A Belgian sustainability nonprofit called
Happonomy, which is working to make higher quality
of life an inexorable component of a healthy economy, has just made public its
Leap Model — a new business planning and
design model for entrepreneurs who want to build a more social, creative and
ecologically sustainable world.
Happonomy is a solutions-focused collective made up of scientists, entrepreneurs,
creatives and value-driven business experts aimed at driving knowledge and
creating models to enable work, money and technology to support a better quality
of life. Ther organization's Leap Model is a step-by-step plan that helps startups, businesses and
organizations strengthen their foundations, evaluate their resources and move
their ideas forward while staying true to their sustainability principles. It’s
supported by Vlaanderen Circulair, the
government agency for the Flemish circular economy.
“Leap [helps] value-driven entrepreneurs … who want to stay true to their
creative selves, and their social and ecological principles,” says Happonomy
founder and CEO Bruno Delepierre.
Alongside the Leap Model, Happonomy has also launched the first phase of a new
legal model for creating sustainable organizations — complete with statutory
clauses, governance principles and a method for flexibly allocating company
ownership during its build-up phase.
Together with its Sustainable Money System
(SUMSY) and the Value
Canvas, Happonomy ambitiously
asserts that the four models combined offer an integrated solution to “transform
capitalism” — from individual transformation to organizational transformation to
societal transformation (all welcome ideas, as far as we’re concerned!).
Learn more here …
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Sustainable Brands Staff
Published Jun 2, 2020 11am EDT / 8am PDT / 4pm BST / 5pm CEST