Making Circularity Work
Lou NashCircularity is stuck because we're collaborating wrong. Done right, it's a strategy for driving transformation at speed. That's why we're building the blueprint for how collaboration scales circularity Join us, and let’s make it work — together.
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The Opportunities Between Us
For the last nine years, I’ve been mapping how circularity unlocks business opportunities – in the gaps between silos, sectors, and stakeholders.
Doing my best to shift circularity from just “waste reduction” to a systems view of unlocking...
Circular by Nature — The Voices from 2025 Who Are Shaping Our Future
A Making Circularity Work series sharing key insights from the World Circular Economy Forum 2025
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Circularity: A shift in how we better our economies.
We’ve been reflecting on what we heard from the...
Circular by Nature — The Voices from 2025 Who Are Shaping Our Future. Part 2 of 3
Part Two: Is the Future of Trade Circular Flows of Resources Within Regions?
What if the future of global trade wasn’t defined by extraction, but by regeneration?
What if sovereignty meant not just political independence, but retaining...
Circular by Nature — The Global Voices from the World Circular Economy Forum 2025
Part One: Who’s Shaping the Circular Transition?
The leading voices and their influence on the nature of the circular transition
This article explores diverse voices at the World Circular Economy Forum 2025 in São Paulo, Brazil and...
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Louise Nash + Samantha Walmsley-Bartlett work at the intersection of circularity, capability building, and systems co-design. Through their XLabs program, they’ve empowered 25K+ individuals, created 144 solutions to recirculate 767K tonnes and $20B.
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