Our current system is unsustainable...
Best to change by design
than by disaster
Our objective is to identify economically viable opportunities to implement changes that minimize the environmental impact of your company.
What does this mean?
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Set business priorities beyond growth and profit. What is the impact that you want your business to have?
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Create a business model that balances the wellbeing of everyone involved. Are there objectives that you have been sacrificing for other priorities?
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Collect and monitor a broader set of metrics, including local economic impact and environmental impact. Do you know how your business is changing on an annual or monthly basis?
Our Approach
We help small and medium-size businesses by looking at three key areas:
Foundation
Ensuring that your business fundamentals such as org structure, business models, and investor responsibilities align with your overall objectives
Operations
Analyzing the resource usage of day-to-day business operations to identify opportunities for improvement
Engagement
Investigating how customers interact with your products and services to identify points of friction that hinder optimal use
If you care about sustainability but aren't sure how to start integrating it into your business, reach out.
Meet the Founder
Caroline Vanchiere is an experienced consultant and researcher with expertise in sustainability, circular economy strategy, and environmental psychology.
She has advised corporate clients on circular economy strategies, supported NGOs in defining operational aspects of sustainability, and conducted research on the role of community in driving sustainability. Caroline has co-authored a variety of reports on circular solutions, and waste and climate change published by outlets such as Sustainable Plastics and The Circulate Initiative.
Caroline is also a co-founder of the Ripples to Waves Project, which supports individuals and communities in understanding sustainability tradeoffs and taking action in their lives.
Caroline holds an MSc in Psychology of Economic Life from London School of Economics and Political Science and a BS in Economics from Louisiana State University.
