Evelina Lundqvist: Business development and capacity-building consultant
I'm a sustainable business development and capacity-building consultant, born in Sweden and based in Austria. I'm an avid zero waste, circular economy, interculturalism, and antiracism advocate—and a serial co-founder, co-creator, and award-winning social entrepreneur. I hold an MBA in Business Ethics and CSR from Danube University, Austria.
I have 20+ years of experience as a sustainability consultant in business development, capacity-building, project design and management, workshop design and facilitation, public speaking, moderation, and writing.
In the zero waste and circular economy domain, I work with business development and capacity-building; business model development, project design and management; workshop design and facilitation, mentoring, moderation, public speaking and lecturing; and writing and editing.
In addition, I'm a TRUE Advisor for zero waste certification for buildings and premises and a mentor-in-training for Mission Zero Academy’s Zero Waste certification (powered by Zero Waste Europe).
Some of my recent clients through my company The Good Tribe, include Impact Hub Vienna, Circular Economy Victoria, Östersunds kommun, Dass Gramm Akademie, Circulise Global, and many more.
CO-FOUNDER/CO-CREATOR (over the last few years)
Business development and capacity-building consultant
Implementing the principles of the circular economy and zero waste into businesses is one of the most significant ways to contribute to a habitable planet for current and future generations. Changing the way we do business, moving away from the take-make-waste society to closed loops it the way to go.
In an ever-changing and evolving society, we need to safeguard human-rights and establish a paradigm where all of us, safely and with dignity, co-create society. An intercultural approach, anti-racism and anti-rumous work are important pathways towards that goal.
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