CBASS gains insights with winner of Sustainability Champion Award and Global HOPE Award

In this episode of Circular Insights, host Lijin Chin sits down with Cherry Kho, Brand Experience Director at Bluethumb Creatives, to explore a powerful yet overlooked truth: sustainable products can't replace unsustainable products if people don't even know you are there or relate to you.

Join host Lijin Chin as she speaks with Sean, Co-Founder & COO of ProppyApp, to explore how TrustTech is revolutionizing business interactions, community connections, and trust-building in a digital-first landscape.

We are proud to share the Annual Report for the Circular Business Association (CBASS) for 2024/2025, marking our third year of operations.

This year has been one of focused growth, stronger value delivery, and taking bold stances in advancing a true circular economy.

A joint webinar with Impact Lawyer, Mr Matthew Kasdin who is awarded in the Legal 500 General Counsel and Green General Counsel Powerlist. 

Discover how this emerging legal frontier can be a goldmine, for profit and for building a lasting legacy and impact. Have a business built on ESG products? Learn about navigating this new era of ESG Litigation to avoid the pitfalls and make it your strategic competitive advantage. 

This episode features transformational mind-body coach and therapist Selina von Schultzendorff about the often-overlooked human element in sustainability work. - The Human. 

Discover how this emerging legal frontier can be a goldmine, not only for profit but also for building a lasting legacy and impact. Explore the big increase in ESG rules and actions over the last two years and how this affects legal opportunities. Understand the fast-changing rules and challenges in the ESG world. See how some legal cases show the big money potential in ESG lawsuits and why some investors are getting interested. Explore how strategic litigation could drive real impact and make a name for your practice.

There is a need for a revised measurement to better represent what the economy is doing for us, as the urgency for large-scale climate and sustainability action grows. How much are our nations and economies relying on destructive, extractive activities to deliver wealth and wellbeing? And how much has it transitioned since the adoption of various national policies and commitments?