The knowledge hub is an archive of C4FE session resources posted after the event. Generously shared by C4FE speakers and presenting organisations.
February 2024 update: The knowledge hub is currently being developed to include a searchable archive of approximately 100 previous meetings held by the Strongly Sustainable Business Model Group hosted by the Strategic Innovation Lab (sLab) at OCAD University.
Catalyzing Transformation for Purposeful Whole System Change
Building on the work of the Bounce Beyond initiative, this talk will provide an overview of how purposeful system change can be brought about.
Systematically Designing Businesses Fit-for-the-Future
The Flourishing Business Canvas is a visual collaborative business modelling tool for designing business models that are socially, environmentally, and economically viable.
City of Kitchener Study—Presenting the Enterprise Evolution Concept Paper
How the City of Kitchener adapted their strategic planning process in response to complexity using the Enterprise Evolution approach.
How Corporations Can Innovate for Greater Prosperity, Resiliency, and Sustainability
Innovation North applies systems thinking to design thinking for more prosperous, resilient, and sustainable systems using the Compass, a tool to help solve complex problems by generating novel, actionable ideas.
The Lost Decade of Failed Sustainability Standards
Bill Baue discusses r3.0, a common good platform that promotes redesign for resilience and regeneration.
Transforming Strategic Management Practices in the Municipal Sector
David Corbet, Manuel Riemer, and Randy S’ad lead a discussion about the Municipalities Adapting in Response to Complexity (MARC) partnership.
Enabling Future-Ready Organizations
Mark McElroy, Antony Upward, and David Sloan Wilson discuss SMI initiatives.
Strytegy: Next-generation online collaboration platform
How does the Flourishing Business Canvas fit into the wider context of deep tech?
Feminist Business Models
Petra Kasssun-Mutch on feminist entrepreneurship and business practice.