The global fashion industry generates around 10% of global carbon emissions, which is more than from aviation and shipping combined. Lengthy supply chains and energy-intensive production methods make that a challenge to address but it’s imperative that it is addressed. Listen to our interview with Tom Berry, a sustainability director who’s recently spent over 5 years doing just that.
Interview: Raising Sustainability In The Fashion Industry
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Niraj Saraf
Niraj is a Director in the Verdantix Advisory Services team. He acts as Project Director for Advisory projects spanning the range of research disciplines, with a particular focus on Real Estate & Built Environment and Net Zero. In addition, Niraj is the product owner for the Verdantix Climate Benchmark and Climate Innovation Network. His immediate background prior to joining Verdantix was in a smart buildings start-up focused on indoor wayfinding. Before that, he worked on smart cities for the UK government’s innovation agency. His longer-term background spans consulting, banking, sustainable development and the Civil Service. His qualifications include a BSc in Chemistry with Management from King’s College London; an MBA from Imperial College Business School; and an MSc in Sustainability and Responsibility from Ashridge Business School. Niraj is also a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts.
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