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Climate Conversations with Better Business Network


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Welcome to Hattrick’s Net Zero ‘talking heads’ series - ‘Climate Conversations’

Although we’re incredibly passionate about what we do, combating climate change can, at times, feel like a drop in the ocean. But, by combining our individual droplets, we can make an ocean - and oceans are powerful.

This is an inspiring ethos upheld by a network that firmly believes in the transformative power of collectivity; The Better Business Network. Spearheaded by their ever-determined Founder, Hannah Cox, their community creates a space for like-minded organisations - from the self-employed to big business - to join forces and use their combined skills as a force for good.

From pastry-powered meet-ups to eye-opening workshops, members have access to a whole range of resources, which helps so many find the motivation to keep pushing. Including ourselves!

So, how does Hannah do it? And where does she find her motivation? Read on to find out.

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Q1. What are your top tips for businesses to be more sustainable?

“Be empowered by having responsibilities and making your own decisions. Regardless of how big or small you are, joining the Better Business Network will give you access to tons of tools and resources to help you be more sustainable as a company.”

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Q2. Is there a standout book, podcast or YouTube video that helped inspire you?


  1. The Nineteen Eighty Four by Avery & Brown

  2. The Green Fix newsletter

  3. The Better Business Network’s Weekly Digest

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Q3. What will it take to mobilise real change?

“It’s all about taking responsibility for your own actions and feeling empowered in doing so. There’s a lot we can do when we come together and drive collective action.”

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Q4. Have you faced any uncomfortable truths on your sustainability journey?

“Even though we’re a sustainable impact agency, we don’t always make the most sustainable choices - mainly because we’re a small business and haven’t consistently had access to the right resources. That’s why we were the third business in the UK to put nature on the board of our business, which means we’re constantly considering what nature would say in every financial or strategic decision we make.”

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