Earth911 Podcast: ASU’s Sustainable Earth Program Aims to Educate & Celebrate Small Business

Earth911 Podcast: ASU’s Sustainable Earth Program Aims to Educate & Celebrate Small Business

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Meet Alicia Marseille and Katelyn Armbruster, who lead the Sustainable Earth small enterprise sustainability training program for Arizona State University’s Rob and Melani Walton Sustainability Service. They are working to show the financial system towards sustainable practices with free courses for the nation’s 32.5 million small companies. These companies, which account for 99.9% of the businesses within the United States, in line with the U.S. Small Business Administration, want entry to data, sustainable strategies, studying supplies, and mentoring to speed up the adoption of environmentally responsible business practices. If they’ll make the flip, small companies may help their clients take steps to embrace low-carbon existence.

Alicia Marseille and Katelyn Armbruster of Arizona State University's Sustainable Earth small business education program
Alicia Marseille and Katelyn Armbruster of Arizona State University’s Sustainable Earth small enterprise training program, are our visitors on Sustainability in Your Ear.

The Sustainable Earth program is supported by Wells Fargo Bank, and it’ll introduce the primary small enterprise sustainability awards program within the nation later this summer season. Companies that want to be thought-about for the awards ought to submit entries by July 1, 2022. Arizona State has been a pioneer in on-line studying, bringing superior instructional experiences to college students globally. For occasion, each Starbucks worker can earn a level at no cost by ASU. You can be taught extra about Sustainable Earth, and join programs, at sustainable-earth.org.