Join Us To Learn About Sustainable Email Marketing

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Join Macaila Britton and EcoSend, as they explore what sustainable email marketing is and how to green a mailing list.

What Is Sustainable Email Marketing?

Many people don’t automatically think of email marketing when discussing sustainability in business. But, with an average of 347.3 billion emails sent daily, why isn’t the environmental impact of our online habits more widely discussed?

What To Expect

Join Macaila Britton with special guest James Gill, owner of EcoSend, as they explore the impact of an email, the marketing platform, and how easy it is to prioritize the planet without sacrificing quality of work. The session talks about sustainability and tech in a non-overwhelming way. There is no tech or sustainability background needed to listen to or participate in this discussion.

Takeaway

By the end of the session, attendees will be able to understand what sustainable email marketing is and how they can green their mailing list. Plus, hear from Macaila about her journey transitioning from Mailchimp to EcoSend.

Whether you’re an email marketer, working in the tech space, a student, or someone curious about learning how they can implement more eco-friendly solutions in business, this lunch and learn is for you!

About  EcoSend

EcoSend is a climate-conscious email marketing platform designed to help purpose-driven businesses succeed. It provides all the functionality you need to send email campaigns and email newsletters but at a reduced cost to the planet. 

About Macaila Britton

Macaila is an Environmental and Impact Specialist with a background in communications. She is the founder of Sustainable Business Guide and is the Co-Chair of the Sustainable Fashion Week Chicago Hub. Macaila also regularly publishes sustainable lifestyle content on her blog, MacailaBritton.com She is a proud member of Ethical Influencers and a World Economics Forum Global Shaper with the Chicago hub.

Previously, Macaila was the Communications Director for His Majesty King Charles III’s Sustainable Markets Initiative. She also completed a program with The University of Cambridge’s Institute For Sustainable Leadership and is ALBERT Trained for sustainable editorial production.

The virtual link will be emailed after attendees submit their RSVP.