… white paper, " Regenerative Capitalism: How Universal Principles and Patterns Will Shape Our New Economy ." For the past two years, Capital Institute and its collaborative network have been on an evolutionary learning journey, searching for a path that will lead us beyond our current unsustainable economic system and the finance-dominated ideology that drives it. …
… meet and pitch their ideas to venture capitalists and industry leaders. See photos from our 2015 event and read an account of the day here. Meet the 2016 finalists: Appalachian … streams from current food production processes to create nutritious and wholesome products. Our goal is to tackle the food waste challenge through culinary innovation and creativity. … waste streams from food manufacturing to make new wholesome and nutritious products. Our most exciting opportunity with which to begin our venture is okara. Okara is the …
… In today’s environment, that question is much harder to answer, and understanding your options is crucial. This workshop will be led by Eric Fischer from Withers Bergman LLP … options? Relevant case studies will be discussed to show the different choices How does your choice affect your potential funding sources? What documents do you need to understand to register your …
… it mean to solve social and environmental problems with the power of business? Please join our friends in the B Corp community for a lively discussion at the Patagonia Soho store. … An Entrepreneur’s Guide to Certified B Corporations and Benefit Corporations by Abigail Barnes. Patagonia and the Yale Center for Business and the Environment have launched … to meet the growing needs of entrepreneurs who seek to create companies with a positive impact on society. This guide will help entrepreneurs implement best practices, minimize …
… what the climate will look like years from now. Understanding a system as complex as our climate, however, is easier said than done. For the last five decades, scientists have been using supercomputers to model the future of the Earth using collected data and our understanding of physics, in an attempt to understand climate change. So how can we leverage these models to make more informed decisions about our risk and exposure to climate change? As always, lunch will be provided. Organized and …
… variety from Egypt) on his large, 4th generation family farm in Montana in the1980’s; a journey in organic farming and care for community that has had a bigimpact in the industry. Mark Bomford Director of the Yale Sustainable Food Program (YSFP) …
… Services . Eric Letsinger '96 MBA, Founder and CEO of Quantified Ventures, will discuss how impact bonds can be used to address a multitude of environmental problems. The program will … Solutions Equity and Justice Sustainable Finance and ESG Circularity Scaling Environmental Impact Bonds … Online Scaling Environmental Impact Bonds Friday, November 17th, 2017, 7:00 AM EST — 7:45 AM EST Please join the Yale …
… through his provocative ideas and next generation frameworks. In his latest book, The BigPivot , he makes the point that the way companies currently operate will not allow them to … of growth opportunities and consequences/risk. 2351 Clean Energy Equity and Justice The BigPivot: Doing Business in a Hotter, Scarcer, More Open World … On Campus The BigPivot: …
… Are cultivated meat, seitan, and insect protein the future of food? The outsized climate impacts of traditional animal agriculture are now well known, leading to a consciousness … deforestation, biodiversity loss, surface and groundwater consumption, and GHG emissions, our speakers will discuss new emerging markets as solutions to these issues, and demonstrate … Pathways in Business and the Environment Regenerative Agriculture Lab Related Events The Big Connecticut Food Event Fri, February 9th, 2024, 1:00 PM EST — 6:00 PM EST Kroon Hall - …
… heuristic, whereby they assume that companies have a fixed amount of manufacturing resources. Thus, resources devoted to “making the product green” come at the expense of making the product … heuristic, whereby they assume that companies have a fixed amount of manufacturing resources. Thus, resources devoted to “making the product green” come at the expense of making …