Innovating Beyond Plastic: The Future of Bio-Materials | S.1 E. 140

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What if the future of design meant products that are functional, beautiful, and compostable? In this episode of The Sustainability Journey, we meet Lauryn Menard, founder of GOB, a design visionary using bio-materials like mycelium to tackle single-use plastics. Lauryn shares her entrepreneurial story, her passion for education, and her commitment to creating sustainable products that do not compromise on quality. With insights like "Begin with the end – start your designs with their afterlife in mind," this episode dives into the challenges and triumphs of scaling eco-friendly innovation.

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