New ideas are the drivers of sustainability.

Whether for products, services, business models or internal processes – everything in your company’s ecosystem can and should be questioned. Ideas with small or large effects – they all ensure that your company is fit for the future. We support you in this process with the right methods and tools.

For sustainable ideas, we need new knowledge, new methods and a new mindset.

It is clear to us that the issue of sustainability is a challenge. We are confronted with:

  1. People with definition problems
  2. Complexity that leads to excessive demands
  3. The need to rethink – does management and employees have the right mindset?

We at verrocchio provide impulses, tools and formats for more knowledge, the right methods and a better mindset in the organization to drive innovation and sustainability forward.

Our tools for sustainable innovation

The World of Sustainable Innovation
Our hand-drawn, 2.25 x 1.10m information fresco provides an overview of the topic of sustainable innovation. For the viewer, it automatically creates understanding, provides structure and makes sustainable innovation tangible.

Sustainable Inspiration Cards
With their short inspirational sentences, the Sustainable Inspiration Cards provide the necessary impetus to think more sustainably. They are based on the UN’s 17 goals and therefore offer low-threshold access to sustainable ideas.

SDG Know-How Cards
The SDG Know-How Cards provide a deeper insight into each Sustainable Development Goal. Exciting knowledge nuggets make the SDG quickly tangible for people.

SDG Impulse Cards
The SDG Impulse Cards provide food for thought for change for each Sustainable Development Goal. They show what opportunities there are for greater sustainability in the company.

SDG Challenger Cards
The SDG Challenger Cards provide exemplary guiding questions for idea generation for each Sustainable Development Goal. They ensure targeted and specific idea generation.

The SDG Card Set
All 3 SDG Cards in one toolkit:
SDG Know-How Cards +
SDG Impulse Cards +
SDG Challenger Cards

The right training - the Sustainable Innovation Coach

FIT for the future

A sustainable future requires knowledge of how sustainable solutions are created in the company.

Gain in-depth knowledge and methods for a future topic that will occupy the world for a long time to come. Create new, sustainable products, services, processes and business models that make the world a better place and at the same time successfully establish themselves within the company and on the market.

We offer Sustainable Innovator training in an in-house format. The content is individually tailored to your challenges and requirements.

Impulse

NeueKacheln-Vorträge

Keynote

What are sustainable innovations
– and why do we need them?

Malvine Klecha

Christian Buchholz (14 von 67)

Keynote

Change of perspective –
how sustainable ideas change our world

Christian Buchholz

Read “What is sustainable innovation?” and find out what challenges you face when developing sustainable innovation.

Read “Sustainable innovation in small and medium-sized enterprises” and understand what will help you establish a sustainability transformation.

Read “How do I create a sustainable mindset?” and learn about three ways to drive mindset change in your company.

You can find more articles on innovation, transformation and sustainability in the Innovation Navigator on the Innovation.wiki. Read for free and acquire new knowledge.

Let's talk - we are here for you

Kontaktfotos - Website - Malvine

Hi, I’m Malvine.
Our verrocchio team works together with Hila Attaie on methods and tools for more sustainable innovation. I am happy to support you at any time, individually, to find the best form of cooperation.

mail@verrocchio-institute.com

+ 49 211 822 045 60

Give me a call, arrange an online meeting or send me an email. I look forward talking to you!

verrocchio goes green

We too have been looking at how we can become more sustainable as a verrocchio institute. You are welcome to read more about this in our field report “How we approached sustainability at verrocchio – successes and failures”.