AUCKLAND, Today: NZBusiness is thrilled to roll out Season 2 of its hit podcast, Sustainably Ever After, kicking off on Thursday, February 20, 2025.
This season features the Milford Foundation as the new sponsor, highlighting their joint focus on sustainability and empowering communities.
Fourteen-year-old Lilah McDonald hosts the podcast, where she engages with leaders in New Zealand’s SME sector about sustainable entrepreneurship. Sustainably Ever After offers deep dives with innovators shaping eco-friendly business methods.
The Milford Foundation’s commitment to education, youth, and environmental causes complements the podcast’s aims, promising to broaden its influence and motivate businesses towards sustainable practices.
David Nothling-Demmer, Editor of NZBusiness said, “We are excited to collaborate with the Milford Foundation for Season 2 of Sustainably Ever After. Their dedication to creating opportunities for future generations resonates with our goal to empower SMEs to embrace sustainability.”
“We are excited to collaborate with the Milford Foundation for Season 2 of ‘Sustainably Ever After.’” – David Nothling-Demmer
Lilah McDonald is eager for the new episodes: “I’m so excited to continue exploring the world of sustainability and entrepreneurship, and to share the stories of amazing people, making a positive impact. With the Milford Foundation’s support, we can inspire even more businesses to begin their journey towards a sustainable future.”
Bryce Marsden, CEO of the Milford Foundation, supports the podcast’s vision: “Our Foundation is committed to transformational change, and Sustainably Ever After shares that passion.
“We champion sustainability which will help create a stronger future for our country. Lilah, an inspirational go-getter, continues to highlight entrepreneurs leading the way in sustainable business practice.”
Season 2 opens with Greig Brebner, founder of BLUNT, discussing sustainable design, resilience, and building a purpose-driven brand.
Episodes drop every other week, loaded with actionable sustainability tips for businesses. Subscribe on the NZBusiness podcast page or listen on Spotify, Apple, and YouTube.
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