The Triple Bottom Line Framework

The Triple Bottom Line Framework

The need for sustainability is ever more critical in today’s economic environment. The triple bottom line framework, which looks at a business’s impact on the environment, social well-being, and the economy, is gaining prominence. The Planet, People, and Profit are the three pillars of sustainability, all of which are equally important for organizations. Going beyond just profit and considering the social and environmental impact can result in benefits like satisfied consumers, improved brand image, and new business opportunities. Sustainability cannot be achieved by a one-size-fits-all approach and requires attention to each of the three pillars.

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How to Organize Ideas with Stormboard

Meetings can be more organized with Stormboard, a digital workspace that replaces physical whiteboards and notebooks, and offers useful features such as templates, sticky notes, and a chat tab.

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Ideation in groups and production blocking

Ideation in groups and production blocking

Group brainstorming may not always result in the most quality ideas. The article offers advice on how to overcome production blocking and evaluation apprehension, including the use of nominal group technique and innovation management tools like Idea Drop.

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Creative Inspiration - Creative Thinking for Teachers at RAFT Colorado

Creative Inspiration - Creative Thinking for Teachers at RAFT Colorado

Learn how non-profit organization RAFT Colorado transformed discarded materials into educational activity kits that inspire creative thinking in students of the STEAM disciplines.

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