their use of preferred fiber and materials. 
https://textileexchange.org/​


]]> Lewis Perkins, President at Apparel Impact Institute (Aii) speak with sustainable fashion leader - Claire Bergkamp - the Chief Operating Officer at Textile Exchange. Previous to joining Textile Exchange she held the position of Worldwide Sustainability and Innovation Director for over eight years at Stella McCartney, leading the global environmental, human rights and innovation strategy for the brand. During her time at the brand she built a qualified, high-functioning sustainability department and team, a purposeful strategy and ambitious project portfolio.
 
Claire is a purpose driven leader and a systems thinker who delivers measurable results. She is passionate about identifying and accelerating solutions and believes that textile supply chains and raw materials systems must be radically transformed at scale.
 
Claire serves in advisory and leadership positions for a wide range of collaborative initiatives. Notably, she is currently serving on the steering committee for the UNFCCC’s Fashion Industry Charter for Climate Action, where she is the co-chair for the Raw Materials Working Group. She also serves on the steering committee for the British Fashion Council’s Institute of Positive Fashion, is a senior advisor to the Stella McCartney board and CEO and is a trustee and board director for the Stella McCartney Foundation.

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About Apparel Impact Institute (Aii)
Aii identifies, funds, scales and measures proven quality solutions to accelerate positive impact in the fashion industry. At Aii, we look for scalable solutions and best practices that can be applied to the entire value chain. By improving upon the environmental footprint of the current industrial model we (know/recognize) the key to unlocking the future will involve new innovations of materials, manufacturing and business models. Learn more:
www.apparelimpact.org

About Textile Exchange 
Textile Exchange is a global nonprofit that creates leaders in the preferred fiber and materials industry.  In short, we build a community that can collectively accomplish what no individual or company can do alone. We develop, manage, and promote a suite of leading industry standards, as well as collect and publish critical industry data and insights that enable brands and retailers to measure, manage, and track their use of preferred fiber and materials. 
https://textileexchange.org/​


]]> Lewis Buzzsprout-8479525 Fri, 07 May 2021 15:00:00 -0400 1637 1 3 full false Eva Kruse of Pangaia and Founder of Global Fashion Agenda Eva Kruse of Pangaia and Founder of Global Fashion Agenda Eva Kruse is the former CEO of the Global Fashion Agenda, with its flagship event being Copenhagen Fashion Summit, the world’s most important forum on sustainable fashion. In 2013, Kruse gave a TEDx Talk on the topic “Changing the world through fashion.” In 2016, she put forward a new and ambitious strategy for Copenhagen Fashion Summit and created the overarching Global Fashion Agenda, which aims to take global leadership on creating a movement within fashion towards positive change and responsible innovation.

Watch Eva’s Tedx Talk - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4VTP...​
Global Fashion Agenda - https://www.globalfashionagenda.com/
​Pangaia - https://thepangaia.com/

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The Apparel Impact Institute (Aii) identifies, funds, scales and measures proven quality solutions to accelerate positive impact in the fashion industry. At Aii, we look for scalable solutions and best practices that can be applied to the entire value chain. By improving upon the environmental footprint of the current industrial model we recognize the key to unlocking the future will involve new innovations of materials, manufacturing and business models. Learn more:
www.apparelimpact.org

]]> Eva Kruse is the former CEO of the Global Fashion Agenda, with its flagship event being Copenhagen Fashion Summit, the world’s most important forum on sustainable fashion. In 2013, Kruse gave a TEDx Talk on the topic “Changing the world through fashion.” In 2016, she put forward a new and ambitious strategy for Copenhagen Fashion Summit and created the overarching Global Fashion Agenda, which aims to take global leadership on creating a movement within fashion towards positive change and responsible innovation.

Watch Eva’s Tedx Talk - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4VTP...​
Global Fashion Agenda - https://www.globalfashionagenda.com/
​Pangaia - https://thepangaia.com/

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The Apparel Impact Institute (Aii) identifies, funds, scales and measures proven quality solutions to accelerate positive impact in the fashion industry. At Aii, we look for scalable solutions and best practices that can be applied to the entire value chain. By improving upon the environmental footprint of the current industrial model we recognize the key to unlocking the future will involve new innovations of materials, manufacturing and business models. Learn more:
www.apparelimpact.org

]]> Lewis Buzzsprout-8397020 Sat, 24 Apr 2021 18:00:00 -0400 1306 1 2 full false Kristy Caylor, CEO and Founder of For Days, Organic, Zero Waste Basics Kristy Caylor, CEO and Founder of For Days, Organic, Zero Waste Basics In this episode, we speak to Kristy Caylor, long time apparel industry leader, and advocate for ethical and sustainable supply chains.  We worked together at Cradle to Cradle's Fashion Positive Initiative, when she was leading Maiyet, a luxury brand who was exploring circular and safe cashmere for their products, by applying better standards for production.  Today, Kristy is leading an apparel brand called For Days, which provides a subscription style approach to basic cotton tees.  Much more than a fashion brand, For Days is a new system and approach for how we will take, make and use resources in the future (with circular materials strategies built into the business model from day one).   
Learn more at Fordays.com.
Instagram: @for__days

About Lewis Perkins

Perkins is the President of the Apparel Impact Institute, an organization that identifies, funds and scales proven environmental impact solutions in the apparel and footwear industry.  He oversees the collaboration of brands and manufacturers on the forefront of global efforts to reach the industry’s sustainability goals. Lewis was previously the president of Cradle to Cradle Products Innovation Institute, where he launched the Fashion Positive Initiative for circular materials.     Follow him here:
Instagram: @lewisbperkins
LinkedIn: @lewisbperkins

]]> In this episode, we speak to Kristy Caylor, long time apparel industry leader, and advocate for ethical and sustainable supply chains.  We worked together at Cradle to Cradle's Fashion Positive Initiative, when she was leading Maiyet, a luxury brand who was exploring circular and safe cashmere for their products, by applying better standards for production.  Today, Kristy is leading an apparel brand called For Days, which provides a subscription style approach to basic cotton tees.  Much more than a fashion brand, For Days is a new system and approach for how we will take, make and use resources in the future (with circular materials strategies built into the business model from day one).   
Learn more at Fordays.com.
Instagram: @for__days

About Lewis Perkins

Perkins is the President of the Apparel Impact Institute, an organization that identifies, funds and scales proven environmental impact solutions in the apparel and footwear industry.  He oversees the collaboration of brands and manufacturers on the forefront of global efforts to reach the industry’s sustainability goals. Lewis was previously the president of Cradle to Cradle Products Innovation Institute, where he launched the Fashion Positive Initiative for circular materials.     Follow him here:
Instagram: @lewisbperkins
LinkedIn: @lewisbperkins

]]> Lewis Buzzsprout-8367711 Tue, 20 Apr 2021 00:00:00 -0400 685 1 3 full false