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Join Tammy and Martine, two seasoned professionals with over 10 years of experience, each, in the events industry, as they dive into the world of sustainable event planning. This podcast is dedicated to bringing you casual, engaging conversations about creating eco-friendly and inclusive gatherings. Every week, they sit down to chat over a beverage, sharing the latest trends, best practices, and behind-the-scenes stories. Expect special guest appearances and a few personal anecdotes along the way, as we believe that great conversations, like great events, are all about connection and community. Subscribe now to transform your events into sustainable, impactful experiences!
Sips for Change hosts Sips for Change, a society show with 55 episodes published.
The US wastes roughly between 60-100 million tons of food every year while 47 million Americans face food insecurity. Event planners sit at the middle of that gap every single time a buffet gets broken down and the lefto
Glasgow isn't just talking about sustainable events — it's built the systems to actually deliver them. In this episode of Sips for Change, Tammy and Martine explore why Glasgow has climbed to 5th place in the GDS Index f
Aalborg, Denmark might not be the first city that comes to mind for your next conference or association event — but maybe that's exactly why it should be. In this episode of Sips for Change, Tammy and Martine head to Nor
In this episode, Tammy sits down with Renee Rubens of Symphony of Tea Leaves to uncover why tea is quietly becoming one of the most powerful tools for conscious living. From farm to cup, we explore how this simple bevera
We’re back with the final part of our mini-series on Sustainable Consumerism! Join us as we explore some of the most important sustainability certifications and ecolabels across the Asia-Pacific region. From China and Ja
In the final episode (Part 3) of our Traveler's Wellness series, Edyta Satchell, founder of Finelle®, guides us through the powerful "after" phase—turning post-travel fatigue, jet lag, and re-entry chaos into opportuniti
Ever stared at a product wondering if "eco-friendly" actually means anything? In this episode of Sips for Change, Tammy and Martine break down the eco-labels and certifications shaping how we shop, build, and source acro
Welcome back to the second part of our Mini-Series focused on traveler's wellness with Edyta Satchell, founder of Finelle®. In this episode, we'll talk through: - Tips and strategies to keep your mind, body, and energy t
We're back with the next part of our mini-series on Sustainable Consumerism! Join us as we dive into some sustainable certifications in South America. We explore why intentional buying is rising across cities like São Pa
In this special feature of Sips for Change, we sit down with Kathy Kaden, Senior Manager of Global Travel, Meetings & Events at Okta, to explore how their company and events team is prioritizing sustainability. Kathy wil
Is your event ready for the next heatwave, storm, or wildfire season—or are you still relying on “hope the forecast holds”? In this episode of Sips for Change, we break down how to climate‑proof your events with practica
Welcome to our new three part Mini-Series focused on traveler's wellness with Edyta Satchell, founder of Finelle®. In this first episode, we explore how intentional preparation can transform your travel experience from s
Discover why Copenhagen is ranked as the world's third most sustainable destination and the ultimate city for hosting impactful events! 🌍✨ In this episode of our GDS Destinations Series, we explore Copenhagen's groundbr
Ready to plan a corporate event that's unforgettable AND sustainable? 🌱✨ In this episode, we share bold, experience-first event themes and creative activations that prove sustainability can be luxurious, fun, and memora
We're back with the next part of our mini-series on Sustainable Consumerism! Join us as we dive into some of North America's sustainable certifications. From ethical business practices to organic food standards, discover
Welcome to back to our GDS Index Series! In this episode we dive into why Gothenburg, Sweden, is a global leader in sustainable events! From 88% sustainability-certified hotels to a 95% renewable-energy public transport
Discover One of France’s Most Sustainable Event Venues – Le Grand Pavillon Chantilly ✨ Planning an unforgettable event that’s kind to the planet AND people? In this episode of Sips for Change, we take you inside Le Grand
We're back with the next part of our mini-series on Sustainable Consumerism! In this episode, we dive back into some other globally recognized certifications: Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS), Rainforest Alliance,
Join us in kicking off our new six-part mini-series as we dive into eco-labels like Fair Trade and B Corp. Discover what these certifications mean for your vendors as well as your everyday purchases—coffee, clothes, choc
Welcome to the first episode of our new series! Today we're starting with a deep dive into one of the most powerful — and surprisingly under-the-radar — tools for sustainable event planners: the Global Destination Sustai
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