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Carol Sanford
Executive Producer at The Regenerative Business Summit
Carol Sanford is a prominent figure in the business and educational landscape, known for her roles as an executive producer and on-air talent for the Business Second Opinion Podcast. Based in Seattle, Washington, she is a serial entrepreneur, author, and educator with over 40 years of experience in guiding leaders and organizations toward innovative practices.
Professional Background
- Entrepreneurship: Carol has launched and sold two startups, which laid the foundation for her later work in education and business consulting.
- Education: She serves as a Senior Fellow of Social Innovation at Babson College and is the CEO of the Regenerative Paradigm Institute. Her work focuses on empowering change agents and organizational leaders to create meaningful impact within their communities.
- Authorship: Carol is the author of five best-selling books, including The Regenerative Life and No More Feedback, which have collectively won 22 Gold Awards. Her writing emphasizes transformative practices in business and society.
Podcasting
In her podcast, Business Second Opinion, Carol critiques conventional business practices, offering a contrarian perspective that encourages listeners to rethink established norms. The podcast aims to delve into complex business issues and provide insights that challenge traditional beliefs about success and operational excellence.124
Philosophy and Approach
Carol’s philosophy is rooted in regenerative thinking, which emphasizes sustainability and holistic development over mere transformation. She draws from her Iroquois heritage to inform her teachings, advocating for a conscious approach to leadership that fosters innovation and resilience in businesses.23
Through her work, Carol Sanford aims to disrupt certainty in business practices, helping leaders cultivate a deeper understanding of their impact on society and the environment.2
Highlights
Oh My! The awards keep coming! No More Gold Stars just won a Gold Medal for best of the Year in Business—Systems and Planning. This Award Platform looks for books that serve a global market when designing or improving businesses. It has won mostly for education, including in business, so far. this one extends the domains in which it is being honored.
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Economic Wealth is seen in insolation of social wealth. How do we learn to see wealth as a systemic phenomenon? I am going to publish a chapter that my publisher removed from The Responsible Business because it was too "complicated." It is a great articulation of how systems thinking help us see the working of complexity. Check it with your experience.
