Sille Krukow is a pioneer in the field of Behavioral Design, with over 20 years of experience guiding global consumer brands towards sustainable change. As the founder of Krukow APS, she has worked with industry leaders such as P&G, Electrolux, the EU Commission, and Heineken to develop impactful, measurable behavior change strategies. Sille is renowned for her ability to nudge consumers toward greener and safer choices, leveraging her deep expertise in applied behavioral science. Her work is grounded in making sustainable behaviors intuitive and effortless, driving positive outcomes for both businesses and society. She is also a respected guest lecturer at international universities, a TV host, and an internationally sought-after keynote speaker, holding a Bachelor degree in Social Design and a Master's degree in Visual Communication Design.
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Marketing & Communications /
“Purpose is like Pokémon - everybody is chasing it and nobody knows why,” “Mr. Goodvertising,” Thomas Kolster, mused at the start of the Tuesday morning plenary session at SB’16 Copenhagen.
Articulating purpose is central to modern branding. And in a world where the majority of market value is drawn from intangible assets, “brand is king,” Kolster said.
- 8 years ago
Organizational Governance /
Organizations across the globe are becoming increasingly focused on delivering sustainable products and services to their customer base as a way to limit their environmental footprint and to create a competitive advantage in the marketplace. Though these are good policies, truly sustainable business is not simply an external matter, in the sense of producing and delivering responsibly produced offerings to markets. It is also very much an internal matter, in the sense of encouraging sustainable behaviour within the organization.
- 8 years ago
Consumer Behavior Change /
Recent studies suggest consumers are increasingly motivated to buy sustainable products, especially the rising generation of socially motivated millennials — that’s the headline in the sustainable business community. But we also know that it’s difficult to motivate consumers to act upon their best intentions. They may state their preference to buy organic, ethically produced products in the abstract, but their actual choice may be different at the point of purchase.
- 9 years ago