Integrating Circularity with Regenerative Business and Its Human Dimenson
summary
Claims that regenerative value creation ties nature and people to profit with measurable wins and tools. Examples: coffee upcycling to cosmetics turns coffee pulp, silver skin, flowers and leaves into active extracts with antioxidants nine times grapes and twice blueberries and could replace palm oil in formulations. Regional projects target the Amazon with 30 million people and doubling income for 1M women farmers via regenerative agriculture. Corporate scaling work aims to embed circularity across 80,000 employees at Philips and uses stakeholder mapping and inside/outside politics to win narrow votes like 51 to 50.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Stories to systemic change
- 1:30Regenerative value creation
- 4:01Global regenerative movement
- 6:50Human dimension in business
- 9:02Amare’s coffee story
- 12:30Family roots of innovation
- 16:22Policy change and collaboration
- 18:09Legislation strategy
- 22:01Co-creating future economy
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