The Circular Business Revolution

Practical, actionable and written to deliver results. Binder and Braun’s how-to guide for business leaders looking to embrace sustainable business models and a regenerative mindset is both timely and valuable.

The circular business models described in this book have been a source of inspiration for us on our circularity journey. As one of the major topics of the future, circularity certainly needs to be on every business leader’s agenda.

An essential book for innovative business models for the circular economy. This is a compelling guide to innovation with impact!

Having dedicated much of my life to environmental conservation and sustainability, I am continually inspired by insightful perspectives that challenge us to think differently about our relationship with the planet. The Circular Business Revolution offers a practical framework for sustainable business models, shedding light on the urgent need for action and the transformative power of collective efforts.

Leaders today must have the tools to navigate the future of sustainability. The Circular Business Revolution offers a blueprint that aligns profitability with environmental stewardship and transforms challenges into opportunities. This is an essential read for any leader committed to meaningful impact.

Circular bio-economy is the oldest concept on planet Earth; since nature is based on the principles of a circular economy, nothing is lost and everything has its purpose. We humans, as part of nature, should abide by the same principles. This is logical in theory, but not so clear yet in practice and this valuable contribution is well addressing exactly this gap.

Just the right book for first-time and experienced innovators who seek to implement circular economy business models. Enjoy discovering new opportunities and useful worksheets that will help you to take action!

This book provides a well-structured and comprehensive guidance to any executive willing to look beyond the unsustainability of our current economy, and to engage with the transformation towards circular business practices. At a time when regeneration is becoming an existential mandate, it can be very helpful for many struggling to find practical responses to the always difficult question: “What should we change?”