Tabea Soriano's guest appearances

Tabea Soriano

Well Made

Fashion Made

Jake Kassan

Aaron Draplin

Eileen Fisher

Kevin Kelly

Jesse Genet

James Wilson

Craig Elbert

Kristy Caylor

Manish Chandra

Nicole Gibbons

Kristy Tillman

Grace Bonney

Jen Gotch

Michael Wystrach

Miki Agrawal

OwlTail

Bespoke Sustainability

As companies try and position themselves as socially responsible, sustainable, transparent and ethical, it can be hard to cut through the noise and see the wood for the trees. Tabea gives us her take on what it really means to be sustainable and how every company is inherently different, and thus must take a balanced and planned approach to the future.

As companies try and position themselves as socially responsible, sustainable, transparent and ethical, it can be hard to cut through the noise and see the wood for the trees. Tabea gives us her take on what it really means to be sustainable and how every company is inherently different, and thus must take a balanced and planned approach to the future.

The Need for Bespoke Sustainability with Tabea Soriano of FUTUREMADE

Tabea Soriano is the co-founder and managing partner at sustainable innovation and consulting agency Futuremade. At Futuremade she advises startups on how to integrate environmental, ethical, and socially responsible strategies into identity and business. Before starting Futuremade, she came from a decade-long product and supply chain background. As the former Head of Product at ethical fashion line, Reformation, she lead the research and development of innovative materials and design. Operationally, she helped establish a more sustainable supply chain. On this episode, Tabea shares how brands can focus in on social and environmental issues, impactful ways to integrate sustainability, and the tools to help establish a baseline at any scale. Links and images from this post are on the Lumi blog.

Tabea Soriano is the co-founder and managing partner at sustainable innovation and consulting agency Futuremade. At Futuremade she advises startups on how to integrate environmental, ethical, and socially responsible strategies into identity and business. Before starting Futuremade, she came from a decade-long product and supply chain background. As the former Head of Product at ethical fashion line, Reformation, she lead the research and development of innovative materials and design. Operationally, she helped establish a more sustainable supply chain. On this episode, Tabea shares how brands can focus in on social and environmental issues, impactful ways to integrate sustainability, and the tools to help establish a baseline at any scale. Links and images from this post are on the <a href="http://blog.lumi.com/wellmade/40-tabea-soriano" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Lumi blog</a>.

40 Making Sustainability Practical with Tabea Soriano, co-founder of Futuremade