Meet the DEAL Community
Meet and join pioneering changemakers who are turning Doughnut Economics from a radical idea into transformative action.
Browsing 19475 members
-
Member
Leonardo Conte
Lugano, Ticino, Svizzera
Leonardo Conte graduated in Economics at UCSC (Italy) and USI (Switzerland). He is now PhD student in Marketing and Consumer Behaviour at the University of Lugano and lecturer of International Business Economics at Franklin University Switzerland. He lived abroad in Australia, the UK and the US, where he was Junior Research Fellow of the Harvard Policy and Institutional Research Project. Since 2017, he founded the local association Rethinking Economics Lugano and the national network Rethinking Economics Switzerland. Last but not least, he is pursuing interdisciplinary research on the performativity of Behavioural Economics and the impact of Nudging practices on consumers.
-
Member
Agata Miryn-Sienkiewicz
Kraków, województwo małopolskie, Polska
Facilitator and educator of circular change - working with companies and designers through creative workshops.
-
Member
Keith Mellen
Oxford, England, United Kingdom
Managing director Anne Veck Limited, award winning hairdressing business, championing sustainable and ethical business in our industry. Member steering group UK Business & Biodiversity Forum . Lifelong interest in wildlife & nature, currently involved in rewilding in Portugal.
-
Member
Gunnel Mörtlund
Luleå, Norrbottens län, Sverige
Educational business developer with a focus on social sustainability, social entrepreneurship.
-
Member
Martin Haustermann
Köln, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Deutschland
I am an engineer working with different topics of the "new normal", especially around ecosystem service & natural capital accounting
-
Member
patrick duffy
Global Nomad
Founder of Global Fashion Exchange, a circular focused approach to the fashion industry that combines sharing and circular economy, innovation, and Education into a global, collaborative action platform platrom.
-
Member
Anne Fritzner
Stevns, Region Sjælland, Denmark
Are currently looking for collaborative minded people with interest in making educational material on this subject, target age 13-16 year olds. Innovative creative, education consultant, tree huger and life loving human here to learn more on news ways of the world and help other do the same - always interested in new collaboration and ideas, so feel free to reach out
-
Member
Christian Hansen
Berlin, Germany
Industrial Engineer, Systems Thinker, Musician, Nature-loving Human. 🌻 Studying Economics and Renewable Energy Technologies I realized, the world's ecosystems and lots of human social institutions are hanging in the balance. The economy is already desperately out of balance. There are already technical as well as social innovations that offer solutions but it's the people who are not yet ready for the major changes we need to conduct as society. What we need is a mind shift and Doughnut Economics provides a strong communication tool. ⚖️ Creating a City Portrait of Berlin for my Master's thesis with Doughnut4Berlin. 📝
-
Member
Guus Bannenberg
Oegstgeest, Zuid-Holland, Nederland
Working in health care management, I am especially interested in sustainable community care and a couple of years ago started a grass roots health cooperative in Oegstgeest The Netherlands (www.langerzelfstandiglevenoegstgeest.nl). We are working on neighbourhood communities that take care of eachother and housing projects where seniors can grow old together.
-
Member
Stéphanie Gauthier
Les Houches, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France
Teacher in economics and management, I am committed to resilience in the Mont Blanc valley
-
Member
Bronwen Hyde
London Borough of Haringey, England, United Kingdom
Australian fine art photographer based in London.
-
Member
Safa Alai
Sunnyvale, California, United States of America
Entrepreneur, technologist and instructor. I am the author of the economy of meaning.
-
Member
George Kitchen
London
London based business owner and lover of Doughnut Econ, ethical finance and cool sustainable ideas. Founder of a supply chain business called Do It Properly (doitproperly.co), GHG Protocol qualified, working to become a member of the IEMA
-
Member
Ryan Klenner
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Hello, I am fortunate to be able to serve in the capacity of Business Development Manager for ASU LightWorks®. ASU LightWorks®, an initiative which spans the entirety of Arizona State University, is deeply focused on advancing sustainable development in clean energy and economy wide decarbonization. Done by cultivating dynamic relationships and leveraging research assets across the university ecosystem, creating transdisciplinary teams to take on some of the world's grandest challenges. I am also a proud graduate of ASU School of Sustainability, earning a BA in Sustainability focused on sustainable urban dynamics. Prior to earning my degree I had a 20+ year career in the commercial and residential building trades sector, where I experienced many roles from laborer, to tradesman and eventually senior leadership. This combination of experiences (among others) have enabled me to develop a unique lens from which to observe sustainability challenges, often offering new perspectives.
-
Member
Anja Eliasson
Östersund, Jämtlands län, Sverige
My interest for economy begun once I realised how extremely important it is in the quest for environmental and social sustainability who are my two biggest passions. Now I study a master in environmental science at Mid Sweden University where my focus is on conflicts of aims within sustainability. Besides that I work as a youth coach with asylum-seekers that have come without parents to Sweden. I am soon finished with my degree and I am looking for what I should take on after that. All I know for sure is that I want to work to promote positive change in the world. I find the Doughnut economy insipiring and all the initiatives that are taken gives me hope for the future!
-
Member
Donna Nelham
Kingston, Ontario, Canada
Founder of Unstitution and an inspiration strategist, I hold the inherent tensions of hard science and messy humanness. Embracing a partial witnessing orientation, I share 30+ years of integrative transdisciplinary transcontextual experience. Engaging and researching widely to nourish what's unfolding, I bring ideas and concepts to ground in ways that might relate, resonate and inspire meaningfully. Unstitution is patterned as a collaborative commons, supporting living-learning lab initiatives, addressing entangled systemic meta-poly-perma realities. Together, through deep ongoing inquiry, we're uncovering life-affirming ways of working and living, reframing most everything: 💥 Diagnosing recursive life-diminishing patterns 💥 Co-cultivating enabling contexts and field conditions 💥 Unblocking portals that might allow transformative phase shift birth Working from the interstitial space between sectors, disciplines, networks, cultures, generations, genders - all the artificial divides - we're illuminating deep-rooted domination-oppression patterns and barriers that insidiously persist despite good intentions. Life diminishing patterns, spanning hundreds of years and accelerated through industrialized modernity have become hard-wired. Deep subject! Working and co-learning with people anywhere in the world, we're re-patterning as we live into an unknowable future, guided by some hard red lines. Uncomfortable questions routinely bypassed for all kinds of reasons keep us on transitional treadmills that prevent real transformation and block expression and life-affirming regenerative functions. Living in the world as it is and wading between wor(l)ds, letting go of the degenerative, dysfunctional ways we've been imprinted, Inviting us all to unstitutionalize what fails to serve life, asking: 💥 What is ours to STOP DOING? 💥 What is ours to DO VERY DIFFERENTLY? 💥 What is NOT OURS to drive, (en)force and grip? Honouring gifts differing, we bring and let go of experience, skills, framing/scaffolding, methodologies and tools - attuning to contexts and cultures. We cherish what has always been, trampled by dominator patterns and buried and invisibilized under layers, that became normalized - the way it is. We were never separate, yet the experience and harms of separateness are very real! Wading through deep shi(f)t, this work is reflective, retrospective, present-centred, facing one another and forward-facing - humbling ongoing (un)learning for all. Our regularly updated Unstitution articles published on Medium are fractal-like glimpses into the unstitutional ethos. Co-catalytic springboards, they invite deeper excavation, integrative learning and meta-relational attunement. They reflect a sample of the ways we’re co-adapting and contributing.
-
Member
Jean Girard-Arsenault
Cartagena, Bolívar, Colombia
I'm a singer, producer, and sustainable marketer from Canada and Colombia looking for optimal happiness and optimal ecological footprint for my family, the World, and me.
-
Member
Aleeza Howitt
New York, United States of America
Working to democratize money itself. I'm interested in alternative and community currencies, mutual credit, UBI, inclusive & decentralized tech and governance systems. The monetary systems we use are a powerful force shaping our economy. We need to reexamine and rebuild our basic monetary infrastructure to create a fair and sustainable economy.
-
Member
Christoph Soukup
Germany
Circular Economy strategist tapping the power of circular economy business models
-
Member
Bibiana Cala
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
I have been working in tourism for more than 20 years and I believe that when planned and managed taking in account the principles of sustainable and regenerative development, it can be a powerful agent for positive change. I recently founded Good To Great Tourism, a company that has been created to work in collaboration with the host communities, the local businesses, tourist destinations and governments. Its mission is to promote the development of sustainable and regenerative tourism with the purpose of improving the quality of life of local communities and the environment through education and the promotion of participatory development.
-
Member
Rory Feys
San Francisco, California, United States of America
Multi-media designer. Tagging information to visual symbols and indulging in combinatorial play. Critical thinking and finding patterns, art and processing information is one in the same for me. I was first exposed to Doughnut Economics via Flynn Coleman’s book “A Human Algorithm”, from there I followed her on Twitter and joined the California Doughnut Economics Coalition. Learning while moving forward, as a designer partial to designing with information above all else, the type of information that is aggregated and baked into this sweet future vision that is made plausibly attainable through Doughnut Economics is to appetizing to pass on. I strive to help facilitate this crucial & wonderful undertaking.
-
Member
Casey Plasker
New York, United States of America
Hello fellow circular economy nerds! I'm Casey Plasker, founder at Circularly PBC. I have 9 years of experience focusing on climate change, and 5 years working within rapid growth startups in the renewable energy sector. My experience focuses on building programs and relationships that enable triple bottom line impact. This includes creating company-wide impact strategies, achieving B Corporation Certification (B Corp), GRI Reporting, and building global giving efforts—enabling access to renewable energy for over 80,000 individuals globally in 2019. I hold a Masters Degree in Sustainability Management from Columbia University in New York City and am so excited to help bring about a circular economy.
-
Member
Mandla Nkomo
Pretoria, Gauteng, South Africa
Development practitioner of over 20 years based in Southern Africa working with rural communities and urban markets.
-
Member
Tim Warin
London Borough of Barking and Dagenham, England, United Kingdom
I work for the Participatory City Foundation as part of the Collaborative Business Team.
Members who haven't added a location won't appear on the map. To see everyone, try the grid view.