– The CEO of the company in Spain, Carles Navarro, will speak with ten personalities from the field of sustainability.

– The episodes of this first series will be available on the main platforms: Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Ivoox.

Learn from the best. This is the idea behind BASF's first podcast in Spain: "Conversations for a sustainable future". During ten episodes, the CEO of the multinational in Spain, and head of the company's activities in the Iberian Peninsula, Carles Navarro, will interview personalities who are leading the current transformation of society. Experts and leading organisations will star each month in these discussions that aim to publicise transformative projects, inspire and generate a great alliance based on knowledge to accelerate the path towards a sustainable world. The SDGs, the energy transition, electric mobility or the role of science in this planetary challenge will be some of the topics that will be addressed.

The first episode is available from today on the main podcasting platforms (Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Ivoox) and features Clara Arpa, CEO of Arpa Equipos Móviles de Campaña (EMC) and President of the Spanish Global Compact Network. In this first talk, Carles Navarro and Clara Arpa discuss the 2030 Agenda, the level of compliance with the Sustainable Development Goals in Spain, the role of Europe in this global transformation and the importance of small changes and actions in all facets of life.

In this first episode, Clara Arpa shows her passion and optimism, despite the current situation of climate urgency. She believes that the cause is attracting more and more followers, that we must accept that sustainability has a cost and she encourages SMEs and consumers to feel that they are protagonists in this transformation. For her, no change is too small.

Among the upcoming guests will be personalities such as the science expert Deborah García Bello; the founder and CEO of the renewable energy company HolaLuz, Oriol Vila; and the founder and CEO of Ametller Origen, Josep Ametller.