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What would a corporate business strategy look like if thriving ecosystems and human wellbeing were valued as highly as quarterly financial results?

As she reveals in our recent podcast chat, typical sustainability reporting often involves "the same issue on the table year after year"—whilst fundamental business models remain unquestioned.

After two decades in sustainability consulting where conventional methods "had no impact," B Lorraine Smith created the Matereality framework, which flips Materiality assessments and centres life, not the company's.

This disconnect between the quest for infinite growth and what sustains life is precisely what drove B Lorraine Smith develop a radically different approach.

Thanks for being so generous with your time & sharing your perspective on opposing systems of domination by striving to "do what we can, where we are, with what we have" 💚