More Ray Andersons
By: John A. Lanier
Ray believed in the “Power of One” though, and so do we. One community, one organization, and even one person can have far-reaching influence beyond that which might seem possible.
Y’all have been patient with me, and trust me, I appreciate it. I haven’t heard any grumbles or seen any eye rolls. Maybe you just aren’t reading my blog anymore, but I don’t think that’s it! I’m going with just good ole’ fashioned patience.
For the last couple of months, I’ve been plugging the release of Mid-Course Correction Revisited. I’ve dedicated a blog post to explore some aspect of each chapter of the book, and I promise this will be the last one of those. Next week I’ll get into some really out-there environmental stuff (i.e. how blockchain could disrupt energy markets), but for today, I want to tap into what the final chapter of the book, Chapter 13, is all about.
Chapters 1-12 are weighty. Ray Anderson lays out a compelling vision for the prototypical company of the 21st century, and then I explore what macroeconomic trends will drive the creation of the prototypical economy of the 21st century. Chapter 13 is a bit different, with a lot less economics and a lot more warm and fuzzies.
Beth Bond of Southeast Green Interviews John Lanier on BlogTalk Radio
A Ray of Hope. Mid-Course Correction Revisited
Beth Bond, of Southeast Green interviewed John Lanier about the whole process of updating Mid-Course Correction Revisited. They talk about Ray, and how the new book continues his legacy, and the role that the Foundation is playing in securing a better world for tommorrow's children.
Read MoreMid-Course Correction Revisited - Minneapolis Book Launch
The Foundation will host a book launch event for John Lanier and Mid-Course Correction Revisited in Minneapolis on June 17th.
Read MoreJohn Lanier to Speak at Sustainable Brands SB19 in Detroit
John A. Lanier, author of Mid-Course Correction Revisited, to speak at Sustainable Brands SB19
Read MoreThe Next Mile Podcast: Episode 2 - Allie Kelly of The Ray
Allie Kelly, executive director of The Ray shares information about how the The Ray is tangibly working toward reducing waste, increasing productivity, and transforming the everyday transportation experience for Americans.
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