Future Challenges of Sustainable Leadership and Stakeholder Management in "The Circular Economy": Examples from the built environment in Europe

Stephanie Jones, Rana Samy

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Abstract

Sustainable leadership is seen as an increasingly popular-and essential- leadership strategy-but how to achieve it? And where to start? One route is through the transition of a business from the linear economy model to that of "the circular economy". This varies by industry, by country and by the leaders involved. In the case of the building construction sector in the Netherlands (and specifically in Amsterdam), this transition is informed and enabled by the practice-based "learning by doing" concept. The leaders involved in this transition-especially those playing the role of stakeholder managers, architects and building material suppliers-have been engaged in innovative projects that are pushing the boundaries of circular construction. The transition to becoming more sustainable is likely to affect all the stakeholders involved. Businesses and employees could witness their roles evolve and shift to include new responsibilities, with the demand for new areas of expertise.
Original languageEnglish
Number of pages8
JournalThe Effective Executive
Volume24
Issue number1
Publication statusPublished - 2021
Externally publishedYes

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