One Step Ahead Podcast

“One Step Ahead Radio & Podcast” by Lundquist & Beslik is a platform for discussing the latest sustainability and ESG topics. Weekly live shows air every Friday at 08:45am CET, with a podcast sharing real sustainability stories and business insights. The series targets professionals in communication, sustainability, and finance.

Sasja Beslik, a recognized expert in sustainable finance, co-hosts the show, leveraging his experience with major financial institutions. Lundquist, an independent consultancy based in Milan, specializes in strategic communication and sustainability, helping companies navigate the evolving business landscape.

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Ep. 33 – Extreme weather and the impact on business

Amid warnings of extreme heat in South Asia, we ask when politicians and businesses will act on its devastating impact on people and the economy.

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Ep. 32 – Rethinking Growth: Why Finance Must Face the Limits of the Planet

Matt Orsagh on how finance can move beyond GDP and growth-at-all-costs to respect the planet’s boundaries.

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Ep. 31 – Putting the fun back into corporate learning… and sustainability: interview with Uniplay’s Eric Francia

Eric Francia, co-founder of Uniplay, opens our eyes to the vast possibilities that AI and gamification bring to corporate learning and lifelong education.

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Ep. 30 – The effects of global heating and supply chain dislocation

Beyond “reciprocal” tariffs, what matters this week: the effects of climate change, solar power upending European power markets and US banks financing fossil fuels.

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Ep. 29 – Who are you trying to convince? On a mission to drive adoption of sustainable practices.

Alison Proctor of London-based Boutique Capital talks about her mission to drive sustainability and ESG in property development and investment.

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Ep. 28 – What the Greenpeace verdict in North Dakota really means while European ESG funds cling to fossil fuel holdings

A personal reflection from Sasja Beslik on the North Dakota verdict against Greenpeace. And why the hell are ESG funds in Europe putting clients’ money into the fossil fuel industry?