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What it takes to lead nature connected organisation?

Nature connected organisation refers to a business developmental process in symbiosis with more than a human world. Human-nature and business relations is a topic of great interest for Bonethica founder Rugilė Juodžbalytė. While studying for a master's degree, she interconnected different areas of research, such as neuro-psychology, sustainability and business management, and wrote a scientific paper on the topic of the nature connectedness development in organisations. The findings of the paper inspired us to hypothesize further, aiming to shape components that may be inevitable in order to develop and lead a nature connected organisation.

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Managing brand fluidity. The new era of developing a brand

How do you develop and manage a unique brand when there is a constant need to re-new? With a fast-moving and evolving world, it is a task that has overtaken every organisation. Technological innovations, cultural trends, generational characters and consumer needs are ever and rapidly shifting. Brands that want to stay relevant are in between two opposites: mirroring the changes and keeping the brand consistent.

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Outdoors as Your Office

Bringing your office outdoors might be the curious step towards a more healthier, productive and connected to nature organisation to transcend common sustainability agenda.

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Perception of reality: why do we pass by marine plastic waste as an invisible problem?

Celebrating this year’s World Ocean Day (June 8th 2022), BONETHICA took an opportunity for a trip to the Baltic Sea beaches of Curonian Split, Lithuania to find possible arguments why we pass by marine plastic waste as an invisible problem. After our investigation and scientific research we got insight into how a slight change in perception can reveal the reality of plastic pollution in aquatic ecosystems.

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