The Doughnut for Regenerative Business Leaders

Regenalyze's second workshop for Amsterdam-based businesses

Posted by REGENALYZE on September, 01, 2026

Last updated: September, 01, 2026

In March 2026, 60 participants from businesses, academics, and policymakers met at the first international Regenerative Business Leaders conference to discuss necessary economic transformations and regenerative ways of doing business. at the Botanic Garden Zuidas in Amsterdam, a fitting backdrop for a day of conversations on regeneration.

The participation of Regenalyze in the event was enabled by Amsterdam Impact (City of Amsterdam)
The participation of Regenalyze in the event was enabled by Amsterdam Impact (City of Amsterdam)

The event was organised at the Botanic Garden Zuidas in Amsterdam, by Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, University of Amsterdam, WhatxNext, Wansdronk Architecture, SparkBiQ, Friesland-Campina, BLT Group, and the Sustainable Development Solutions Netherlands (SDNS), with a 

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The conversations brought together perspectives from Earth science, systems thinking, and agriculture, complemented with an artistic and thought-provoking spirit. Debates emerged throughout the day, reflecting the willingness to challenge one another on whether enough is being done. In this dynamic and constructive atmosphere, Willem van Winden and Garance Breuil from the consultancy Regenalyze had the opportunity to lead an interactive workshop where organisations could reflect on how to apply the Doughnut Economics framework in practice. It was encouraging to see that most participants were already familiar with the framework and actively working with it.

Participants came up with regenerative ideas using the 4 lenses framework
Participants came up with regenerative ideas using the 4 lenses framework



Participants explored the 5 business design traits that either enable or hinder our progress towards a just and safe future
Participants explored the 5 business design traits that either enable or hinder our progress towards a just and safe future




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