creates sustainability
through presencing and
engagement
That’s the future; today
85 % of Finnish retailers want
more ‘green’ products (Q1/08)
Source: Seos research
75 % of U.S. consumers prefer
greener alternatives (Q4/08)
Source: Hartman Group
green = reducing
unsustainability
Reality check:
1. Price
2. Quality
3. Ease of use
4. Availability
5. Green values
However,
Traditional thinking:
eco = expensive.
Traditional thinking:
eco = expensive.
Comptel exhibition:
-reduced CO2 40 %
-reduced costs
More examples
Interface carpets
-saved $372 M
-52 % less waste
-sales up 2/3rds
-profits doubled
(c) Interface
Herman Miller
Mirra chairs
-recyclable
-fast assembly
(c) Herman Miller
Nike Considered
-reduced waste
-cheaper
-higher margins
(c) Nike
In fact,
creativity loves
constraints
Three ways to get more for less
1. Because I say so
Three ways to get more for less
1. Because I say so
2. our Q4 earnings
depend on that
Three ways to get more for less
1. Because I say so
2. our Q4 earnings
depend on that
3. The Earth needs you
“We choose to go to the Moon... and do other
things, not because they are easy, but because
they are hard, because
that goal will serve
to organize and measure
the best of our energies and skills,
because that challenge is one that we are willing to
accept, one we are unwilling to postpone, and one
which we intend to win...”
-John F. Kennedy, 1962
A presentation on eco-design at Nordic Corporate Su more
A presentation on eco-design at Nordic Corporate Sustainability Conference on 15.5.09 @ Hanken, Helsinki. Thanks to Net Impact Hanken for organizing the event! less
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