Business, by nature, marshals most of the earth’s resources: human, social, economic, and environmental. When threats and challenges elevate globally, businesses must step up, not around. Overconsumption, pollution, disparities, polarities, and shifting social and environmental climates all come face to face with businesses. That’s the nature of it. Operating for the sole purpose of maximizing profit won’t work anymore. We must steer a different course, and leaders must stop misleading themselves. Having the adaptive capacity to change is part of the challenge, but knowing how, precedes it.
The Nature of Business has introduced a framework for change. EON (Ecology of Needs) is an intuitive navigational framework capable of steering sustainable paths, both now and for generations. EON lights the path to a brighter future for businesses, the people there, and our planet.
EON is a tension-balancing structure, with indicators demonstrating how sustainability occurs naturally and how needs complement one another rather than compete. The complexity and challenge of sustainability is recognizing that it is not an outcome or destination; it is a dynamic. Understanding and operating by that dynamic, all the time and everywhere, is essential.
EON is a new lens to see sustainability through, including its principles and indicators of performance, as well as the structures and processes required to attain it. One could consider EON the stem cell of sustainability; it is not only applicable to everything but also innately understood by everyone.
EON is based on universal principles of sustainability and the emerging scientific understanding of natural forces as a language and communication code. It is a visual representation of the language, and the grammar’s graphics integrate scientific concepts, including the characteristics of complex systems.
EON is a sense-making structure that allows us to take the innate wisdom we were born with and combine it with all we have learned and come to know. People resonate with the framework. Not only do they find it intuitive, but they also comprehend and navigate complexity in ways they haven’t before. EON connects things and holds them together in ways that our deductive mindset doesn’t do well dealing with, which complements that mindset rather than replacing it.
EON applies to every aspect and stage of an organization’s evolution: ideation and innovation, leadership, strategy, operations, talent management, and even organizational development and transformation. With proper instruments and oversight, EON could also steer sustainability reporting, investing, and organizational operations.
More information is available at ageofeon.space
Business, by nature, marshals most of the earth’s resources: human, social, economic, and environmental. When threats and challenges elevate globally, businesses must step up, not around. Overconsumption, pollution, disparities, polarities, and shifting social and environmental climates all come face to face with businesses. That’s the nature of it. Operating for the sole purpose of maximizing profit won’t work anymore. We must steer a different course, and leaders must stop misleading themselves. Having the adaptive capacity to change is part of the challenge, but knowing how, precedes it.
The Nature of Business has introduced a framework for change. EON (Ecology of Needs) is an intuitive navigational framework capable of steering sustainable paths, both now and for generations. EON lights the path to a brighter future for businesses, the people there, and our planet.
EON is a tension-balancing structure, with indicators demonstrating how sustainability occurs naturally and how needs complement one another rather than compete. The complexity and challenge of sustainability is recognizing that it is not an outcome or destination; it is a dynamic. Understanding and operating by that dynamic, all the time and everywhere, is essential.
EON is a new lens to see sustainability through, including its principles and indicators of performance, as well as the structures and processes required to attain it. One could consider EON the stem cell of sustainability; it is not only applicable to everything but also innately understood by everyone.
EON is based on universal principles of sustainability and the emerging scientific understanding of natural forces as a language and communication code. It is a visual representation of the language, and the grammar’s graphics integrate scientific concepts, including the characteristics of complex systems.
EON is a sense-making structure that allows us to take the innate wisdom we were born with and combine it with all we have learned and come to know. People resonate with the framework. Not only do they find it intuitive, but they also comprehend and navigate complexity in ways they haven’t before. EON connects things and holds them together in ways that our deductive mindset doesn’t do well dealing with, which complements that mindset rather than replacing it.
EON applies to every aspect and stage of an organization’s evolution: ideation and innovation, leadership, strategy, operations, talent management, and even organizational development and transformation. With proper instruments and oversight, EON could also steer sustainability reporting, investing, and organizational operations.
More information is available at ageofeon.space
Additional information is available in the book that introduced EON to the world: The Arrival of Edyn Ray; her gift of EON and the path of hope it provides (Chapter 19; Applications for Business). The book is authored by Calvin R. Klein, Founder and President of The Nature of Business, LLC.
Additional information is available in the book that introduced EON to the world: The Arrival of Edyn Ray; her gift of EON and the path of hope it provides (Chapter 19; Applications for Business). The book is authored by Calvin R. Klein, Founder and President of The Nature of Business, LLC.
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