ETHICAL CONSUMPTION

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IMAGINING THE FUTURE Ethical Consumption and The Business Case for The Good Life 03_2013 | LONDON FASHION WEEK | IMAGING THE FUTURE | © KJAER GLOBAL


OVERCONSUMPTION VS ‘THE GOOD LIFE’

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Family Holiday in Norway - Photo: Harald Brekke

SF’s Museum of Modern Art Snøhetta

Efficiency and Connectivity

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NEW MODELS

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TREND ATLAS 2020+

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QUALITY OF LIFE 4. SPIRITUAL

Trend Atlas – Kjaer Global © 2012

UNIVERSAL VALUES

The Good Life

POSITIVE WELLBEING 3. EMOTIONAL

Active Leisure

Foodie Culture

Happiness Hunting

Mindfulness

Enoughism

Empathic Leadership

The Big Society

MEANINGFUL EXPERIENCES

Alternative Treatments

Cultural Consumption

‘Deep’ Storytelling

Collaborative Consumption

Inclusive Design

COMMUNICATION NATION

A BETTER WORLD

The Real Thing

Intelligent Reduction

Considered Consumption

Biomimicry

Social Entrepreneurship

PATCHWORK TRIBES

Good Cause

One Planet Living

CARING ORGANISATIONS

2. SOCIAL Dialogue Driven

Education 4.0

Transmedia Platforms

Cloud Intelligence

EMERGENT TECHNOLOGIES 1. SCIENTIFIC

Bio Revolution

Internet of Things

Clean Tech

No Age Society

Redefined Families

Digital Natives

ECONOMIC DRIVERS

New Models

Turbulent Markets

Rising Economies

Innovation Hubs

Global Citizens

Creative Class

Female Empowerment

Learning Communities

Free-Range Parents

Work/Life Balance

GLOBAL POLITICS & LEGISLATIONS

Resource Shortage

Soft Power

Health Challenges

Geopolitical Issues

Public Policies

Total Transparency

Social Capital

Brand Convenience Engagement Society

ENVIRONMENT ISSUES

Climate Change

Bio Diversity

Urbanisation

Alternative Energies

Crowded Planet

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KEY DRIVERS OF ETHICAL CONSUMPTION

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* RESOURCE SHORTAGE * TOTAL TRANSPARENCY * ENABLING TECHNOLOGY * GEOPOLITICS ISSUES * DISRUPTIVE INNOVATION * THE SHARING ECONOMY * SOCIAL CAPITAL * THE GOOD LIFE 03_2013 | LONDON FASHION WEEK | IMAGING THE FUTURE | © KJAER GLOBAL


VALUE DRIVEN CONSUMPTION

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CREATIVE CLASS COLLABORATION Disruptive Innovation

DIALOGUE The Sharing Economy

RATIONAL – Fast Life DIVERSITY Geopolitical Issues

GLOBAL SUSTAINERS AWARENESS Resource Shortage

4P

COMMUNITY Social Capital

People Planet Purpose Profit

EMOTIONAL – Slow Life ENGAGEMENT The Good Life

HONESTY Total Transparency

WELLBEING EXPLORERS

SPEED HUNTERS ME

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Mindset Map Illustration 2012 © Kjaer Global

EMPOWERMENT Enabling Technology


CONCLUSION

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Photo: Snøhetta's Norwegian Wild Reindeer Centre Pavilion

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