The Evolution of Regenerative Design - And its Impact on Organizations

The Evolution of Regenerative Design - And its Impact on Organizations
For September’s C4FE session, we are honoured to host Daniel Christian Wahl, who may already be well-known to many of you in the regeneration movement, and systemic design. Daniel is widely recognized for his book Designing Regenerative Cultures, which has been translated into multiple languages, and for his extensive online presence. His contributions to the field have earned him significant accolades, including the RSA Bicentenary Medal for Regenerative Design in 2021 and a Volans Fellowship in 2022. He also served as the Director of Findhorn College. Whether you're familiar with these institutes or new to Daniel’s work, this session promises valuable insights into flourishing as sustainability.
We have always considered the transformations toward flourishing as a “movement of movements,” with many different approaches joining in alignment. Daniel’s work in regenerative design complements our focus on flourishing. Daniel, drawing on his experiences at Schumacher College and Findhorn, brings a deep commitment to nature, sustainability, and regenerative culture to his practice.
During this C4FE session, Daniel will engage in an open-ended dialogue with the C4FE, beginning with a moderated conversation with Peter Jones. Rather than slides, we will foster a more interactive discussion about the movement of regeneration and the role of organizations in cultural change.