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HappyPorch Radio: Circular Economy & Technology

HappyPorch Radio: Circular Economy & Technology

Hosted by Barry O'Kane

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75

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Jun 2026

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The Circular Economy technology podcast that explores how technology can enable the transition to a circular economy. As we face major global issues such as climate change, waste crises, and biodiversity loss, it's clear that the traditional linear economy needs to change. We must transform how we manage resources, make and use products, and deal with materials at the end of their life. A circular economy offers part of the solution, and technology can help make it a reality. Join the podcast to hear from leading experts and digital leaders about the role of technology, software, and digital in achieving a circular transformation. Learn about the latest developments in circularity and how they can be implemented in real-world contexts. Together, we can work towards a more sustainable future. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

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June 4, 202637 min

Curiosity Before Technology: Building Kolekt with Thierry Sanders - Exploring Circular Tech: Technology isn't magic

Technology isn't magic. But sometimes dropping your spoon in a bowl of soup during a pandemic leads you somewhere extraordinary.In this episode of HappyPorch Radio, Barry O'Kane speaks with Thierry Sanders, founder of Kolekt, a platform connecting waste collectors, buy-back centres, and recyclers across the Global South. Thierry's background spans fintech, microfinance, and living in developing countries from Ecuador to Pakistan to Indonesia, and Kolekt grew directly out of two weeks spent riding around Bali on a motorbike with informal waste collectors, learning how their world actually works.What makes Kolekt's story unusual is the order of operations. Thierry didn't arrive with a product looking for a market. He started with cigarettes, lunch, and genuine curiosity, and the technology followed the problems he discovered: collectors wasting half their time searching for materials that weren't there, workers without phones or bank accounts locked out of digital systems, and facial recognition tools that didn't work for the people who needed them most.The conversation is direct about the harder edges of this work: the fossil fuel industry flooding markets with cheap virgin plastic, governments demanding surveillance data on immigrant workers, and the gap between EPR policy and what actually reaches the people doing the collecting.✨ In this episode:Thierry tells the origin story of Kolekt, from a pandemic soup bowl in Jakarta to 14,000+ waste collector profiles across six countriesWe explore the practical technology challenges of serving users who have no phone, no bank account, and no reliable connectivityThierry explains how Kolekt discovered and worked around racist bias in open-source facial recognitionBarry and Thierry discuss the economics of informal waste collection and why recycled materials cost more than virgin plasticThierry shares his work advising South Asian governments on EPR legislation and the $100 billion opportunity it representsWe hear how Kolekt chose to lose contracts rather than hand over user data to governments targeting immigrant collectors👤 About our guest:Thierry Sanders is the founder of Kolekt (kolekt.com), a platform that connects waste collectors, buy-back centres, and recyclers across the Global South. With a background in fintech and microfinance across developing countries including Ecuador, Pakistan, and Indonesia, Thierry built Kolekt after spending two weeks with informal waste collectors in Bali during the pandemic, learning how the waste economy works from the ground up. Kolekt now operates in Indonesia, Vietnam, Brazil, Mozambique, Kenya, and Ghana, with around 14,000 active waste collector profiles and close to 100,000 transactions processed. Thierry also advises governments across South Asia on Extended Producer Responsibility legislation and has developed Kolekt's EPR compliance platform for Mozambique.🌍 About HappyPorchHappyPorch is a purpose-driven software engineering consultancy focused on the circular economy.Learn more: https://www.happyporch.com💌 Subscribe to HappyPorch Circular NewsHappyPorch Circular News is our monthly newsletter for people working in and around the circular economy and technology.Subscribe at:https://www.happyporch.com/newsletter/▶️ Listen and subscribeStream this episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Deezer, iHeart, Pocket Casts — or wherever you get your podcasts..Visit https://www.happyporchradio.com to explore more episodes.This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

May 21, 202636 min

Logic and Magic: The Human Side of Circular Transformation with Amelia Woodley and Vin Sharma - Exploring Circular Tech

Technology isn't magic. And neither, it turns out, is circular strategy.In this episode of HappyPorch Radio, Barry O'Kane speaks with Amelia Woodley, a sustainability leader with 25 years of cross-sector experience, and Vin Sharma, a researcher whose doctoral work examined why the social dimension of circular economy so often gets left behind.Amelia introduces her "logic versus magic" framework: the logic side covers strategy, systems, KPIs, and measurement; the magic side covers the storytelling, brand identity, training, and people-led change that make sustainability mean something inside an organisation. Her argument is that most organisations over-invest in the logic and underinvest in the magic, and that is exactly where circular transformations stall.Vin's research adds depth to this picture. Across companies at different stages of their circular journey, he found that social value tends to be bolted on rather than built in, and that the organisations making genuine progress were the ones who treated crises as learning events rather than problems to recover from.The conversation is unusually direct on the financial dimension. Both guests push back on the idea that circular solutions come with a green premium: with good data and whole-life cost thinking, the commercial case can be made. The challenge is building the analytical and organisational muscle to make it properly.✨ In this episode:Vin explains the social blind spot in circular economy thinking and why it is structuralAmelia introduces the logic-versus-magic framework for sustainable changeWe explore the three stages of circular maturity and what moves organisations between themBarry, Amelia, and Vin discuss the role of finance in circular business casesWe explore how technology and data need to mature together, not in sequenceVin and Amelia share what makes them genuinely hopeful about where circularity is heading👤 About our guests:Amelia Woodley is a sustainability leader with nearly 25 years of experience designing and embedding sustainability strategies across sectors including construction, rail, infrastructure, nuclear, and retail. She has led major circular economy and net zero transformation programmes and is a strong advocate for making circular thinking accessible and commercially credible inside organisations.Vin Sharma is a researcher whose doctoral work examined how organisations integrate social value into circular economy transitions. His research identified consistent patterns across companies at different stages of circular maturity, and proposed frameworks for understanding how reactive responses to crises can build long-term capability.🌍 About HappyPorchHappyPorch is a purpose-driven software engineering consultancy focused on the circular economy.Learn more: https://www.happyporch.com💌 Subscribe to HappyPorch Circular NewsHappyPorch Circular News is our monthly newsletter for people working in and around the circular economy and technology.Subscribe at:https://www.happyporch.com/newsletter/▶️ Listen and subscribeStream this episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Deezer, iHeart, Pocket Casts — or wherever you get your podcasts..Visit https://www.happyporchradio.com to explore more episodes.This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

May 7, 202635 min

Circular Marketplace for Medical Equipment with Lieke van Kerkhoven - Exploring Circular Tech: Technology isn't magic

Technology isn’t magic. And neither is circularity.In this episode of HappyPorch Radio, Barry O’Kane speaks with Lieke van Kerkhoven, co-founder of Green Pulse.Lieke explains how Green Pulse is helping hospitals extend the life of medical equipment by connecting them with a global network of buyers. The platform combines logistics, marketplace dynamics, and technology to make reuse viable in a complex and highly regulated environment, an example of what we mean by Exploring circular tech: technology isn’t magic, where technology plays a role, but only as part of a much bigger operational and human system.They discuss the practical realities of building a circular business, from managing operations and growth to creating trust between buyers and sellers. The conversation also explores a broader idea: how businesses can move beyond treating sustainability as an add-on and instead integrate it into their core commercial model.The episode highlights Lieke’s concept of “integrative business”, the role of AI in reshaping work, and the importance of aligning incentives across the value chain.✨ In this episode:Lieke explains how Green Pulse started and how it worksWe explore the challenges of running a circular marketplaceLieke shares insights into the global demand for reused medical equipmentWe discuss why donation is not always the best solutionBarry and Lieke explore the realities of scaling a startupLieke explains how AI supports operational efficiencyWe discuss aligning commercial and circular incentivesWe explore the gap between personal and professional valuesLieke shares her vision for the future of Green Pulse👤 About our guest:Lieke van Kerkhoven is the co-founder of Green Pulse, a platform focused on the reuse of medical equipment.She has a background in medicine and has spent years working at the intersection of healthcare, sustainability, and the circular economy. Through Green Pulse, she is helping hospitals recover value from unused equipment while making it accessible to buyers around the world.Lieke is particularly interested in what she calls “integrative business”, bringing together commercial and sustainability thinking into a single, aligned model. Her work focuses on reducing friction, building trust, and creating systems where circularity becomes a natural outcome of doing business.🌍 About HappyPorchHappyPorch is a purpose-driven software engineering consultancy focused on the circular economy.Learn more: https://www.happyporch.com💌 Subscribe to HappyPorch Circular NewsHappyPorch Circular News is our monthly newsletter for people working in and around the circular economy and technology.Subscribe at:https://www.happyporch.com/newsletter/▶️ Listen and subscribeStream this episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Deezer, iHeart, Pocket Casts — or wherever you get your podcasts..Visit https://www.happyporchradio.com to explore more episodes.This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

April 23, 202630 min

Connecting the Circular Economy with David Watson - Exploring Circular Tech: Technology isn't magic

Technology isn’t magic. It does not fix a fragmented circular economy on its own.In this episode of HappyPorch Radio, Barry O’Kane speaks with David Watson, founder of Circular Connect.David explains how Circular Connect developed from a newsletter into a platform that helps circular businesses become more visible and easier to connect with.They discuss the practical challenges of scaling circularity, including fragmented markets, limited awareness, and the need for better connections between organisations. The conversation explores where technology helps, and where human relationships do most of the work.The episode highlights emerging opportunities in areas such as traceability, digital product passports, and circular M&A.✨ In this episode:David explains how Circular Connect started and how it has evolvedWe explore why the circular economy is still fragmentedDavid shares how networking can be made more consistentWe discuss the role of human relationships alongside technologyBarry and David explore the circular talent gapWe look at current M&A activity in the sectorDavid explains why traceability is becoming more importantWe discuss the role of policy and commercial driversDavid shares how Circular Connect may develop further👤 About our guest:David Watson is the founder of Circular Connect and Chief Client Officer at RL People and RL Equity.He has spent close to a decade working in the circular economy across recruitment, mergers and acquisitions, and media.Circular Connect was created to make it easier to find and understand what is happening in the circular economy. It brings together a newsletter, directory, and network to support better connections between organisations.David focuses on reducing friction in the industry and helping circular businesses grow through better visibility and collaboration.🌍 About HappyPorchHappyPorch is a purpose-driven software engineering consultancy focused on the circular economy.Learn more: https://www.happyporch.com💌 Subscribe to HappyPorch Circular NewsHappyPorch Circular News is our monthly newsletter for people working in and around the circular economy and technology.Subscribe at:https://www.happyporch.com/newsletter/▶️ Listen and subscribeStream this episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Deezer, iHeart, Pocket Casts — or wherever you get your podcasts..Visit https://www.happyporchradio.com to explore more episodes.This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

April 9, 202637 min

Repair, Retention and Rethinking Fashion with Nancy Rhodes - Exploring Circular Tech: Technology isn't magic

What if repair wasn’t an afterthought, but a core part of how fashion works?In this episode of HappyPorch Radio, Barry O’Kane speaks with Nancy Rhodes, CEO of Alternew, a platform embedding tailoring and repair into the shopping experience.Nancy shares how her experience in the fashion industry led her to rethink the role of care and repair, not just as a sustainability initiative, but as a way to improve customer relationships and business performance.Alternew’s approach is to make repair easy and accessible, combining AI-powered guidance with a network of local service providers. The result is a system where brands can support customers beyond the point of purchase, while also gaining valuable insights into how their products are used, worn, and sometimes fail.The conversation also explores the broader implications of this shift, from reducing returns to rethinking how products are designed in the first place.✨ In this episode:Nancy shares the story behind Alternew and the “invisible pitchfork” that pushed her to build itWe explore how repair can reduce returns and increase customer retentionNancy explains why “buy smarter, wear longer” is a more useful framing than “buy better”We discuss how care and repair can become part of the core customer experienceBarry and Nancy explore the role of technology in enabling, not replacing, human expertiseWe look at how data from repairs can inform better product designNancy shares her vision for making care and repair aspirational and mainstream👤 About our guest:Nancy Rhodes is CEO of Alternew, a platform embedding tailoring and repair into the fashion shopping experience.After nearly two decades as a footwear designer working with brands ranging from Costco and Target to Beyoncé, Nancy shifted her focus to sustainability, driven by a growing awareness of the waste created by the fashion industry.Alternew combines AI-powered guidance with a network of repair specialists to help brands support customers beyond the point of purchase, reducing returns, increasing retention, and extending the life of products.🌍 About HappyPorchHappyPorch is a purpose-driven software engineering consultancy focused on the circular economy.Learn more: https://www.happyporch.com💌 Subscribe to HappyPorch Circular NewsHappyPorch Circular News is our monthly newsletter for people working in and around the circular economy and technology.Subscribe at:https://www.happyporch.com/newsletter/▶️ Listen and subscribeStream this episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Deezer, iHeart, Pocket Casts — or wherever you get your podcasts..Visit https://www.happyporchradio.com to explore more episodes.This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

March 26, 202639 min

Why Circular Platforms Need Human Work: Building A Good Thing with Cathy Benwell - Exploring Circular Tech: Technology isn't magic

Circular economy platforms promise simple solutions to complex problems, but what does it actually take to make them work in practice?In this episode of HappyPorch Radio, Barry O’Kane speaks with Cathy Benwell, co-founder of A Good Thing, a nonprofit platform helping businesses donate surplus items to charities in their local communities.Cathy shares the journey of building A Good Thing from scratch, including the early challenges of growing a two-sided network, the importance of persistence, and why human effort—not just software—is key to success. They also explore the deeper questions around circularity, including whether easy donation routes might unintentionally encourage overproduction.The conversation highlights how real-world circular systems depend on trust, relationships, and continuous learning, not just technology.✨ In this episode:Cathy explains how A Good Thing works and why it resonated so quickly with businesses and charities.We explore the “chicken and egg” challenge of building a two-sided circular platform.Cathy shares how persistence and local outreach helped build early momentum.We discuss the emotional and social impact of small, everyday donations.Barry and Cathy explore the limits of circularity and the risks of enabling overconsumption.We discuss the importance of volunteers and community in scaling a nonprofit platform.Cathy shares her vision for expanding A Good Thing across Europe and into new areas like space sharing and volunteering.👤 About our guest:Cathy Benwell is co-founder of A Good Thing, a UK-based nonprofit platform that connects businesses with local charities to redistribute surplus physical items.She co-founded A Good Thing with her husband Richard in 2020, building on earlier experience across both the tech and charity sectors. The idea was sparked by seeing first-hand how simple it could be to match unused business resources with real community needs.Cathy has long been motivated by reducing waste and making practical change happen, well before sustainability became mainstream. Her work has been recognised through inclusion in the Digital Leaders Net Zero 50 List in both 2024 and 2025, highlighting individuals driving forward practical solutions for a more sustainable future.Through A Good Thing, Cathy focuses on turning a simple idea into real-world impact, helping organisations reduce waste while supporting the communities around them.🌍 About HappyPorchHappyPorch is a purpose-driven software engineering consultancy focused on the circular economy.Learn more: https://www.happyporch.com💌 Subscribe to HappyPorch Circular NewsHappyPorch Circular News is our monthly newsletter for people working in and around the circular economy and technology.Subscribe at:https://www.happyporch.com/newsletter/▶️ Listen and subscribeStream this episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Deezer, iHeart, Pocket Casts — or wherever you get your podcasts..Visit https://www.happyporchradio.com to explore more episodes.This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

March 12, 202637 min

EPR, Eco-modulation and the Data Behind Circular Textiles with Gerrard Fisher - Exploring Circular Tech: Technology isn't magic

Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is rapidly expanding into the textile industry, but how will it actually work in practice, and how can brands prepare?In this episode of HappyPorch Radio, Barry O’Kane speaks with Gerrard Fisher, co-founder of WEFT, a company helping brands understand the circularity of their products and prepare for future EPR systems.Gerrard explains how eco-modulation could link the design of products directly to the costs of dealing with them at the end of life. By analysing product data, brands can begin to see which materials, designs and product categories are easier to recycle and which could create higher costs in future circular systems.They also explore the broader opportunity of using this data not just to manage regulation, but to help guide product design, improve recycling infrastructure planning, and give consumers clearer information about sustainability.✨ In this episode:Gerrard explains how Extended Producer Responsibility works and why it’s becoming a major issue for textilesWe explore eco-modulation and how it could financially reward products that are easier to recycle or more durable.Gerrard shares consumer research suggesting shoppers are surprisingly open to small EPR charges on clothing.We discuss how product data can help brands map the circularity of their portfolios and make better design decisions.Barry and Gerrard explore how WEFT prototyped its product using AI coding tools before building a more robust system.We discuss the importance of aligning incentives across policy, business and consumer behaviour to make circular systems work.👤 About our guest:Gerrard Fisher is co-founder of WEFT, a company helping businesses explore the circularity of their products and understand how they may be affected by future Extended Producer Responsibility systems.WEFT works with brands to analyse product data, generate circularity scores, and model how eco-modulated fees could affect product portfolios and business costs. Gerrard has extensive experience in product stewardship and waste policy, focusing on how data can help build more effective circular systems.📌 Mentioned in this episode:WEFT - https://www.weft.org.uk/CalRecycle PRO application - https://calrecycle.ca.gov/epr/textiles/textileproapp/🌍 About HappyPorchHappyPorch is a purpose-driven software engineering consultancy focused on the circular economy.Learn more: https://www.happyporch.com💌 Subscribe to HappyPorch Circular NewsHappyPorch Circular News is our monthly newsletter for people working in and around the circular economy and technology.Subscribe at:https://www.happyporch.com/newsletter/🎙 Explore the Circular Economy Podcasts GuideWe’ve created something new: the Circular Economy Podcasts Guide. After 9 seasons of HappyPorch Radio and years of discovering other brilliant shows on circularity, we realised the podcast space needed a central, searchable place to explore the best voices in circular innovation.Browse at:https://circulareconomypodcasts.guide/▶️ Listen and subscribeStream this episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Deezer, iHeart, Pocket Casts — or wherever you get your podcasts..Visit https://www.happyporchradio.com to explore more episodes.This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

October 9, 202538 min

Exploring Circular Tech: Rental - Modular software innovator "Bob Is Your Uncle" with Frans Biegstraaten

In this episode of HappyPorch Radio, hosts Barry O’Kane and Jo Weston talk with Frans Biegstraaten, co-founder of BIYU, a modular rental, subscription and PAAS platform helping businesses build circular systems that scale.BIYU started as a consumer rental service in Amsterdam, offering same-day delivery on everything from drills to electric bikes. When the business had to pivot, Frans and his team transformed their operational know-how and internal software into a SaaS product that now supports circular businesses across Europe.✨ In this episode we learn about: • The journey from consumer rental startup to multi-tenant SaaS provider • How BIYU’s tech manages repair, refurbishment, and reverse logistics. • Why integrating circular systems with existing tech like Shopify and Firmhouse matters. • The challenges and rewards of building circular tech through experimentation. • How BIYU enables brands to pilot circular models before full adoption.📌 Mentioned in this episode: BIYU – www.biyu.worldShopify - https://www.shopify.com/Firmhouse - https://www.firmhouse.com/👤 About our guest:Frans Biegstraaten is co-founder of BIYU, a circular technology company based in the Netherlands. BIYU helps rental and Product-as-a-Service companies manage everything from asset tracking to refurbishment using its modular SaaS platform.Frans Biegstraaten on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/fwbiegstraaten/🌍 About HappyPorchHappyPorch is a purpose-driven software engineering consultancy focused on the circular economy.Learn more: https://www.happyporch.com💌 Subscribe to HappyPorch Circular NewsHappyPorch Circular News is our monthly newsletter for people working in and around the circular economy and technology.Subscribe at: https://www.happyporch.com/newsletter/🎙 Explore the Circular Economy Podcasts GuideWe’ve created something new: the Circular Economy Podcasts Guide. After 9 seasons of HappyPorch Radio and years of discovering other brilliant shows on circularity, we realised the podcast space needed a central, searchable place to explore the best voices in circular innovation.Browse at: https://circulareconomypodcasts.guide/▶️ Listen and subscribe:Stream this episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Deezer, iHeart, Pocket Casts — or wherever you get your podcasts.Visit https://www.happyporchradio.com to explore more episodes.This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

October 2, 202533 min

Exploring Circular Tech: Rental - From tech to starting a fashion rental with Büsra Zanner

What if attending a wedding, gala, or an important event didn’t mean buying something new, but instead allowed you to rent a designer-quality outfit?In this episode of HappyPorch Radio we are joined by Büsra Zanner, the founder of Wearr. Wearr is a German-based startup reinventing circular fashion rental for special occasions.Büsra shares how her tech background shaped Wearr’s customer-first approach, from prioritising flawless event delivery to building a data-driven platform that keeps garments in circulation longer. With a focus on convenience, automation, and strong partnerships, Wearr is proving how circular models can delight customers, extend product lifecycles, and shift mindsets away from ownership toward access.✨ In this episode:Büsra explains why customer experience must come first in rental - even before sustainability.We learn about the emotional side of circular fashion: garments creating new stories through multiple lives.Büsra talks about building a tech stack for rental that uses data to optimise sourcing, curation, and customer experience.We touch on the challenges and opportunities of sourcing: buying retail, partnering with private lenders and working with designers and retailers.We learn why focus and clarity matter for early-stage circular startups.Büsra highlights the importance of picking the right partnerships - and knowing when to say no.We find out how Wearr achieves a 100 NPS by prioritising reliability and delight.📌 Mentioned in this episode:Wearr - https://www.wearr.com/👤 About our guest:Büsra Zanner is the Founder & CEO of Wearr, a fashion tech startup out of Munich making wardrobe sharing effortless and premium. After 5+ years in B2B SaaS at Celonis, leading global solution engineering teams, she made the shift into fashion to build a more circular future. Learn more at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/busrazanner?originalSubdomain=de🌍 About HappyPorchHappyPorch is a purpose-driven software engineering consultancy focused on the circular economy. Learn more: https://www.happyporch.com💌 Subscribe to HappyPorch Circular NewsHappyPorch Circular News is our monthly newsletter for people working in and around the circular economy and technology. Subscribe at: https://www.happyporch.com/newsletter🎙 Explore the Circular Economy Podcasts GuideDiscover the best voices in circular innovation: https://circulareconomypodcasts.guide▶️ Listen and subscribe:Stream this episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Deezer, iHeart, Pocket Casts — or wherever you get your podcasts.Explore more at https://www.happyporchradio.comThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

September 25, 202533 min

Exploring Circular Tech: Rental - Circular ski wear with Cirkel Supply

What if you could arrive at your ski chalet and find premium ski wear waiting for you, no suitcase, no hassle, and a lot less waste?In this episode of HappyPorch Radio, hosts Barry O’Kane and Tandi Tuakli talk with Anna Smoothy and Anders Bergenstrand, co-founders of Cirkel Supply, a Swiss startup rethinking ski holidays with circular rental.Cirkel combines technology and circular design to make ski wear rental simple and sustainable. Using platforms like Shopify and Supercycle, they deliver high-quality ski outfits directly to accommodation, proving how smart tech choices can support convenience, reduce waste, and keep products in circulation.✨ In this episode:Why ski wear is a perfect case for access over ownershipHow off-the-shelf tech platforms help startups scale efficientlyThe role of lifecycle assessments in measuring circular impactWhat seasonality teaches about building resilient circular systemsCirkel’s vision for expanding beyond Switzerland to serve global ski tourism📌 Mentioned in this episode: Cirkel Supply – https://cirkelsupply.com👤 About our guests:Anna Smoothy and Anders Bergenstrand are co-founders of Cirkel Supply, a Swiss-based startup making circular ski wear rental convenient, premium, and sustainable. With backgrounds in skiing, fashion, and sustainability, they combine a love of the outdoors with a mission to change consumer habits and reduce waste in the industry.Anna Smoothy on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anna-smoothy/Anders Bergenstrand on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anders-bergenstrand/🌍 About HappyPorchHappyPorch is a purpose-driven software engineering consultancy focused on the circular economy.Learn more: https://www.happyporch.com💌 Subscribe to HappyPorch Circular NewsHappyPorch Circular News is our monthly newsletter for people working in and around the circular economy and technology. Subscribe at: https://www.happyporch.com/newsletter/🎙 Explore the Circular Economy Podcasts GuideWe’ve created something new: the Circular Economy Podcasts Guide. After 9 seasons of HappyPorch Radio and years of discovering other brilliant shows on circularity, we realised the podcast space needed a central, searchable place to explore the best voices in circular innovation.Browse at: https://circulareconomypodcasts.guide/▶️ Listen and subscribe:Stream this episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Deezer, iHeart, Pocket Casts — or wherever you get your podcasts.Visit https://www.happyporchradio.com to explore more episodes.This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy

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