Nicholas Passenger
Nicholas is the Principal Lecturer for the Business and Marketing related courses at UCLan. As well as overlooking courses on our UK campuses, Nicholas overlooks key programmes internationally.
Location Lancashire, UK
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Nicholas Passenger replied to Sarah Cook
Brilliant - if we can be of any help in the future then please let us know
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Nicholas Passenger replied to Sarah Cook
The magnificent Malmesbury .........a great area of then UK, one I spent 25 years in !
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Nicholas Passenger replied to Morn Proudfoot
That is really interesting. We hope you enjoy the course and if you want any future support then please don't hesitate to contact us. All the best
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Sounds interesting
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Nicholas Passenger replied to Zoe de Crecy
Interesting roles. Welcome to the course @ZoedeCrecy
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Good response
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The important thing about the blog is to make it as personable to you as possible. Whilst it is easy to compare others (that indeed were good) it is key to make it as personable to yourself, which you probably have. Qualitative answers sometimes do not have a "correct" way to answer and this would be the case with a blog.
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Great to have you on board @AnissaAuliaRahma - we hope you enjoy the course
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Really interesting thoughts here
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That's great - is this the website for the Repair Cafe ? https://www.zerowastescotland.org.uk/resources/make-and-do-mend-rise-repair-cafe
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Nicholas Passenger replied to Sofia La
Great to have so many backgrounds involved in this project and welcome @SofiaLa
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Nicholas Passenger replied to Sofia La
That's really interesting and certainly we have now read various articles on the Refood - https://re-food.org/en/portugal/ - project - interesting to say the least
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Great to hear this response and thanks for your time here
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Fair point @SofiaLa on both fronts. We are very fortunate to have the expertise of Prof Karl Williams at our university and a special mention to Maria Sherrington for her meetings with him. It's a fair point regarding the cost of food and certainly there are research projects looking into this currently
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Sometimes this is difficult but what is important is that you are questioning it and no doubt looking for solutions. Realistically this is the first step to reduction
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Nicholas Passenger replied to Donna Laviolette
That's brilliant @DonnaLaviolette - glad to have you as a part of the course
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Indeed we were really pleased with their contribution - they are a really interesting company to follow https://upcirclebeauty.com/pages/our-story
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Nicholas Passenger replied to Levi Witbaard
Good to have you on board @LeviWitbaard
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Nicholas Passenger replied to Somya Sharma
Great to hear and welcome
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What are your thoughts on this now ?
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Interesting answer @YuqianYang
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That is a fascinating discussional point @kimw
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Over here now @RhondaR. there is a bigger push for refilling containers will similar products but more in a self service style
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Indeed @YinJieLi
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Food for thought @LeJiaoWang
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Indeed an interesting challenge is highlighted @悦涵唐
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Interesting @LeJiaoWang
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Thanks @XinheWang and best of luck with the future
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Brilliant @RhondaR. and thanks for being a part of it
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Interesting response @RuimanTang
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Many thanks for joining the course @WendiZhou
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Glad to hear you enjoyed it @RhondaR. - hopefully next week will be similar
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No need to apologise @XinYan and thanks for the answer
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Thanks @RhondaR.
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Is that due to the software ?
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Interesting @kimw but key also to highlight that it may be perceived that small steps here in the right direction but that over time this will only see true results?
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Excellent response and interesting @XinYan
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@TingYinFang it maybe that profits occur due to this in the long run but initially it could be seen as encouraging a "responsible marketing" approach
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Exactly @HailuWang but also you may say that it is alsoto influence it's loyal customer's approaches as well ?
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Indeed @LeJiaoWang and they are certainly at the helm of this in terms of the industry
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Indeed marketing does @TingYinFang need to be responsible but sometimes the profit eyes seem to outweight the rsponsibility. It is interesting to see how countries are observing this now
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Great response @DiTang and hopefully you'll enjoy Week 3 as much ?
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Super summary @YinJieLi
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Great @XiaoxueGao
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That's great @WendiZhou -thanks for the indepth feedback
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Super answer @kimw and certanly indeed it is interesting the way in which a footprint can be minimalised. This is becoming ore attractive in UK business and certainly seems to have more power if this approach in used when setting up a new business.
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Great summary @XinYan and certainly there is a real push over here for self sourcing locally
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It's interesting @RhondaR. as there are different ways of potentially looking at this now due to the pandemic. There was a terrific article written over here in The Sundays Times newspaper on the 18th April by Katrina Burroughs (https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/20-best-homeware-and-furniture-buys-on-the-high-street-in-spring-2021-pqdj2hfks) that highlighted...
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With this change in thought @HanLu it is clear that you will see changes pretty quickly.
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Interesting but realistically @RhondaR. I think this tool is important to really think about our carbon footprint. Certainly it has made us all change at one point but the main target is to make these little changes as consistent as we can.
