The NTM Growth Marketing Podcast

Approaching the possibilities and problems of marketing and sustainability from a cultural perspective, The Soap Group helps organizations understand, improve, and own their positive impact in the world as an inspiring consulting firm. Join us in this conversation with The Soap Group's Founder, John Rooks, who has a 20-year career in sustainability working internationally helping progressive companies engage employees, supply chains and other stakeholders in matters of sustainability and risks related to climate change. We chat about democratizing sustainability, supporting B corporation companies, and what it means to "return to nature." If you have a passion for creating a positive impact as an entrepreneur or creative team-player, you'll definitely appreciate this episode! For more information on The Soap Group, visit: www.thesoapgroup.com

Wearing many hats as the Founder and CEO of ArgoNox, Sarah Mishek shares how she is creating a forward-thinking research and development program to dive into the sustainability industry after being inspired by a diving trip. It is kind of like deep-sea treasure hunting with a science twist! ArgoNox focuses on early-stage compound discovery by focusing on natural products found in our oceans. Searching for organisms that have never been identified or researched before, Sarah ventures to areas that are nearly untouched by humans to discover new renewable sources. With the potential for new discoveries as big as the ocean itself, Sarah shares more about how she is using her passion for chemistry to create a more sustainable world. For more information on ArgoNox, visit: www.instagram.com/argonox_discoveries

In this episode of The School For Humanity, we chat with Greg Evans - the owner of Seeds Training. We learn how his training programs build life, leadership, and learning skills in students, teachers, and professionals around the world. When there is a better sense of community at schools, Greg shares that students will focus more on winning as a team, instead of competing against each other. The Seeds Training program teaches skills that help students, teachers, and professionals to recalibrate their energy and effort into improving each day, moment by moment, instead of comparing ourselves to their peers, so that each person can become a more responsible leader. Tune in to learn how Seeds Training prepares the communities around us to powerfully lead our world tomorrow. - - - - - For more information on Seeds Training, visit: www.seedstraining.com

Emerging from the grassroots up to solve today's biggest challenges, Shareable is an award-winning news, action, connection hub for the sharing transformation by leveraging the power of collaboration. Since 2009, Neal Gorenflo and his team have inspired social change by publishing stories, analysis, and tools in collaboration with their global partners. With a mission to empower the world to do what once seemed impossible, it was a true honor to connect with Neal about how possible is can be to govern ourselves, build a green economy that serves everyone and creates meaningful lives together. Tune into this episode to learn more about how Neal's book "Sharing Cities: Activating the Urban Commons" serves as a practical reference guide for community-based solutions to urgent challenges faced by cities everywhere. Link to Neal's book below: https://www.amazon.com/Sharing-Cities-Activating-Urban-Commons-ebook/dp/B07BMGYVX8

As of the recording of this episode, there are over 46 million hungry Americans. Hunger is a widespread issue and TangoTab is on a mission to provide people in need with fresh and nutritious meals through partner organizations around the country. CEO and Founder of TangoTab, Andre Angel shares how it is as easy as downloading the application and checking in at the partnered restaurant for your own meal. With a small fee paid from the restaurant, a portion of that revenue is donated to a local food organization, covering the cost of a meal for someone in need -- equalling to over 1 billion meals are served every week! Imagine being able to make a difference, fighting hunger in America with every food choice. Subscribe to The School For Humanity's podcast to learn more, with TangoTab! - - - - - For more information on TangoTab, visit: www.tangotab.com

Built on the values of trust, innovation, partnership, and performance, Patsy Doerr leads Thomson Reuters as the Global Head of Corporate Responsibility and Inclusion. Thomson Reuters is considered The Answer Company that empowers leaders in taking confident action to advance their business and gain a competitive advantage in their industry. With a global team of over 45,000 professionals, Thomson Reuters brings together crucial information and authoritative insight to unravel complex situations. Looking for trustworthy answers related to independent journalism, human rights, women's empowerment, or the rule of law? Join in on the conversation with Thomson Reuters to learn more about how they are supporting the Sustainable Development Goals as members of the United Nations Global Compact. - - - - - For more information on Thomson Reuters, visit: www.thomsonreuters.com

It can be agreed that reading is a very important skill to master, right? In this episode with the CEO of BookNook, Michael Lombardo, we learn about the unique way that his company helps students to collaborate and succeed together using adaptive technology. Every time a student uses BookNook, their software automatically decides the most ideal lesson that the student should be working on. As a student masters each standard, BookNook will recommend a specific lesson that prepares the student for the next standard based on the 500 lessons that are correlated to various reading levels. Once all standards for the reading level are mastered, the student will be moved up to the next level automatically. It is definitely worth a listen to for our teachers, parents, and those who work with children!

As an award-winning certified B Corp, a Certified Sustainability Professional, and PhD graduate in sustainability from the University of Toronto, Bob Willard was an incredible leader to host on this episode of The School For Humanity. We dive into his expertise on quantifying and selling the business value of corporate sustainability strategies and his experience from sharing over a thousand presentations to corporate, government, university, and NGO audiences. Stay tuned to learn how Bob applies his business and leadership experience to engage the business community in proactively avoiding risks and capturing opportunities by using smart environmental, social, and governance strategies. - - - - - For more information on Sustainability Advantage, visit: https://sustainabilityadvantage.com

Creating the first stainless steel, BPA-free, reusable water bottle in 2004, Klean Kanteen had the vision to create a non-toxic solution to single-use plastic water bottles. Jim Osgood, the CEO of this certified B corporation, shares more about how Klean Kanteen is creating the highest quality reusable products on the planet and how they are also involved in benefiting their communities as well. As a company, they donate product to local organizations and schools to use in events and the Klean Kanteen staff is given 24 hours of volunteer time annually to support diverse nonprofits in their community. Join in on today's discussion about what we can do today to inspire change that makes the world a better, cleaner place with Klean Kanteen. - - - - - For more information on Klean Kanteen, visit: www.kleankanteen.com

According to the World Health Organization, nearly 4 million people die prematurely every year from illnesses including cancer caused by household air pollution from inefficient cooking stoves. How can we offset the carbon emissions with sports like soccer and improve health around the world? In this episode of The School For Humanity with South Pole, we dive into a powerful conversation about how our economy and society can thrive when businesses embed sustainability and the environment into the heart of their activities with Key Account Manager/Corporate Sustainability and Sustainable Finance executive, Michael Malara. He shares about how South Pole is calculating and offsetting carbon emissions with carbon credits from high-quality renewable energy emission reductions projects by creating Climate Friendly partnerships with organizations like the UEFA (Union of European Football Associations) and supporting rural communities in Kenya. "Major League Soccer is truly playing for the planet by expanding its sustainability program," says Michael. Ready to learn more about how South Pole is influencing mass behavior change for good through sport events and sporting affiliations? Tune into episode 52 via iTunes podcasts or The School For Humanity website. - - - - - For more information on South Pole, visit: www.southpole.com