Ethos Magazine #19
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Ethos is a magazine about businesses changing the world. They connect sustainable ideas, people and places, with stories about work, ideas and life. They cover stories about the most progressive business leaders, their teams, ethos and ideas to give you a unique insight into how they’re changing how business is done.
The theme in this issue looks at cities and their role in the way we live. Ethos speak to Malmö’s city architect about designing cities that are based around aesthetics, functionality – and the feelings of the people that live there. And they look at a Boston-based project that engages local people in the needs of their community.
But they move outside the cities, too. The cover story catches up with Craghoppers to hear about revolutionary technology which takes carbon emissions from factories and turns them into a fibre, that becomes a fleece for those heading for the outdoors. And Ethos hits the beach in Margate, to find out more about the magical power of seaweed and Haeckels, the skincare brand rethinking the way the industry works.
There's a beautiful photo story about a sustainable brand and cycling adventure on the island of Mallorca and explore illustrator Ndumiso Nyoni’s quest for more authentic representation of Africa. In between, spend 48 hours in Pune, soaking up the sights and sounds of India and introduce new slots to hear from artists and writers in the UK and Africa about their daily routines and the inspiration behind their work.
But they move outside the cities, too. The cover story catches up with Craghoppers to hear about revolutionary technology which takes carbon emissions from factories and turns them into a fibre, that becomes a fleece for those heading for the outdoors. And Ethos hits the beach in Margate, to find out more about the magical power of seaweed and Haeckels, the skincare brand rethinking the way the industry works.
There's a beautiful photo story about a sustainable brand and cycling adventure on the island of Mallorca and explore illustrator Ndumiso Nyoni’s quest for more authentic representation of Africa. In between, spend 48 hours in Pune, soaking up the sights and sounds of India and introduce new slots to hear from artists and writers in the UK and Africa about their daily routines and the inspiration behind their work.
