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Luxury in the new normal: Leadership and innovation in 2020 and beyond

GreenBiz

As luxury fashion brands adapt and survive in the "new normal," they can drive a renewed vision of the luxury business that demonstrates how to decouple volume growth from value growth. Optimized distribution of value creation is important in a context where the pandemic has rendered raw material and manufacturing workers more vulnerable.

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Henkel 2023 Sustainability Report: Regenerative Planet

3BL Media

Circular economy Decoupling economic growth from the consumption of finite natural and fossil resources and developing a circular economy are key approaches to sustainable value creation and climate protection. We also aim to provide consumers with all the information they need to safely use and properly dispose of products.

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Maker’s Mark Crafts A Recipe For Growth Through Collaboration And Regenerative Practices

B the Change

Maker’s Mark Crafts a Recipe for Growth Through Collaboration and Regenerative Practices As a leader in the U.S. If you talk to really passionate whisky lovers, informed whisky consumers, they almost all think of whisky as a manufacturing product when, in essence, it’s agricultural. The flavor all comes from nature.”

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Where the ‘New Formal’ is the New Normal: Lessons on Innovation from India’s Artisan Economy

James Militzer

This sector is a primarily rural, informal and creativity-led landscape. And unlike most formal enterprises, the business models of craft-based enterprises in India are customised by necessity to meet informal, creative communities where they are — in dispersed, often inaccessible rural areas. thereby formalising them.

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Systemic Investing for Social Change

Stanford Social Innovation

IMM relies on investors identifying metrics that capture impact and then using those metrics to inform investment decision-making. A more recent example of where there is demand for systemic investing is Regen Melbourne ’s “Swimmable Birrarung River” challenge. It will also demand resources from across the entire capital spectrum.

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As Nature Intended

Chris Hall

The long-term view Since joining the Church Commissioners, Jaffe has been working on establishing a set of principles to foster long-term stewardship and value creation within the organisation. “I I work with a team that is intent on taking action, and I’m lucky that I get to spend time on what that actually looks like,” he said.

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Long Live Life

Chris Hall

Put together, these three themes form the basis of the firm’s Impact Agenda , informed by a consideration of where it has “the credibility and legitimacy to play a role”, Chapman explains.