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Julia Kessler
Co Founder & CEO at B Corp Certified Nix & Kix. Corporate & Entrepreneurial Experience in Tech & FMCG. Bank of England Panel Member | Driving UK Business Growth.
Julia Kessler is a German-born entrepreneur and CEO/Co-Founder of Nix & Kix Ltd, a B Corp-certified beverage company known for its healthier soft drinks. She was shortlisted for Business Woman of the Year 2023 at the Women of the Year Luncheon and Awards for her leadership in redefining the soft drink industry with natural, vegan products free from artificial sweeteners and added sugars.136
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Career Background:
- Moved to the UK at 20, completing a bachelor’s in business studies and a master’s in project management while working full-time.2
- Prior experience includes 12 years in supply chain and operations roles at companies like BlackBerry, where she led global programs saving over $150M.8
- Co-founded Nix & Kix in 2014 with Kerstin Robinson, driven by a desire to create flavorful, guilt-free drinks using ingredients like cayenne pepper for its health benefits.29
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Her journey reflects resilience, innovation, and a commitment to healthier living and women’s empowerment.
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Today we're bringing the Zing 🌶 to Foodbuy UK & Ireland. Thank you Maya Gadhvi for organising such a fantastic event with amazing fellow BUY WOMEN BUILT brands like ChicP | B Corp™ and Better Nature Tempeh. I am excited to share that it's also day 2 for Lucy who is joining us as a new business development manager for OOH and FS.
#instavsreality I recently returned to the UK after spending some time in 🇧🇷 and it was an eye-opening experience. It made me realize that the challenges we face globally are immense. However, compared to other countries, we're doing a good job overall in the UK. We have: 🛑 banned single-use plastic 🥤 plastic straws 🛍️ have made (plastic) bags chargeable. ♻ People generally recycle or at least have awareness for it.
Unfortunately, the situation in Brazil is not the same. Most restaurants provide cutlery in single-use plastic bags, and individually wrapped plastic straws are still everywhere. Awareness to throw things in the bin instead of the sea is not as common. Brazil is not the only country facing these issues. So, how can we raise awareness on a global scale and do more to tackle these challenges? Let's start a conversation and work towards a sustainable future for all. #sustainability #globalawareness #reduceplastic
