Sustaining yourself and your company. For the long term!

So how can you do your best to ensure your company lasts long-term and serves society well, whether you lead it or work in it? And how can you align your personal vision to sustain yourself as well?

Reflect on your current path and get inspired.

Why watch the episode?

Martin approaches sustainability holistically, so he’s happy to share his extensive experience not only from business but also from life. Sustainability is a daily part of his life, and perhaps that’s why he doesn’t feel the need to boast or use flashy phrases. This episode will give you a human perspective on sustainability straight from the source.

What will you take away from this episode?

• Relief from stress about whether your company can survive current and future crises.
• Embedding responsibility into your company’s DNA for yourself and those around you.
• Setting a strong vision while also being able to adapt to changing circumstances.

Who is Martin Hausenblas?

Martin Hausenblas is a Czech politician, entrepreneur, and philanthropist. He studied information systems and in 1999 founded the company Malfini (probably known under its original name ADLER Czech), which specializes in manufacturing and exporting promotional textiles. 

Martin lives in Ústí nad Labem, where he supports development through various initiatives. He founded and funds the Renesance Scholarship Fund to support students and graduates from the Ústí Region interested in studying abroad. He is chairman of the association Business Without Corruption. He is involved in the civic initiative I love Ústí, which monitors life in Ústí nad Labem. His main focus is autonomous mobility. He helped save the Ústí cinema Hraničář and with it the Drama Theatre. 

He is also the creator of the Liftago project, an alternative service connecting taxi drivers with passengers, fighting client overcharging through fixed prices. Since 2013, he has been a member of the board of trustees of the Aid Foundation.