In this episode,&nbsp;Ines Kaempfer, CEO of The Centre for Child Rights &amp; Business, joins us to explore the realities of child labor and the vital role businesses play in prevention. Learn how companies can go beyond compliance to implement meaningful strategies that drive lasting change and protect vulnerable communities. We'll delve into the root causes of child labor, how corporate supply chains are impacted, and the solutions that work — from responsible recruitment to family-friendly workplace policies.

Realities of Child Labor and the Crucial Role of Business

How can banks become drivers of human rights? In this episode, Åsa Nilsson Billme, Head of Diversity &amp; Inclusion at Nordea Asset Management, explains how responsible leadership, inclusive practices, and long-term thinking are reshaping finance—and why human rights must be at the heart of every investment decision. Join us for actionable insights on embedding equity into global banking.

Financial Inclusion & DEI with Åsa Nilsson Billme

In this episode of Impact Pathways, we hear directly from the supplier side of the supply chain. Keelong Foo, Director of Tat Win, joins us to share the real-world challenges and opportunities suppliers face in meeting growing compliance demands. Tat Win, a leading latex supplier, has taken proactive steps to strengthen ethical business practices, including embracing digital education through Quizrr to empower their workforce and drive continuous improvement. Keelong offers candid insights on the pressures suppliers face from buyers and governments, the role of workforce training, and what real collaboration looks like between suppliers and brands.

The Supplier’s Perspective: Navigating Compliance in Supply Chains

In the first episode of our&nbsp;Impact Pathways&nbsp;gender series, we sit down with&nbsp;Marie Apostol, Executive Director of&nbsp;Dignity in Work for All&nbsp;and Founder &amp; CEO of&nbsp;The Fair Hiring Initiative. With decades of experience in responsible recruitment and corporate social responsibility, Marie shares her insights on the challenges women face in Southeast Asia’s supply chains.

Empowering Women in Supply Chains: A Southeast Asia Perspective

How can we ensure that climate action is not only sustainable but also just? In this episode of&nbsp;Impact Pathways, John Morrison, Chief Executive of the Institute for Human Rights and Business, unpacks the concept of Just Transition. We explore how businesses, governments, and civil society can work together to make climate solutions socially equitable and economically inclusive. Tune in for key insights from John’s latest book and a deep dive into the future of responsible business.

Just Transition and Human Rights with John Morrison

In this episode of&nbsp;Impact Pathways, Helena Helmersson, former CEO of H&amp;M Group and a pioneering voice in corporate responsibility, shares her insights on navigating the complexities of global supply chains. Helena discusses the importance of measurable change, the role of leadership in driving sustainability, and how businesses can balance profitability with purpose. Tune in to explore what it takes to lead with responsibility in today’s interconnected world.

Redefining Leadership and Responsibility with Helena Helmersson

In this episode of&nbsp;Impact Pathways, Dan Viederman, Managing Partner at Working Capital Fund, explores the pressing challenges in global supply chains, from worker vulnerability to the need for greater accountability. Dan shares insights on how businesses can drive transparency and equity while addressing systemic issues that marginalize workers. We also discuss the role of innovation, investment, and collaboration in shaping a more ethical future for supply chains worldwide. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on creating meaningful and lasting change.

Building Ethical and Transparent Supply Chains with Dan Viederman

Where is the incentive for companies to change? In Impact Pathways first episode we dive into the shifting landscape of corporate accountability legislation in the EU and beyond, exploring its effects on businesses, supply chains, and human rights. Richard Gardiner, EU Public Policy Lead at the World Benchmarking Alliance, together with our host Anneli Modin, discusses how new laws are pushing companies to adopt ethical practices and the strategies they can use to meet these evolving demands.

Corporate Accountability and Global Legislation with Richard Gardiner

Welcome to Impact Pathways, a podcast by Quizrr. In this series we'll shine a spotlight on how new regulatory frameworks are holding businesses accountable. This podcast will inspire you to take part in shaping a future where ethics, fairness and responsibility lead the way. Launching Thursday November 21st.

Trailer: Impact Pathways

With mandatory Human Rights Due Diligence and Corporate Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive at the forefront, Impact Pathways highlights how regulatory frameworks are pushing businesses to become more accountable and sustainable. By harnessing measurable data, Impact Pathways empowers listeners—whether consumers, corporate leaders, or policymakers—to drive meaningful change, fostering a future where ethics, transparency, and sustainability lead the way. Hosted by Anneli von Cotzhausen Modin.

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