Shaping tomorrow's built environment.

In this sixth episode Florian Titze/ World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), Germany, shares insights to podcast host Marcella Hansch, CEO of the everwave foundation, on the question “what is biodiversity and how important is it for our daily life?" 

In this fifth episode landscape architect Alexandra Steed shares insights to podcast host Marcella Hansch, CEO of the everwave foundation, on how a resilient nature can be created for future generations. 

On what do young graduates base their decision for a company? And is there possibly a connection between character traits and job search preferences? In this episode Prof. Thomas Dohmen of the University of Bonn and Maastricht University, talks to podcast host Marcella Hansch, CEO of the everwave foundation, about his recently published study on how a company´s sustainable mission influences the pool of applicants.  

Director of the Energy Endeavour Foundation, Louise Holloway is an international entrepreneur, educator, creative director and designer in the fields of project management and communication strategy.  In this episode Louise shares insights to podcast host Marcella Hansch, CEO of the everwave foundation, on how our next generations are shaping tomorrow´s built environment.  

Before it was a source of pollution, plastic was seen as a sustainable material and the solution to many of mankind’s problems. A new exhibition by the Vitra Design Museum in Weil am Rhein sets out the history of our relationship with plastic and signals potential ways our of the present crisis. In this second episode of our Together for Sustainability podcast series, Marcella Hansch talks to Dr. Mateo Kries, the director of the Vitra Design Museum.

CEO of the everwave foundation, Marcella Hansch talks to Professor Dr. Martin Visbeck of Kiel University  about his work researching and educating people, about the effects of climate change on our oceans, and the solutions to be found in our complex relationship with the sea.