In this episode of Business as Unusual, host Sara Fossum sits down with Lorena Muñoz from Bright Products, a company designing solar solutions for humanitarian settings.

With a rare background bridging human rights, sustainable business, and product development, Lorena shares how Bright Products embeds ethical practices into every part of the company—from R&D and supply chain management to field testing in places like Mozambique, Uganda, and Bangladesh.

Together, they explore:
- How true sustainability is built through culture—not just compliance
- Why engaging directly with affected communities leads to smarter product innovation
- How transparency and supplier relationships create competitive advantage
- What shrinking humanitarian budgets mean for innovation and resilience
- The real challenges of humanitarian supply chains
- Why companies must rethink their role in delivering both profit and positive impact

If you’re working in ESG, humanitarian innovation, sustainability strategy, human rights due diligence, or purpose-driven product development—this episode is full of grounded insights you can actually use.

Learn more about bright products: https://bright-products.com/

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