A Book Launch, a Big Question and a Different Kind of Growth
On Monday evening, we welcomed guests to Oxstalls Campus at the University of Gloucestershire to mark the launch of Realising Good Growth: A Practical Guide for Business Leaders - the new…
On Monday evening, we welcomed guests to Oxstalls Campus at the University of Gloucestershire to mark the launch of Realising Good Growth: A Practical Guide for Business Leaders - the new…
Every year, Earth Day prompts a global conversation about the kind of world we're building. For businesses, that conversation is becoming harder to sidestep - and for those of us who believe that business can and should be a force for good …
Every World Book Day, we're reminded that the right book at the right time can truly change the way you see the world. This year, we want to share one that we think every business leader should read. Realising Good Growth: A Practical Guide for Business Leaders by Professor Steve Kempster and Dr Stewart Barnes opens not with a business framework or a growth strategy, but with a question that stops you in your tracks. Our children - and certainly our children's children - may one day ask: why did you let this happen?…
March is B Corp Month, a global celebration of businesses using their influence as a force for good. This year’s theme, #GenB, recognises the collective impact of nearly 10,000 Certified B…
An interview with the in-coming CEO of The Nelson Trust in its 40th year has revealed not just her own journey, but the charity’s life-saving work, an incredible contract win - and a familiar face as catalyst.…
Businesses are using prisoners to solve staff shortages, facing-up to climate change challenges, forging a B Corp army and it’s creating what for many is the new economic Holy Grail - a regenerative economy.…
Driving Regenerative Change In an era where environmental concerns are increasingly at the forefront, purpose-led leadership has emerged as a critical approach for organisations aiming to make a…
Picture this: a world where catastrophic droughts, rising sea levels, and mass migrations reshape our planet's landscape. It may sound like a scene from a dystopian novel, but according to Professor Steve Kempster, this could be our impending reality.…