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Steve Pearce, Group Head of Marketing at Kyocera joins Louella to talk about the phenomenon of ‘greenhushing’ and why some companies lack the confidence to talk about their genuine environmental achievements.Steve underlines the importance of making customers, colleagues, prospects and future employees aware of the sustainability performance of the business, and how bringing channel partners on the journey is proving successful.Louella and Steve discuss the lack of transparency over the impact of digital documents and server use and why printed documents shouldn’t always be seen as the “bad guy”. They also explore the advantages of extending product life and support and the need for the industry to reject disposable technology.Steve concludes with a call for collaboration across the industry to share knowledge and best practices to advance sustainability. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

New Mexico was another State that used the Dominion servers on Election Day. I had our NM GOP Chairman, Steve Pearce Live with Audrey Trujillo and I to give us an update on where NM stood with filing lawsuits against this. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/melinda-rivera7/support

Inside New Mexico with Steve Pearce for Saturday, October 10th, 2020 by Eddy Aragon This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit rockoftalk.substack.com

Thoughtful Discussions is a podcast series started by Pittsburgh Business owner Josh Snider. Each episode Josh brings on entrepreneurs, artists, and business owners in Pittsburgh to discuss various things. In episode 35 Josh talks to artist Steve Pearce about his work, the Pittsburgh creative scene and much more !

In this episode I’m lucky enough to have London session legend Steve Pearce with me! If you speak to any bass players from the UK, soon enough Steve’s name will come up in the conversation. Why? Because he’s not only one of the busiest bass players on the UK scene, he’s also one of the coolest and friendliest guys you could ever meet. Steve’s played with the likes of Wayne Shorter, Steve Wonder, Tom Jones, Al Jarreau, Madonna, Mark Knopfler and played on film sound tracks such as Donnie Brasco, Evita, The Full Monty… I’m sure you get the idea! ;)