Applying the principles of biomimicry to business: Wiebke Liu at TEDxOlympicBlvdWomen

[@jnelder05]

The solutions provided by Nature and biomimicry are amazingly impactful. I don't know why we don't see more biomimicry solutions in business. Keep up this essential thought leadership.

[@piotr803]

Fascinating talk. And a living proof that German people can have a great sense of humour.

[@stephmont67]

Great talk and fascinating insights. More businesses need to embrace these principles. A win for business doesn't have to mean a loss for the environment.

[@puddy2014]

I want to hear more! Leadership is moving in a new direction and we all need more exposure to talks like this.

[@regenarrativa9265]

Wonderful to see business experts defending the living systems approach. But we must also consider is that nature doesn't only work in closed loops. Actually, for a living system to evolve, it must create extra energy (vitality). A closed loop eventually leads to enthropy, as there is always some level of dissipation of energy. If organizations are to biomimic, they must engage into fostering that quality that comes from the harmonious relationship among the parts and invite some level of chaos. Instead of being disharmony, chaos is in fact the predecessor of tipping points that take the system into a whole new state (or paradigm). That's why I love Regeneration so much: because it takes biomimicry and sustainability into an upper level of understanding.

[@peaceandlove544]

This is becoming a Nature inspired business industry engineering innovation and Design sciences NIBIED its all about the zero waste Ecosystem mentality

[@miladnasiri393]

Great presentation and clear telling. Also love her humor!

[@Robert-dt3is]

Any good books on this subject (Business Biomimicry)?

[@johnroney4002]

Awesome talk! Very interesting..

[@kateloftus1295]

Fascinating and inspiring!

[@wiebkeliu3403]

Thank you, Kate. Sustainability makes business sense - now we have to help business leaders see this and shift their thinking & leadership habits.