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How investors can move beyond outdated theories and drive greater resilience and restoration.

Exploring how we can transform capitalism into a regenerative system that benefits both people and planet.

Explore how the Theory of Transformation can drive deeper, systemic change and why it’s a step beyond the traditional Theory of Change framework.

An illustrative example of how human economic activities influence and impact key natural systems, and what it says about the state of corporate practices.

Beyond Good is turning the chocolate industry upside down with a groundbreaking business model that puts farmers and environment first.

Spinning yarn from seaweed, Keel Labs is transforming the fashion industry by addressing the fundamental root of its issue: the materials.

Sway is harnessing seaweed to introduce an innovative alternative to harmful synthetic plastics, and replenish the planet in the process.

By leveraging kelp as a base ingredient for delicious foods, Atlantic Sea Farms is driving meaningful climate action, improving ocean health, bolstering coastal economies, and creating entirely new markets.

Supporting sustainable and regenerative ocean-based activities can transform the ocean from a victim of our deleterious behavior to a source of new beginnings.

What if we fundamentally redesigned businesses so that they work in harmony with the planet, not in contest?

While reducing carbon emissions is crucial — it’s not a silver bullet. We must widen the aperture to truly address climate change.

Five years after Beyond Meat’s IPO, what have we learned and where does the alternative protein movement go from here?