The Resilience Report
Welcome to The Resilience Report, where we go beyond the headlines to spotlight the trailblazers redefining sustainable business. In each episode, host Lauren Scott sits down with ecopreneurs and lighthouse leaders—visionaries who are tackling our planet’s toughest challenges and proving that business can be a force for good.
Lauren has spent more than a decade working in the cleantech space, and specializes in translating climate initiatives into meaningful action to deliver on commitments to the building and renewables sectors. Her marketing and communications background is leveraged to promote social and environmental responsibility as an approachable, yet critical part of business operations. Scott’s career has been marked by being named one of Montreal’s Top 50 Women Leaders (2025), by her nomination as a 2020 Woman of Inspiration by the Universal Women's Network, as well as being shortlisted as Industry Woman of the Year by the ControlTrends Awards (2020).
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Recent Episodes
Canada’s Blue Economy: Water, Industry, and Innovation ft. Kendra MacDonald (Canada’s Ocean Supercluster)
Rethinking Philanthropy: Strengthening Business and Community ft. John Bromley (Charitable Impact)
Building Brand Trust in the Age of AI: Purpose-Driven Leadership ft. Marie-Chantal Savoy (Savoy Strategy)
What 60+ Sustainability Experts Taught Us: 6 Key Takeaways Shaping Resilient Business ft. Lauren Scott (The Resilience Report)
Sustainable Fashion: Circularity, Conscious Design, and Community Impact ft. Lisa Diegel (Faherty Brand)
AI-Powered Styling: Rethinking Sustainable Fashion ft. Julia Dietmar (OpenWardrobe)
About the Host
Lauren Scott
Lauren Scott specializes in translating climate initiatives into meaningful action to deliver on commitments to the building and renewables sectors. Her marketing and communications background is leveraged to promote social and environmental responsibility as an approachable, yet critical part of business operations.
Scott’s career has been marked by being named one of Montreal’s Top 50 Women Leaders (2025), by her nomination as a 2020 Woman of Inspiration by the Universal Women's Network, as well as being shortlisted as Industry Woman of the Year by the ControlTrends Awards (2020). She has pursued certificates in "Reconciliation through Indigenous Education" (UBC), "The Health Effects of Climate Change" and “Leading with Finance (both Harvard University) and “Corporate Sustainability Management: Risk, Profit, and Purpose” (Yale School of Management). Scott’s philanthropic efforts include having served on the board of Sierra Club Canada Foundation, the Canadian arm of one of North-America's largest environmental advocacy groups. She has held the role of the board President, and chaired the National Development Committee and the National Communications Committee.