A Closing Reflection - On sustainability, systemic change, and why the conversation must continue

After six months of conversations about sustainability, leadership, and long-term change, this final episode of The Future of Sustainability reflects on what has changed and what those conversations revealed.Michael Hanf looks back at a period shaped by growing uncertainty and increasingly interconnected disruptions. Many of the challenges facing organisations and societies are no longer primarily technical. They concern strategy, systems, decision-making, and the question of who ultimately carries the consequences when choices are made.The episode also explains why The Future of Sustainability is coming to an end and why the conversation will continue under a new name and with a different focus.Why listen?Reflect on how sustainability challenges have changed and become more systemic.Explore why technical solutions alone are often no longer enough.Consider how leaders and organisations make decisions under uncertainty.Hear why the podcast is moving from The Future of Sustainability to Matters of Consequence.Originally released as the final episode of The Future of Sustainability, Season 1.Keywords: future of sustainability, sustainability podcast, systemic change, systems thinking, strategic decision-making, leadership under uncertainty, organisational transformation, long-term challenges, interconnected risks, responsibility and consequences, Michael Hanf, Matters of Consequence podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.