In this episode I have a conversation with Tom Bosschaert founder of Except Integrated Sustainability about how better designed urban systems provide more value for their surroundings. It happens to be 25years since he founded Except Integrated Sustainability and a good moment to reflex to what he has achieved since.
Based on his experiences Tom created the Symbiose in Development (SID) framework to help structure innovative solutions that actually provide resilience, autonomy and harmony to organizations. A pragmatic framework to keep the "Feet on the ground and head in the clouds" to ensure a organization is truly sustainable and future proof. The future is bright as he sees that "The long term investments associated with sustainability are becoming shortterm enough to match the traditional investment thinking".
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The Masters of Beautiful Achievements podcast series is where Alexander Prinsen explores natural science, innovation, systems thinking and leadership. As systemic innovation consultant at scopematters.com he helps organizations accelerate to save costs, do good and operate within the planetary boundaries.
