Donna Okell
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Working hard to build a cleaner, greener, fairer world.
Inspiring and empowering business leaders to be courageous, compassionate, committed, and collaborative. CEO @UK for Good, B Leader, Speaker, Impact Business and B Corp Consultant
Inspiring and empowering business leaders to be courageous, compassionate, committed, and collaborative. CEO @UK for Good, B Leader, Speaker, Impact Business and B Corp Consultant
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The 10 Core Myths Still Taught in Business Schools - The Great Simplification
Economics departments around the world teach a narrow boundary story of the way our world works. A narrative of infinite growth driven by consumption and money, which has dominated our culture and unk...
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July 31, 2025 at 8:31 PM
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They say a picture paints a thousand words.
This is a superb illustration of the climate and nature crisis we’re facing. Super-helpful to use with your TL;DR and climate denier connections.
Thank you team @ECIU.
This is a superb illustration of the climate and nature crisis we’re facing. Super-helpful to use with your TL;DR and climate denier connections.
Thank you team @ECIU.
July 29, 2025 at 11:15 AM
They say a picture paints a thousand words.
This is a superb illustration of the climate and nature crisis we’re facing. Super-helpful to use with your TL;DR and climate denier connections.
Thank you team @ECIU.
This is a superb illustration of the climate and nature crisis we’re facing. Super-helpful to use with your TL;DR and climate denier connections.
Thank you team @ECIU.
Herman Daly, a prominent ecological economist, used the analogy of a ship's Plimsoll line to illustrate the concept of an ecologically sustainable economy. We need to agree:
Where’s the ‘when to stop’ point?
We’ve long passed the ‘when to stop ‘ point and are now slowly, and surely, drowning .
Where’s the ‘when to stop’ point?
We’ve long passed the ‘when to stop ‘ point and are now slowly, and surely, drowning .
July 27, 2025 at 7:16 PM
Herman Daly, a prominent ecological economist, used the analogy of a ship's Plimsoll line to illustrate the concept of an ecologically sustainable economy. We need to agree:
Where’s the ‘when to stop’ point?
We’ve long passed the ‘when to stop ‘ point and are now slowly, and surely, drowning .
Where’s the ‘when to stop’ point?
We’ve long passed the ‘when to stop ‘ point and are now slowly, and surely, drowning .
The boiling frog analogy playing out in real time.
The wealthiest 1%will fight hard to keep us all doing what we’ve always done, at whatever cost…to people and our planet.
That needs to change and fast.
The wealthiest 1%will fight hard to keep us all doing what we’ve always done, at whatever cost…to people and our planet.
That needs to change and fast.
July 20, 2025 at 9:02 AM
The boiling frog analogy playing out in real time.
The wealthiest 1%will fight hard to keep us all doing what we’ve always done, at whatever cost…to people and our planet.
That needs to change and fast.
The wealthiest 1%will fight hard to keep us all doing what we’ve always done, at whatever cost…to people and our planet.
That needs to change and fast.