#sustainabletransformation

"Transformation is always driven either by urgency or vision. Vision is very rare […] but urgency is rising at pace. Every day things become more urgent because every day complexity arises so that the old way of working becomes obsolete. And the necessity to dig into more sustainable ways of working becomes clear.” 
This episode features an in-depth conversation about balancing people and purpose in transformation. Christian Kugelmeier from VORSPRUNGatwork takes us on his journey of helping a client with their business transformation, focused on making it personal and sustainable.

How can we rethink, rework and retell plastics? "Anyone who is getting active in this field has to go into uncharted territory basically. Do stuff that's not been done before. And fail of course." 
Fridolin from HolyPoly joins us for an in-depth conversation around the circular economy and its challenges and the sustainability transformation that companies will have to tackle in the future. How does HolyPoly as an agency and boutique consulting firm and design & manufacturing partner help their clients in their sustainable efforts? Tune in for all the details.

Henning Tomforde from Linde joins us to talk all things sustainable change. Tune in to learn how he as Director for Digital Transformation and Productivity 2.0 strives to demystify transformation with the work of the digital units, and how he approaches sustainable and lasting change across the business.
Some key takeaways: 
1. Equip digital business units with the skills to tackle challenges on their own. 
2️. Have a clear business need as to why a digital transformation program helps you achieve your goal. 
3️. Center trainings around real business challenges to increase their impact. 
4️. When adjusting your physical trainings to a virtual format, dig into the details of your offerings and slice them down.