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Juliet Kinsman
WRITER - CONSULTANT - SUSTAINABILITY TEDx speaker, Condé Nast Traveller Sustainability Editor, BBC Radio London, Founder of Bouteco, Founding Editor Mr & Mrs Smith
Juliet Kinsman is a prominent sustainability journalist, editor, and consultant specializing in sustainable travel. Here's a comprehensive overview of her professional profile:
Professional Roles
Current Positions::
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Sustainability Editor at Condé Nast Traveller (March 2020 - Present)
- First-ever sustainability editor for the publication
- Focuses on sharing stories that inspire better travel practices
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Sustainable Travel Editor and Podcast Host at Evening Standard (January 2023 - Present)
- Leads the Sustainable Travel platform
- Hosts an award-winning podcast series on sustainable travel
Key Professional Achievements
Entrepreneurship and Consulting::
- Founder of Bouteco (November 2016 - Present)
- A purpose-led communications consultancy
- Helps brands develop sustainable strategies
- Focuses on sustainable luxury hotels
- Clients include Mandarin Oriental, Aman, and Small Luxury Hotels
Media and Content Creation::
- Freelance Journalist, Editor, and Broadcaster (1994 - Present)
- Founding Editor of Mr & Mrs Smith (2002 - 2015)
Additional Roles::
- Content Consultant for Weeva (February 2021 - Present)
- Hosts the climate podcast series "Funny Old World"
Professional Focus
Juliet Kinsman is a sustainability expert who specializes in:
- Sustainable travel journalism
- Sustainable luxury hospitality
- Content strategy
- Keynote speaking on sustainability topics
Her work primarily revolves around promoting responsible and eco-friendly travel and helping brands develop meaningful sustainability strategies.
Highlights
Fittingly it was 40º heat for my Rallying Cry to the travel industry at PURE in Marrakech to do more to tackle global warming. A heart-felt THANK YOU to all who listened and the thought leaders who shared how they’re walking their eco talk: pictured Joss Kent of andBeyond Travel. Arnie Weissmann of Travel Weekly certainly took our words seriously: read his latest column which ponders our intention to stoke urgency.
https://lnkd.in/eRtTTg5x
Will travel divide even further between haves and have nots? he asks. It will if we don't work harder
Thank you This is Beyond Ltd for helping amplify important messages, as ever. It’s important to acknowledge not everyone feels motivated. Judging by the cigar-smoking New Jersey-based travel agent who thanked me for my keynote, but said, in between puffs, he “didn’t buy into this sustainability stuff” we still have a lot of work to do to convince all of the action and change required. Advice on how to do this, welcomed!
I asked whether the apocalyptic scenes from the world’s fifth-most populous country where floods displaced 35 million in Pakistan were motivating; he told me he “couldn’t relate”. This is rare in PURE's empathy- and compassion-rich community where most are on board with doing better. I took it as an important reminder to think more deeply about how to encourage everyone on this journey for the benefit of all eight billion of us.
What was extra-special was Weeva's presence: the sustainability management system launches this week. Having been part of the think-tank for this tech start-up with Lindsey Walter and Julie Cheetham since day one, watching the fruition of their alchemising of the The Long Run’s framework into a user-friendly platform measuring 18 indicators of sustainability has been beyond encouraging.
I realise how talking about the climate collapse when we’ve flown in from all corners of the world, sharing images of indulgence and decadence, seems paradoxical. It’s important to recognise the magic that happens when you get so many big thinkers and game changers together to enjoy good times and exchange big ideas. But we need to crack on. Since the UN declared in 2019 we only had a decade to stop irreversible damage from climate change, 90% of disasters have been classed as weather-related.
Tick tock.
#climatechange
