About the webinar

In this increasingly disruptive period of business and politics, we need to adapt, reframe and prove the benefits of more sustainable approaches or become dismissed.

Join Mr. G on a 1.5 hour interactive webinar on first principle frameworks that have minimised waste for large corporations while reducing costs, to strategies for gaining stakeholder buy-in and financing for sustainability initiatives.

This webinar is based on our latest flagship programme, the Business Sustainability Accelerator, which harnesses first principles to address the challenges of being more sustainable while navigating the realities of running a business.

Date: 21st February 2025

Time: 10am to 11:30am

Why are we doing a free webinar?

2 honest reasons:

1) We’re looking for teaching customers to help test our full accelerator (and future software) in the EU market. Check out the accelerator here.

2) We’re seriously driven to make change - we’re releasing our best insights and learnings on Youtube anyway.

Once you’ve dived into the impact space and realised just how much collaboration is needed you stop gatekeeping content and start charging for attention instead.

Also, a big thank you to the Christchurch City Council for co-funding the accelerator to help Christchurch based businesses decarbonise.

Recent Testimonial

“I learnt a lot and feel like I know what I need to do to start instigating meaningful change at work.

This means a lot to me because before this, I had no idea how to get buy-in from everyone else, and so I felt that my efforts would not be effective, and I don’t feel that way anymore."

James McKenna, Argus Manutech NPD & NPI Engineer (Right)

About The Trainer

Mr. G is a Strategist, Sustainability Consultant, Business Coach and Entrepreneur with over 15 years international experience in both corporate and development sectors.

More recently, his sustainable business approach has won him the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation's Green Business Awards in Cambodia and has helped New Zealand council-owned entities improve their waste to landfill outcomes by over 300% with less expenditure spent.