28 Days of Inspiration – Day 23: Scotlands culinary delights?
Beyond Haggis, Whisky and deep-fried Mars bars I am up in Scotland this weekend and finding myself inspired by the myriad of community initiatives around food. The closer people come […]
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In Defence of Incrementalism
The late Neil Armstrong always emphasised that the race to the moon was a relay race, with the lunar landing at its apex. Every prior mission did as many new […]
The Power of Purpose
In my last blog I looked at some of the problems associated with trying to become a more responsible company, particularly if a company is looking to profit from ethical […]
The Naked Business – from Fearful to Flawsome
When it comes to addressing sustainability, the incumbent businesses that make the most material, negative impacts are often the ones that resist or are slow to shift to more sustainable approaches. […]
Innovation as if the world matters – creating action on 21st century issues with multi-stakeholder groups
A guest blog by Mia Eisenstadt from REOS PARTNERS http://reospartners.com/ Reos Partners is an international organisation dedicated to supporting and building capacity for innovative collective action in complex social systems. Mia is […]
