Conscious-Preneurs | Kay Liu: Eco Chic & Education

01/08/2017

Last updated on 30/08/2019

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Are you eco-chic? On our recent trip to Hong Kong, We met with Kay Liu, The Education Director for Redress to understand what the current landscape in Hong Kong looks like, how they are promoting eco-chic and how we can be more sustainable with our fashion choices.
This video was shot in Hong Kong and is part of our series of inspiring interviews with conscious-prenurs around the region.
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Stephanie Dickson

Stephanie is the founder of Green Is The New Black. She is a marketer, event organiser and avid connector of conscious individuals and brands. She loves bringing people together to connect, find inspiration, gain knowledge and be able to take action to create a better life. Previously she spent four years working for an international events agency, planning luxury events and fashion weeks around the region. As a third culture kid, she’s fascinated by other people and is always seeking new experiences.

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