Greiner Talks

Climate change, plastic pollution, social inequalities – Greiner Talks is our podcast about sustainability and transformation. As one of the world´s leading suppliers of plastics and foam solutions, Greiner is more committed than ever to transformative business change. Accordingly, Alexander Berth from the Greiner People & Culture team confers with experts from around the world, in order to share their perspectives and knowledge.

Greiner Talks is a science podcast hosted by Greiner AG, with 46 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Greiner AG hosts Greiner Talks, a science show with 46 episodes published.

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  Episode #45

  Alexander Berth • Goodbye, Greiner Talks!

  Dec 18, 202520 minS0

  <p>In September 2020, the first episode of our corporate podcast Greiner Talks went online: an interview with Fred Luks, an expert in sustainable transformation. In the years that followed, the podcast's appearance, structure, and sound changed somewhat, but one thing always remained the same: inspiring guests whose statements, ideas, and expertise provoked thought. The goal was clear: to provide food for thought that would help us overcome the great challenges of our time.</p><p>Here are a few facts and figures about Greiner Talks:</p><p>45 episodes, 1 host</p><p>Approximately 20 minutes per episode</p><p>More than 17,000 plays<...

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  Episode #44

  Fred Luks • Making the good life possible

  Nov 26, 202519 minS0

  <p>Ideas ahead of their time</p><p>Much has changed in the world since the first episode of Greiner Talks with Fred Luks was released in 2020. For Fred Luks, the biggest personal shift was becoming a father. This life event sharpened his sense of urgency: “I’m becoming more impatient because it’s so obvious that we are fundamentally on the wrong track as a society.” Yet fatherhood also strengthened his commitment to hope ─ a theme deeply embedded in his books and writing.</p><p>Professionally, Luks has spent decades navigating academia, financial services, and public discourse, consistently pushing sustainabi...

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  Episode #43

  Nicky Dries • The future of work

  Aug 19, 202521 minS0

  <p>A glimpse into the future</p><p>In the ”Future of Work Lab”, Nicky Dries studies what the perfect future of work could look like. But what will work really look like in many years from now? Of course, nobody can tell us which predictions are right – because it hasn’t happened yet. But we can take courses of action in the present that will move us closer to one scenario or the other. </p><p>Nicky Dries emphasizes that wok will definitely change in the future and will – for example – be deeply data-driven. Something that has already changed is the defini...

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  Episode #42

  Tom Venning • Leading with Curiosity

  Jul 29, 202521 minS0

  <p>The shift from management to leadership</p><p>Tom Venning is a business trainer, facilitator and coach specializing in B2B Sales, Leadership, and Change. For him, the rise in conversations about leadership and purpose-driven leadership isn't just a trend, but a response to a deeper need of reason and security. But what is leadership, really? Tom Venning defines it simply: “Getting people to do what you want them to do – because they want to do it.” Importantly, this has nothing to do with job titles. Leadership, in his view, isn’t about hierarchy but about influence. </p><p>Resistanc...

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  Episode #41

  Susanne Hamscha • Shaping social progress

  May 1, 202516 minS0

  <p>In a country like Austria, with a functioning healthcare system and good public infrastructure, one might think that social justice is already well advanced. But Susanne Hamscha takes a more nuanced view: “We see people in our society who have a harder time, who are less privileged – whether in terms of access to education or the labor market. Only when opportunities are truly distributed fairly can we speak of a fair society.“ This is not just a geographical issue, such as Europe, but also concerns structural inequalities within our society. Those who only look at diversity superficially often overlook the de...

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