1. Sustainability and Entrpeneurship

2. TERMS Ecopreneurial Green Rush Green Washing Triple Bottom Line Tipping Point Green Seal, ISO 14000 Peak Oil Footprint Bioaware

3. TERMS Free Trade Fair Trade

4. BASIC PROPOSITIONS IN INTRODUCTIONAGREE OR DISAGREE 1. There is a veritable Green Rush toward innovation and wealth building to which all organizations must adapt or possibly perish. 2. Entrepreneurs play a crucial role for innovation and success of sustainable solutions.

5. BASIC PROPOSITIONS IN INTRODUCTIONAGREE OR DISAGREE 3. Measurement of business outcomes must demonstrate both cost savings and return on investment for long – term stakeholder support. 4. Sustainability is an integral, multifaceted system including product life cycle, business relationships, and business value.

6. Sustainability Bruntland Report : “"…development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.“ Being able to live in concert with the environment.

7. PREMISEGLOBAL WARMING There is very high confidence that the net effect of human activities since 1750 has been one of warming. The most significant information from the report is the connection between these changes and that of human and financial losses increasing every day, and yet to come

8. PERSPECTIVE Control, Flexibility & Freedom When work for someone else: – Little control over how much you earn, promotion, time-off or lunch break – Little or no control over your assets – Leads to insecurity, stress Working hard: – Making money for someone else – Supporting their dream, not yours

12. Serving customers, not consumers

15. PERSPECTIVERestorative Opportunities Transformation of economy …from life-depleting to life-restoring

16. Postindustrial

17. Postindustrial “…development focused directly on human and environmental regeneration through both the unleashing of human creative potential, and the benign integration of economic activities within natural systems.”

18. Green as Postindustrial from mechanics to organics from machinery to the landscape culture-based development substitutes intelligence for resources (people-intensive) focus on end-use, or human and environmental need from quantity to quality: redefining wealth

19. Green Economy A Historical Transition: …from Quantity to Quality A Question of Potentials …not simply limits Key to Sustainability: Redefining Wealth

20. Postindustrial The Primacy of Human Need, Service, Use-value, Intrinsic Value & Quality Following Natural Flows Waste Equals Food Elegance and Multifunctionality Appropriate Scale / Linked Scale Diversity Self-Reliance, Self-Organization, Self-Design Participation & Direct Democracy Human Creativity and Development The Strategic role of the Built-environment, the Landscape & Spatial Design