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Rob Dunn is the author of ‘The Call of the Honeyguide’, ecologist, evolutionary biologist, and professor at NC State. He joins the show to explore a powerful question: what if the answers to our biggest strategic challenges are hiding in nature? The conversation looks at why traditional business frameworks often fall short in a world shaped by systems and interdependence, and how leaders can borrow ideas from nature, like diversity, adaptability, and cooperation, to navigate change more effectively.
In this episode, we explore:
- Why nature matters for business strategy
- Digital vs. physical and the growing disconnect
- Mutualism in action: dogs, crops and overlooked systems
- How low biodiversity shapes what we eat
- Balancing policy, profit and personal responsibility
- Nature as a source of resilience and innovation
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