Ep #57: Sustainable Tableware from a Mompreneur with Pallavi Pande
What does it really mean to be a mompreneur? My guest this week, Pallavi Pande, is here to discuss exactly that, detailing how she started her business journey after becoming a mother, built a business around her own childhood nostalgia, and made her mission to improve the state of our planet one plate at a time. She is a mom of two, a passionate entrepreneur, and the founder and CEO of Dtocs. Today, she’s brought that experience to the western world through her business, making tableware from naturally fallen palm leaves.
Show Notes
What does it really mean to be a mompreneur? My guest this week is here to discuss exactly that, detailing how she started her business journey after becoming a mother, built a business around her own childhood nostalgia and made her mission to improve the state of our planet one plate at a time.
My guest today is mompreneur Pallavi Pande. She is a mom of two, a passionate entrepreneur, and the founder and CEO of Dtocs. She remembers eating on banana leaves while growing up in India and how, even as a child, she loved how this connected her to the planet. Today, she’s brought that experience to the western world through her business, making tableware from naturally fallen palm leaves.
Tune in this week to discover Pallavi Pande’s story of building a mission-driven business, constructed on a foundation of nostalgia. She’s sharing how she’s using nature’s resources, giving fallen palm leaves a second life, and providing convenience to other moms through her business, Dtocs.
- What Dtocs represents through its palm-leaf tableware.
- The consumer shifts that signify people are looking for more sustainable alternatives and how Dtocs is meeting this need.
- How Pallavi gathered experience to start her business in the corporate world, but knew she was destined to be an entrepreneur.
- What it really means to be a mompreneur advocating for what you believe in.
- The deeper goals behind Dtocs that go further than environmental protection.
- Pallavi’s advice to anyone out there wanting to create a business around solving a problem in the world.
What You'll Learn
Links Mentioned
- Sensiba Center for Sustainability is offering all Rebooting Capitalism listeners a free 30-minute discovery call to help you determine which ESG frameworks, metrics, and goals are right for your organization. They’ll help you connect the dots between ESG risks and opportunities and discuss the impacts ESG has on your organization’s bottom line. Click here or send an email to set up your free discovery call.
- Rebooting Capitalism: Instagram | Twitter
- Connect with me on LinkedIn
- Pallavi Pande: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn
- Dtocs: Website | Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | LinkedIn
- Pallavi offered Rebooting Capitalism listeners a special discount that offers free shipping and 10% off their order. Use code: DTOCS10.
- Greater Than
- Shark Tank – tv show
Disclaimer
Rebooting Capitalism is a podcast sponsored by Sensiba LLP. The statements, discussions, opinions, and other commentary provided within the program are solely intended for discussion purposes and do not constitute legal or professional advice. Listeners and participants should seek independent legal or professional advice. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the host and guests and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of Sensiba LLP. Sensiba LLP does not assume any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of any information discussed within the program.
By accessing or participating in the program, listeners and participants agree to these terms and conditions, acknowledging that they have read and understand the disclaimer and agree to be bound by its provisions.
