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Sustainability-Driven Collaboration: Turning wicked problems into wicked opportunities

February 11, 2014

How do we provide a platform for sustainability-driven collaboration in which participants are able to embrace complexity, and reframe ‘wicked problems’ as ‘wicked opportunities’?

Talk is Cheap: Don’t tell me about Sustainability – Show me!

Sören Andersson

December 8, 2013

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Instead of starting where we are, doing small incremental changes trying to make our business and behaviour sustainable, we must start where we need to be when we have a sustainable society and work our way backwards from there.

Sustainable Consumption is so Capitalism 1.0 – The Future (Capitalism 2.0) is all about Sustainable Communities

Raz Godelnik

December 1, 2013

Capitalism 2.0, Social Impact

As Paul Polman once said, “Business has a hard time succeeding in societies that fail.” He’s definitely right, but to better society we need the right medicine, and right now it does not seem to be sustainable consumption.

Has the triple bottom line become a double bottom line? Good capitalism OR a major system flaw.

Brad Zarnett

November 21, 2013

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Can a company pay a "poverty wage" and still be considered a sustainability leader?

Creating the vision for an economic system that builds wellness instead of GDP growth

Brad Zarnett

October 6, 2013

Capitalism 2.0, Sustainability Themed Videos

The current system measures the wrong things - it leads us towards sickness, inequality and environmental degradation.

The “Myth of Success” Must be Challenged for Sustainability to Succeed

Jo Confino

May 28, 2013

Capitalism 2.0, Business and Sustainability

Collaborating more effectively is increasingly recognised as key to making progress, but few are expert at it and business has traditionally been more adept at building high walls, rather than tearing them down.

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