In his interview with WeDesign, expert and author of The Caring Economy Toby Usnik speaks with us about a number of inspiring sustainable and responsible companies, initiatives and campaigns. Among them he mentions Loop, a grocery delivery service from Terracycle in partnership with major consumer labels which uses reusable packaging and for which these labels take responsibility for end of life recycling. He references Patagonia’s Wear Worn program which repairs product for longer life and use, Legos for their inclusion of equal women participation in leadership roles, and additionally Levi’s, which has in its CSR efforts, taken a strong stand against gun violence in the United States. He extolls Tencent’s “99 Charity Day” which on its WeChat platform facilitates micro-donations to charity and which he says has “inspired a generation of consumers to give back.” He references the good work of JD, one of China’s largest internet retailers, citing their efforts to promote the rural economies in China and for its use of drone delivery technology to deliver provisions to areas needing relief aid for which alternative means of delivery is rendered difficult or impossible. In addition to this, WeDesign CEO and co-founder mentions inspiring examples such as China-based Paris Station and Milan Station which are pioneering a model of and culture shift to resale or second hand luxury goods in China. He mentions companies such as The Body Shop, who were at the vanguard of CSR long before it was a widespread corporate practice. More than ever before, companies are working to “do business responsibly,” in their operations, supply chains, and among their employees and customers. Our conversation suggests that there is much more activity ahead in the area of CSR of which both companies and customers are a part.