How can we change our behavior to engage in the ecological transition and regenerate living beings? This is the question we explored with Jérémy Dumont in this episode. His journey and his experiences will help you find your own answers, for yourself and for the organizations and collectives in which you are involved. His journey in detail.
Jeremy Dumont has transformed businesses by launching innovative products and services, engaged in politics and co-organised climate marches in France. Recently he created the association Nous Sommes Vivants which brings together ecology stakeholders into organisations.
To transform companies from the inside, says Jérémy, we must act on the one hand on the transformation of mental models to move from predation to regeneration and on business models that allow the design of eco-innovative products and services. One doesn’t go without the other.
In fact, it is impossible to reverse the trend towards excessive exploitation of natural and human resources without a sufficiently strong and collectively shared motivation that does not arise from fear and coercion.
So, how can we make this ecological transition desirable to motivate companies and organizations? The answers in this 14th episode of Entrelacs! Thanks Jeremy Dumont
Happy listening everyone!
Gaelle Brunetaud
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We are alive has developed several workshops to support the ecological transition in businesses and local communities in response to the overcoming of planetary limits and in particular to the predation of living beings. Our approach is the regeneration of living beings, including humans. Regeneration is the ability of living things to reach their full capacity in an ecosystem. www.noussommesvivants.co
