Previous work
GREEN STORY
PROJECT: marketing strategy, team building, product launch
SOLUTION AREA: emerging tech
LOCATION: Amsterdam
Green Story enables brands to accurately quantify and show the environmental performance of their products, and offset their carbon footprint. As a result, we elevate the customer experience with a brand’s sustainability narrative throughout the customer lifecycle, enhancing transparency, increasing loyalty, and driving revenue. Green Story partners with hundreds of leading brands, such as PANGAIA, thredUP, Rent the Runway, Pact, and Hanesbrands.

COMPARE ETHICS
PROJECT: marketing strategy, B2B focus
SOLUTION AREA: emerging tech
LOCATION: London
Compare Ethics builds trust and transparency through data-driven product verification. Originally launched as a sustainability platform connecting conscious consumers with verified sustainable products, the business already has more than 50 brands on board and has recently developed original B2B technology products to support brands and retailers’ sustainability efforts, empowering shoppers to make informed choices.

PETIT PLI
PROJECT: mentoring & strategy, B2C focus
SOLUTION AREA: new materials innovation
LOCATION: London
Petit Pli constructs the most advanced technical children’s clothing in the world. Petit Pli’s recycled, versatile & rainproof garments are embedded with a structure that allows them to grow bi-directionally to custom fit children from 9 months to 4 years of age. Their designs are a desirable way to be sustainable & encourage sustainable values in the next generation.
Petit Pli was one of 5 winners of the H&M Foundation's Global Change Award.

FASHION FOR GOOD
PROJECT TYPE: advising & startup mentoring, B2B focus
SOLUTION AREA: new materials innovation & others
LOCATION: Amsterdam
The Fashion for Good Accelerator is the ultimate programme for startups driving innovation in sustainability, circularity and transparency to make all fashion good. Supported by founding partner Laudes Foundation and run in partnership with corporate partners adidas, C&A, Galeries Lafayette, Kering, Otto Group, PVH Corp., Target, Stella McCartney and Zalando.

BUNDLEE
PROJECT TYPE: branding & workshop, B2C focus
SOLUTION AREA: clothing rental
LOCATION: London
A circular solution to stop baby clothing waste, Bundlee is the UK's baby clothing rental subscription service. Parents rent bundles of quality baby clothes & return them once outgrown. Curated to keep pace with your baby's growth, from newborn to two, and the changing seasons.

IKEA BOOTCAMP
PROJECT TYPE: advising & startup mentoring, B2B focus
SOLUTION AREA: new materials innovation, AI & others
LOCATION: Almhult, Sweden
Working with startups to help solve the IKEA ‘Big Problems’ around being truly affordable for the many people, reaching and interacting with the many, and enabling a positive impact on the planet, people and society.
Areas: biomaterials, AI, customer experience and retail, mobility, supply chain and logistics, manufacturing, etc.

CUCUMBER CLOTHING
PROJECT TYPE: branding, digital strategy, talent hiring, B2C focus
SOLUTION AREA: new materials innovation
LOCATION: London
Cucumber is a sustainable fashion brand using cutting-edge, long-lasting, breathable fabrics. Their 37.5® Technology collection incorporates volcanic minerals which require no water or human-made energy in its manufacture, is 50% made from sustainable beechwood forests in Austria and helps keep the body at the ideal core temperature of 37.5° Celsius. It is also 100% compostable and biodegradable.

SUSTAINABLE ACCELERATOR
PROJECT TYPE: startup support & mentoring & workshops, B2B & B2C
SOLUTION AREA: new materials innovation, peer-to-peer platforms
LOCATION: London
Sustainable Accelerator is a group of entrepreneurs and experienced venture capitalists that leverage their industry networks, experience, and capital to get sustainability startups from idea to exit. SA provides more than just capital. Along with an investment of £50 - £250k, they offer a 1y programme of support, strategy planning, and industry networks.
