Johanna Koskinen is a copywriter, marketer and coach. Born in Finland, she realised that ‘Finnish is a small language’ and that if she wanted to make an impact, she would have to reach out to the wider vegan business sector.
Watch this one hour live workshop with ‘vegan hype woman’ Sandra Nomoto and learn how to develop and grow your personal brand and become a thought-leader as a vegan.
Donna Zeigfinger launched Green Earth Travel LLC in 1997 as one of the first vegan and eco-friendly travel agencies. The big surprise? Many of her travellers are not vegan.
Ian Haywood uses music as activism. Alongside his wife Cathy, Bfriendly tour festivals and events with their own brand of feel-good reggae, spreading their message of compassion and kindness with a funky beat.
Can dogs (and cats) be vegan? Arielle Griffiths is a fully-qualified veterinarian who saw first-hand that we were facing an animal health epidemic. She realised that she needed to investigate where we were going wrong with how we fed our dogs and cats, leading her to launch ‘Just Be Kind’, a plant-based dog food company giving a kinder, healthier way to feed our animal companions.
I was recently asked this question in a podcast interview. My answer surprised both me and the host.
Daisy Botha is the founder of Vegan Fairs who have run hundreds of vegan events across 35 towns and cities. But many of Daisy’s fairs are free to attend in town centres and public highstreets, meaning that many people don’t realise that the glorious food they are eating is vegan – until it’s too late!
Star Khechara is an anti-ageing activist who has spent her career waging war on wrinkles. Star has trained more than a thousand students through the world’s first internationally-accredited academy for teaching plant-based skin nutrition.
We can’t bring about systemic change without educating children at the youngest possible age, before ‘Old McDonald’ gets his grip on them. It has to be a major part of the plan, so ask if it can be part of yours.
