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Ingrid Larik
Antwerpen, Antwerp, Belgium
Let us strive for a warm cooperative life, a cooperative economy - a world in which people, organizations, society and the earth flourish - i.e., sustainable management of our environment, social sustainability, and the strengthening of democracy and partnership. My heart beats for everything that has to do with strengthening COOPERATION where it generates VALUE and POSITIVE IMPACT: between people, teams, organizations, neighborhoods, commons, partnerships and networks, communities and regions... And that means betting on a MULTIPARTICIPATION approach: government - companies/industry-knowledge institutions/science-civil society/commons I am therefore at my best when I can think along with the manager(s), management or transition team in a team-up, be a sounding board and help create movement so that both the purpose/values are respected and the ambitions can be realized: in the short and long term. #systemic #horizon thinking. Your view of people, economy and society, the values of your organization are guiding. These translate into the organizational drivers and are the compass to evolve into a HUMAN (FLUÏDE) ORGANIZATION, a ZEBRACOMPANY: a company that strives for sustainable growth and profitability where the core mission is to pursue a social goal. As a company, you are part of an entire ecosystem. How sustainable is your value chain? I believe in a continuous TRIALOGICAL DIALOGUE, participation, co-creation with the stakeholders involved,where everyone dares to take RESPONSIBILITY. Both in the organization and within your entire ecosystem. When people feel connected to each other and the organsiation they engage. The PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT of people and teams are a lever for that sustainable growth and progress as an organization (IDG's) FUTUREFIT LEADERSHIP. A MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH is needed to address complex processes (collective intelligence). This also applies to me. Recently I became part of THE EQUINOX COLLECTIVE and partnered with THE HOUSE of CHANGE. And I am part of several communities, learning networks and cooperatives: EMAGINE LIFE (hub for u.lab/Theory U, ReThinking Economics, Chances To Change), RE-STORY cv (new stories), the consultancy HUB NL-B ECOnGOOD, the FUTURE-FIT CHANGEMAKERS, the SOCIOCRACY3.0 network, the SCIO network, COMMONS LAB vzw, WOONCOOP cv [Horizon_aarde_kintsugi kopjes_Ingrid Lariki.png] [ ]
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Marcus Barrick
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
I am an author describing a parallel economic system founded on Process Philosophy, Cognitive Science, and Systems Theory. Our world is increasingly driven towards a Product Economy, not only in consumerism, but the very notion of value, quantity, representation and ownership itself, however Process Philosophy makes a strong case for Processes over Products and thus we can devise a socioeconomic system founded on meaning instead of value, prefigurative culture instead of representative politics, commons instead of ownership and many other distinctions that ground a parallel economic system capable of handling our psychosocioecological concerns.
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Jeni Miles
Herts, UK
Behavioral scientist and ex-Big Tech consultant specializing in user experience, engagement, and sustainable behaviour-change strategies. My goal is to foster collective wellbeing, post-growth/degrowth-aligned businesses and helping others navigate meaningful personal and professional pathways in an age of polycrisis. #DoughnutEconomics #BehavioralScience
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JASVINDER SINGH
Birmingham, West Midlands, England, United Kingdom
an advocate for true sustainability that goes beyond the rhetoric to enact proper outcomes that benefit all parts of society. Adopting the circular economy / doughnut economics is the way forward to ensure we are shifting from a 'creating no additional harm' (to the planet), to one where we are doing good by repairing and restoring nature and society. This is the reason why I joined the DEAL community.
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Daniela Carolina Cuadra Vaughan
Salvador, Bahia, Brazil
I'm a Nicaraguan Psychologist, living in Brasil. Mother of two young children, I work in the regional office of an INGO that aims to make every person a protagonist of their development. I have a particular interest in how to ignite the economic transition at a domestic and comunity level, implementing behavioral change strategies.
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Jehan de Buchet
Luxembourg, Luxembourg, Luxembourg
After 27 years in supervised financial services entities (#banking, #fintech, #regtech), I have decided to support as an entrepreneur the community to better circulate in the complex regulatory environment (#digital transformation, ) . I lived one third of my life in #France, #Luxembourg, and one third in #Belgium / #Germany, I like discovering people’s stories and purpose. I like to think outside the box which allows me to find unique solutions when others can’t.
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William Nicholson
Draperstown, Mid Ulster, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
An experienced consultant, strategic advisor, social entrepreneur, super-connector and catalyst supporting collaborative working across all sectors seeking to improve health and wellbeing through system change, organisational and community development, network creation and social movements. Passionate about social change using appreciative, asset-based approaches that empower by delivering through others, support self-management and are founded on deep, trusted relationships.
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Geoff Brooks
Mount Martha, Victoria, Australia
A keen photographer and recreational kayaker, I am fortunate to live in close proximity and accessibility to both pursuits on Australia's Mornington Peninsula. My career has extended across multiple industry sectors, but some of my most rewarding experiences have derived from campaigns and projects relating to protection of the natural world. I am Chair and a non-executive director on the board of the Western Port Biosphere Foundation, responsible for stewardship of one of UNESCO's 748 globally recognised biosphere reserves. It is an ideal opportunity for me to engage and make a difference on exploring and advocating for improved models and planning for integration of people and nature. Our organisation's values and operating model, which relies for its success on partnering with government, communities and business, aligns closely with the principles and aspirations of doughnut economics. I hope to learn and share ideas for the pathway to achieving our aspirations.
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Mattias Liivak
Estonia
Experienced in planning & implementing business processes, business development, public relations and marketing projects in the technology sector, mainly related to B2B2C payments solutions. Main achievements: driving the business & marketing launches of new products, entry into new business verticals, establishing brand visibility and thought leadership, acquiring new leads through content marketing, Other than that, building a circularity focused startup & just read the Doughnut Economics so interested in connecting with likeminded people.
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Adam Lantz
Uppsala, Sweden
As a recent law graduate, I have a deep interest in various legal areas, including EU law, procedural law, regulatory economics, contract law, environmental law, tax law and migration law. My degree has provided comprehensive coverage of all essential aspects of the law. My academic journey culminated in the completion of a master's thesis focused on Procedure and EU law, specifically examining the right to a fair trial and access to justice within the EU through preliminary rulings. This thesis is soon to be published, reflecting my dedication to advancing legal discourse in these areas. I bring practical experience and demonstrated achievements in enhancing access to education, promoting social mobility, fostering social entrepreneurship, developing platforms which has a social impact, and leading teams effectively. I am an advocate for regenerative economics, social justice, sustainability, equality, and human rights and progressive government regulation. Looking to get involved. I also write about regenerative, law and economics, social justice and environmental topics on Medium.
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Corina Angelescu
Udaipur, Rajasthan, India
I am a freelance facilitator and community weaver passionate about systems change, participatory leadership and regenerative economic practices. Over the past 12 years I have been part of a beautiful web of networks, communities and self-organized teams, dedicating myself to impact-driven roles and meaningful spaces for individual and collective transformation. Who I am today is definitely influenced by playgrounds like The Alternative University, ChangemakerXchange, Social Impact Award, Collective Transitions, The Abundance Fellowship, Ecoversities, and many of the NGOs and social enterprises I had the pleasure of collaborating with. At the core of my work as a facilitator and community weaver there is a willingness to create spaces for deep connection and foster a sense of belonging, trust and reciprocity. I am learning from and with nature, exploring regenerative leadership practices and trying to make sense of the world through a systemic lens. I am an “in between”, finding my roots and (chosen) family between Romania and India. I live in Udaipur, India, and I love spending time with my partner and our three wonderful daughters, home-making, traveling, bird-watching, (un)learning and goofing around. Here are some of the topics I am actively pursuing these days: 🫐 regenerating our relationships with money & economy 👾 understanding the depths of the metacrisis and exploring potential responses 🌱 growing my own food 🐌 creating the conditions for slow living 🤹 connecting with my inner jester through the power of play If anything resonates, let’s connect!
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Jason Shriner
Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada
A curious, active citizen and life long learner. Contributing to a better present and future for my community by championing common interests over positional thinking. I’m part of a group in my city that is advancing a plan to implement doughnut economics locally.
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Sachin Ganpat
Trinidad and Tobago
Information Technology Professional for over 20 years, living in the Caribbean for almost half a century. After watching the world slowly degrade, I need to do more, if for anyone else, for my two daughters. Interested in
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Kim Siew
Impact driven entrepreneur with 8+ years of professional experience in start-ups combining innovation and design thinking with digital transformation, Kim Siew has been part of the founding team for startups in the education, design and food sector. Previous design consulting firm founder (Lakaz d’Art) designed to empower the local artist community of 80+ artists and highlight the importance of Art in our society. Previous restaurant owner, sustainability delivered 1500+ healthy meals in reusable containers. Recent MBA graduate focused on Sustainability and current freelance impact & sustainability consultant. Kim believes in a sustainable future by design. Away from emails and brainstorming sessions, he's a writer and passionate home cook.
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Muhammad Al-Waeli
Baghdad, Iraq
Co-Director of Balssam Foundation for Sustainable Development; Interested in managing NGOs and sustainable leadership
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Inika Kandwal
Hong Kong
Hi I am an avid board gamer and looking to design a gamified workshop on Doughnut Economics for students across the globe and ages! Do reach if you love to play, have any ideas or would be keen to join and know more :)
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James Love
Evesham, Worcestershire, England, United Kingdom
James graduated from Imperial College London University, with a BSc Hons in Mechanical Engineering, and later went on to do an MBA at Cranfield School of Management. His career has spanned Engineering, Manufacturing, Industrial Equipment, Automotive, Chemicals, Plastics, White Goods and, latterly Medical Devices, where he was the Vice President Engineering accountable for Quality Management Systems, Regulatory Affairs as well as the normal engineering functions. On leaving his last full-time employment role, James provided concept design together with medical device and personal protective equipment regulatory consultancy services. James was a founder member of the MTQG (Medical Technologies Quality Group) co-sponsored by the Chartered Quality Institute (CQI) and the American Society for Quality Bio Medical Division. He has been a speaker at a number of events, including a Regulatory Affairs Professionals Society European Conference on “Quality Management in a Multi-Standards Environment”, the Institute for Physics and Engineering in Medicine on “Signposts to CE Marking of Medical Devices” and at the CQI on “Active Quality Systems”. James is the named inventor on patents/patent applications for vibration attenuation, systems for gasification of liquids without energy at high expansion rates, safety systems in medical devices, serum separation systems and devices to protect individuals against airborne pathogens. His innovative work began in isolating vibration in motorcycles, when he discovered his love for conceptual development finding solutions by making connections between apparently unrelated fields. He is now retired but is concerned about what the future holds for his children and grandchildren.
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Adam Machin
Telford, Telford and Wrekin, England, United Kingdom
I'm a tutor and assessor that is currently helping up skill electricians to install and maintain solar pv, battery storage and ev charging equipment. I have a real passion for the environment and especially how we can use technology to reduce our carbon footprints and reliance on fossil fuels.
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SSEMBATYA HIKIMAH
Kampala, Uganda
Ssembatya Hikimah (He/Him) is a Graduate Artist from the college of engineering design art and technology (CEDAT) - Makerere university, A climate Activist, Educator, and a global art in medicine fellow. Currently Living and working in Uganda with the Culture Declares Emergency (CDE) as the National Director for Uganda and The Great Imagining (TGI) as the coordinator for Africa. He is also the Founder of African Visual Artists Associates (AVIAS), an organization working with advancement of creative education through initiation, development and delivery of workshops symposiums and exhibitions harness climate awareness, adaptation, and mitigation. He is also a projects manager at the nodding disease foundation Uganda & chairman executive committee at Aliferous Universe Foundation. For two years working within the context of climate change, art and activism (justice, just transition). I have now embarked on The Great Imagining Africa Newspaper project a first of its kind publication leveraging the plight of activism for young African innovators and creatives to find platform for support of their climate change ideas to present them to a bigger audience.
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Santiago del Álamo
Cartagena, Murcia, Spain
ECOlogist, ECOnomist who, after years as a dissident, reconnected with my profession. Activist and social entrepreneur, I have been working for more than 10 years as an analyst and project coordinator in an incubator for technology companies and StartUps called CEEIC. I have promoted multiple actions of environmental and social awareness among my community focused especially on the youngest and most importantly I have promoted, planted and cared for the planting of tens of thousands of trees 🌳 in one of the corners most threatened by Climate Change in all Europe . If you want to know more, collaborate... write to me. Ciao![IMG_7251.png] [ ]
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Michael Hormann
Falmouth, Cornwall, England, United Kingdom
I am an Architect and Engineer getting also involved in public and social projects. I feel Architects could and need improve to be better ambassadors for architecture which creates a communities and neighbourhoods.
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Kelly Wood
San Diego, California, United States
I am a an environmental and socially conscious woman, lover of adventure, travel, people, and our beautiful planet. I am also a wife and mother of three beautiful humans. Professionally, I work for the University of Arizona responsible for strategic corporate partnerships and part-time instructor. Im also co-founder and Chair of the San Carlos Community Garden, a 501c3 non-profit serving more than 65 families in all organic food growth and community engagement. I am writing this from a cafe in Pontevedra (via my walk on the Camino de Santiago).
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Angela De Marco
Luxembourg, Luxembourg, Luxembourg
Brand strategist aiming at building positive impact through branding
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Bry Kopu
New Zealand
We believe we are at the intersection of climate change, culture and community. We aim to reverse the impacts of the polycrisis facing us and enable our communities to build resilience through a circular economy. The Doughnut resonates deeply with us and we are thrilled to be developing and adapting kaupapa/projects that reflect the need to balance and prioritise systems change at all levels of society. WE are currently working on a Tribal Summit for a Circular Economy 2024 and a Kai (Food) Systems Strategy for our region.
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