Incredible experience doing my PhD viva yesterday.

So many thanks to Dr Mags Adams & DavidBek for the fabulous conversation, Jason Begley for super chairing, and Moya Kneafsey & Lopa Patnaik Saxena for supporting me en route!

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Fantastic workshop discussing sustainability in the cut-flower sector. Thanks to Organic Blooms for hosting. Much progress made towards identifying key principles of sustainable flower growing and floristry.
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The floral displays created for the King and Queen’s Coronation in Westminster Abbey were made up of seasonal British grown flowers and foliage. Produce was sourced from five Royal Horticultural Society gardens and eighty-eight sma…lnkd.in/eeJ5Pnpj lnkd.in/evnDUXY5

Great day's play in WYC Final. Tense and highly skilled. But the abysmal over rates cannot go unchallenged. 13 overs short?? Spurious drinks and physio breaks, general dawdling. Please comment The Grade Cricketer The Final Word

A significant step for the 'local and seasonal' cut-flower movement as Westminster Abbey's floral displays will be sourced from British small scale growers. #Coronation2023 Well done FlowersFromTheFarm!! #sustainableflowers Jill Timms Business in Society
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Excellent event organised by Fairtrade Foundation fascinating insights into impacts of FT upon people and environment on Fairtrade Africa farms. Momentum building for UK Sustainability Network Business in Society

We are looking for more researchers to join our team. If you're an academic interested in responsible business then consider coming to work at Business in Society More information can be found in our recent newsletter: coventry.ac.uk/globalassets/m…

Fascinating and exciting event on the Future of Food. More details and sign up below.

Huge thanks to all at Brunswick for providing this opportunity for Zara to participate in this event as part of the work of the 'Socio-economic Diversity Network'. Widening engagement and participation across society remains one of the biggest challenges…lnkd.in/eH7Tm72x

'The aim to capture and use all edible food surpluses must be treated as a government priority'.
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Excellent online roundtable table discussing how the UK flower industry can work together to become more sustainable. Very engaged and constructive response from participants drawn from across the sector. Big challenges such as climate change, living wag…lnkd.in/eaxGSxRP

At COP27 last week, UN secretary general António Guterres proclaimed that humanity is on a ‘highway to climate hell’. Accurate measurement and reporting of carbon (and other) footprints is needed so appropriate mitigation measure…lnkd.in/emESuVpV lnkd.in/eY-byV_n

Great to present with Pattanapong Tiwasing156 today at #RGSIBG22 and share findings about edible insect industry in Thailand. A solution to the Sustainable protein question? Business in Society Jennifer Ferreira 🌍 @WovenNetwork

Thoughts?? Videos in the aisles quoting 'low carbon products' then a shelf load of these. Lovely range of fake flowers...sigh Shit Lawns The Range UK

Wonderful to be at the launch of FareShare Midlands new #surplus meal production service
Great to hear our Business in Society research mentioned in the opening speech!

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Great work EatingOnPurpose so important to take these messages to decision makers.

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If you need help with your meaningful sustainability CSI that isn't greenwashing, here's a list of worthy recipients. redlist.sanbi.org/search.php?spp…

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Great work Pattanapong Tiwasing156 ! Thank you for representing our project with such style!

Day 2 of the Insects as Food & Feed conference. Pattanapong Tiwasing156 presenting results from our recent project Business in Society #edibleinsects

Fantastic Peta Kucha 20/20 presentations from Hillary and Catherine at Doc College event. Covering the Coffee Paradox and retailer sustainability programmes. Cath wekwaMazhandu Doctoral College & Centre for Research Cap & Dev Business in Society