Unwrapping the future of eco-designed packaging 1 of 2
Unwrapping the future of eco-designed packaging 1 of 2
Here we are, at the start of life returning to something more recognisable and yet everything has changed. The way we work, the way we socialise, and the way we shop have all been challenged, altered or at least reappraised.
But what does this mean for packaging? And more specifically, what does the future of eco-designed packaging look like now?
The latest podcast in our PaperTalks series explores these questions with the expert help of our very own Stefan Pryor and Tricia Hartmann who are joined by Evelio Mattos from Package Design Unboxd, Charlotte Keesing from Walpole British Luxury and Kirsty Taylor from Lakes Distillery.
Listen to the episode online now
Meet The Panel
Stefan Pryor, Senior Product Manager at James Cropper
Stefan has responsibility for James Cropper’s paper packaging portfolio across fashion, cosmetics and consumer electronics, with an expertise in the luxury sector.
His role includes the identification of new markets, product development and end-to-end creation of bespoke, innovative packaging solutions.
Tricia Hartmann, Luxury Packaging - Global Lead at James Cropper
With strong technical expertise in printing, paper and packaging, Tricia is responsible for the development of the luxury packaging offer at James Cropper; driving the take-up of the business’ Tailor Made bespoke services through growing international partnerships with luxury brands.
Kirsty Taylor, Marketing Director at The Lakes Distillery
Kirsty Taylor has worked across the retail and consumer goods industry for over 20 years with extensive experience within food and drink categories in both Europe and Asia. She plays an instrumental role in leading the brand journey for The Lakes Distillery towards its vision of creating a luxury single malt brand with a global ambition. To be immersed in such a fascinating, complex and dynamic whisky category is her inspiration.
Evelio Mattos from Package Design Unboxd
Evelio is an industry-recognised packaging design expert known for his ability to engineer strategic user experiences. He combines the physical user experience of unboxing with the visual aspects of graphic design to guide the user to the product and leave a lasting impression of the experience.
Charlotte Keesing, Director, Coperate Affairs & International at Walpole
Charlotte Keesing is a Director at Walpole with responsibility for Corporate Affairs & International working closely with the CEO across numerous business activities.
Most recently Charlotte has worked to develop Walpole’s corporate affairs strategy and government relationships, international activities including the US Trade & Media Delegations to New York, and the new Future Talent programme focused on engaging luxury brands with schools. She has established a programme of research, including the luxury sector’s first UK luxury economic impact study. Over her 13 years at Walpole, Charlotte has worked across the development of events and networking activities, communications and membership engagement to create an active community of British luxury brands. Charlotte was instrumental in the early development and launch of three highly successful mentorship programmes, including Brands of Tomorrow, CRAFTED and the partnership with London Business School.
