Liminal Space and Fear of Change – Thoughts by Jo Hunter of 53 Million Artists
At a foraged supper club this Monday, a story for another time, I was lucky enough to run into friend to 6-Heads, Jo Hunter of 53 Million Artists. While reminiscing […]
Tag Archives: systemic change
Can business change the world?
Creating conditions for positive business engagement in society Leading businesses increasingly recognise the need to go beyond traditional corporate social responsibility approaches and see contribution to societal good as a strategic […]
Once upon a time… Part 3
Once upon a time in a hackerspace really not that far away… Every day Norman Hacker and Dorien Hacker turn up to their local hackerspace and work together to build […]
It’s Just Good Business
Over the course of the last few months my blogs have explored what it means to be a responsible company – if values can support both sustainability and financial return, […]
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 […]
Sustainability & ‘Profits’ – Part 1
In my last post I looked at some of the theories that support incorporating core purpose and company values at the heart of a business. Below is a summary of […]
Does it Pay to be Ethical?
This third blog on the theme of corporate values and sustainability will examine the links between profits and responsible corporate behaviour: the practical realities of ethical challenges. For every study […]
Small change: Banking on a revolution
Social systems change because of a ‘thousand small cuts’. These cuts are initiatives that develop in parallel to an existing system and challenge it based on the use of new […]
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