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Russell Vaughan
Helping enterprises drive success through effective lessons learned processes at Lessonflow
Russell Vaughan is an experienced Sales Engineer with a strong background in the SaaS industry. He excels in Web Applications, Javascript, Node, Ruby, MySQL, and PostgreSQL. Russell is committed to collaborating closely with developers, marketing, and sales teams to optimize the value derived from SaaS applications. He pursued his education at the British Columbia Institute of Technology and has held significant roles in organizations like Lessonflow, GoSquared, Global Radio, and Clear Channel Communications.
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I attended a lot of sustainability focused events last year, near the start of our journey with EcoSend and by far my favourite was the Better Business Summit in Manchester.
The talks were great, the networking was really good and I recall a lot of really influential people that I now know in the sustainability space being at that event.
They also got two of the most important things right, great food and lots of coffee.
Really looking forward it this year as EcoSend exhibit's for the first time there.
If you haven't got a ticket, I'd really recommend it. If you're attending, please definitely say hi!
Richard Dickson Rebecca Heaps Russ Avery Maria Soleil ☀️ Rhian Sherrington FRSA, Founder / Head Coach Adam Bastock Michelle Miles 💚
As someone pretty big on digital sustainability and website UX, I think the COP28 website misses the mark by quite a bit.
I appreciate that they have a 'switch to low carbon version' toggle in the top left but why would the 'low carbon version' not be the default (for the COP28 website!) Why is there even a toggle?
When you toggle it on, it just sort of removes the images (is that how you make site low carbon?)
There's absolutely no indication of emissions reduced by doing so, anywhere. Or a tool tip or any type of link to find out how they've actually made this site low carbon.
Even just the copy when the 'low carbon' option is on says 'switch back to full experience'
So essentially, if I go low carbon, i have to make concessions on the experience I get. If I want the 'full experience' I have to switch back to turbo carbon mode.
It just should be better.
