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The document outlines a persuasive presentation aimed at a company, advocating for the adoption of the circular economy model to reduce environmental impact while enhancing business growth. It emphasizes three key steps: reducing material use, reusing products through programs like Patagonia's Worn Wear, and recycling waste into new resources. The presentation concludes by encouraging the company to embrace sustainability as a strategic business decision that benefits both the environment and profitability.

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Sample of a Presentation Script

The document outlines a persuasive presentation aimed at a company, advocating for the adoption of the circular economy model to reduce environmental impact while enhancing business growth. It emphasizes three key steps: reducing material use, reusing products through programs like Patagonia's Worn Wear, and recycling waste into new resources. The presentation concludes by encouraging the company to embrace sustainability as a strategic business decision that benefits both the environment and profitability.

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Criterion C: Presentation script

As an MYP student of Integrated Humanities create a persuasive presentation based on the


circular economy model to explain to your chosen company how to reduce their impact on the
environment so it benefits them and society. In your presentation, you must:
• write a title that includes your chosen environmental impact
• Your recommended word count is approximately 400–450 words.
Criterions assessed: A and C
Presentation Title:
"Sustainable Solutions: Embracing the Circular Economy to Minimize Environmental Impact"
Good morning, esteemed [Company Name] executives and stakeholders.
Let me start by asking you a simple question: How many of you believe that sustainability can
actually drive business growth? [Pause for hands]. If you're unsure, today, I’m going to show
you how embracing the circular economy can not only reduce our environmental footprint but
also unlock new opportunities for [Company Name].
Imagine a future where we no longer think of waste as something to throw away but as a
valuable resource that can be reused, regenerated, and recycled. That's the essence of the circular
economy, a model designed to keep resources in use for as long as possible—creating long-term
value for both your company and the planet.
Step 1: Reduce
Let’s dive into the first step: Reduce. Think about the amount of raw materials we consume in
our production process today. What if we could produce the same high-quality products but with
fewer materials and less waste? By optimizing our operations—whether through lean
manufacturing or energy-efficient technologies—we can significantly lower costs and reduce
environmental impact.
Let me ask you this: How would a 20% reduction in material use affect our bottom line? It
would not only save costs but also set us apart as an industry leader in sustainability.
Step 2: Reuse
Next, let’s talk about Reuse. A company that’s leading the way in this area is Patagonia, a
clothing brand that has developed a highly successful Worn Wear program. Patagonia
encourages its customers to return used clothing, which they refurbish and resell. This not
only extends the life of their products but also strengthens customer loyalty and reduces the
environmental impact of producing new items. How do you think customers would react if we
offered a similar program here? They’ll likely see us as a company that cares about both the
planet and their needs while driving customer retention.
Step 3: Recycle
Finally, the last piece of the puzzle: Recycle. Imagine if we could take the waste generated and
turn it into new, usable resources. By developing robust recycling partnerships and using
recycled materials in our products, we’re closing the loop in our supply chain. Think about this:
What if we could reduce our reliance on virgin materials by 30% over the next five years? That’s
not just good for the planet—it’s smart business.

In closing, I want you to think about this: What legacy do we want to leave behind as a
company? By adopting the principles of the circular economy, we are not just making
environmental improvements; we’re making smart, forward-thinking business decisions that will
benefit [Company Name] for years to come.
So, are you ready to take the next step? Together, we can drive change and create a future where
sustainability and profitability go hand in hand.
Thank you. I’m excited to explore how we can make these strategies a reality.

Including Patagonia as a real-world example demonstrates how reuse can not only contribute to
environmental sustainability but also drive customer engagement and business growth.

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