A call for boldness
If Einstein is right and we can’t solve problems with the same level of thinking that created them, then our tentative shuffle forward as a society to answer the clarion […]
Tag Archives: transformation
Biomimicry: Nature’s Blueprint for Sustainability and Innovation
Guest blog by Frances Owen and Devin Ornstein, current students of the MSc Environmental Technology at Imperial Earlier this month, 6heads and other guests (including a group of lively Imperial […]
Will Social Intrepreneurs save the world?
A guest blog from Rob Kyle, current Imperial MSc student Social entrepreneurship in an organisation has been aptly reclassified as ‘social intrapreneurship’ (SI). These intrapreneurs are described as people within […]
28 Days of Inspiration – Day 21: What’s for lunch?
Feeding the future James discovers zero carbon farming – underground! Here at 6heads we love food and we love the pioneers blazing an innovative trail in making our food more […]
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 […]
Are you an unnovator?
Microsoft recently revealed new software which allows users to get clear cut outs of items within pictures from photographs or off the web. They proudly illustrated its capabilities using a […]
Giles Hutchins sets the scene for transformative innovation
Every now and again we come across someone whose ideas resonate so much with 6heads that we want to share… Giles is one of those people. Enjoy his latest blog. Transforming towards the firm of the future Due to […]
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 […]
