-
Features
-
Building towards Breakthrough in Berlin and Singapore
Volans is excited to be working closely with partners in Germany, BMW Stiftung, Impact Solutions and Enorm in organizing a 'Breakthrough' lecture by John Elkington… More
-
Reflections from Oxford
Last week was possibly one of the key highlights of our annual calendar - being a part of the Skoll World Forum and Oxford Jam.… More
-
Breakthrough Goes International
Our latest report, Breakthrough: Business Leaders, Market Revolutions, was launched last month along with friends and partners at the offices of Generation Management Investment here… More
-
Five years in the making, and what's next
Volans just turned five years old (on the auspicious day of 1st April). With early support from partners and clients including the Skoll Foundation, Allianz… More
-
B is for Breakthrough and B Corp
Breakthrough report launch We launched our sixth report, Breakthrough: Business Leaders, Market Revolutions, on 7 March at the London HQ of Generation Management Investment. We… More
-
-
Tweets
-
@gibbulloch @JochenZeitz @Kering #EP And there's Diana Verde Nieto of #PositiveLuxury + Kresse Wesling of @ElvisandKresse, hoses into bags.
(about 5 hours ago)
-
Charmian Love
Charmian Love is Chief Executive of Volans. She works with leadership teams in corporations and country-based stakeholder groups to design and implement innovation strategies. In addition to her client work, Charmian also works on Volans’ research projects. Her recent report is The Future Quotient, launched in October 2011 in partnership with JWT, which focuses on the need for future-focused leadership and intergenerational innovation.
Prior to joining Volans, Charmian was a consultant with The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) as well as an Appraiser and Fine Art Specialist with Chubb Insurance. She co-founded the United Way’s GenNext Cabinet in Canada and is the Past Chair of The Flavelle Foundation. Currently, Charmian sits on The RSA’s Fellowship Council and the RSA’s Catalyst Selection Panel, and is an Advisory Board member of the Queen’s University Centre for Responsible Leadership. She graduated with a degree in Art History from Queen’s University and an MBA from the Harvard Business School.
Recent publications include: