Elkington’s triple bottom line
People, planet, profit. And a rare thing in the literature: 25 years on, the author publicly recalled his own concept.
Elkington proposed people, planet and profit, then in 2018 publicly recalled his own concept in Harvard Business Review, because it had become a reporting format.
- The situation
The event is closed out in one line: 180 EUR spent, sixty people came.
- What the model says
Two lines are missing. The volunteer who never came back after the term appears nowhere in that report.
- What you do
Close out your last event in three sentences and turn them into one decision for the next.
What it claims
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same competency: Impact and responsibility
same competency: Impact and responsibility
same competency: Impact and responsibility
same competency: Impact and responsibility
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