An approach to business decisions about innovation, supply chains, and market participation that factors in global political risks, rivalries, and trade policies.
A region offering significant economic and innovative activity for older populations.
The practice of applying a systems lens to impact investing to better effect change in complex social and environmental systems.
The visualization and analysis of relationships, influence patterns, and information flows within organizations or communities.
The intentional downplaying of corporate sustainability goals to avoid public comment and uninformed scrutiny.
Work undertaken to identify the many possibilities an invention might offer.
The practice of recombining undervalued assets to create and capture value in transformative ways.
A strategy for attaining scale that provides leaders with a language and structure to reach their innovation goals.
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