Good Business
Claim This Podcastby Kimberly Randle
Podcast Overview
<p>Good Business is the podcast for leaders building companies that last — commercially, ethically, and culturally.</p><p>Hosted by Kimberly Randle, CEO and Co-Founder of Fair Supply, each episode brings honest, practical conversations with founders, investors, policy leaders and operators who are moving beyond aspiration and doing the real work of embedding sustainability into business.</p><p><br></p><p>From navigating new regulation, ESG expectations and supply chain transparency to scaling purpose led teams and managing modern slavery and carbon risk, Good Business explores the decisions, trade-offs and breakthroughs behind building organisations that do good, and do well.</p><p><br></p><p>If you’re a leader driving meaningful change inside your business, this is your space.<br>Insightful. Actionable. Human.</p><p><br>Let’s bridge the gap between intention and impact.</p><p><br></p><p>Find out more about FairSupply: fairsupply.com</p>
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Publishing Since
12/2/2025
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Recent Episodes
February 18, 2026
Stopping It Before It Starts: Why Economic Opportunity is the Key to Ending Modern Slavery
In this episode of Good Business, Kim Randle and Fiona David sit down with Serena Grant, Director of Business, Human Rights and Equal Economic Opportunity at the Minderoo Foundation. Serena shares her inspiring journey from corporate law in Tokyo and London to leading one of the Asia Pacific's most significant philanthropic initiatives. The conversation explores the critical, but often overlooked intersection between gender equality, economic security and modern slavery. Serena breaks down wh...
January 14, 2026
Relate, Don't Transact: How to Build Trust and Transformation in Supply Chains
In this episode of Good Business, Kim Randle and Fiona David are joined by Aarti Kapoor, the Founder and Executive Director of Embode. With over 25 years of experience spanning law enforcement, NGOs, and corporate consulting in Southeast Asia, Aarti brings a refreshingly honest perspective on why traditional human rights due diligence is failing to make a real impact. The conversation challenges the status quo of "compliance culture," revealing how Western standards and language often alienat...
December 22, 2025
From 'Taken' to Transformation: James Bartle on Navigating Profit, Purpose, and the Reality of Ethical Fashion
In this episode of Fair Supply’s Good Business, hosts Kim Randle sits down with James Bartle, the Founding CEO of Outland Denim. James shares the raw and honest origin story of the brand, sparked by a viewing of the film Taken and a confrontation with the grim reality of human trafficking in Southeast Asia. The conversation dives deep into the "Founder’s Dilemma", moving from a charity mindset to a sustainable for-profit business model. James discusses the acquisition of Australian label Nobo...
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- What is Good Business?
<p>Good Business is the podcast for leaders building companies that last — commercially, ethically, and culturally.</p><p>Hosted by Kimberly Randle, CEO and Co-Founder of Fair Supply, each episode brings honest, practical conversations with founders, investors, policy leaders and operators who are moving beyond aspiration and doing the real work of embedding sustainability into business.</p><p><br></p><p>From navigating new regulation, ESG expectations and supply chain transparency to scaling purpose led teams and managing modern slavery and carbon risk, Good Business explores the decisions, trade-offs and breakthroughs behind building organisations that do good, and do well.</p><p><br></p><p>If you’re a leader driving meaningful change inside your business, this is your space.<br>Insightful. Actionable. Human.</p><p><br>Let’s bridge the gap between intention and impact.</p><p><br></p><p>Find out more about FairSupply: fairsupply.com</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
- Where can I listen to this podcast?
This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
- Does this podcast accept guests?
Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.
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