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Bill Baue

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As an internationally recognized expert on Sustainability Context (Thresholds & Allocations), Thriveability, and Online Stakeholder Engagement, Bill Baue catalyzes systemic transformation. As a serial social entrepreneur, he has co-founded and instigated several enterprises: r3.0, Science Based Targets, Sustainability Context Group, Sea Change Radio, and Currnt

Baue currently serves as Senior Director of r3.0 (Redesign for Resilience & Regeneration), a not-for-profit common good that networks a global community of Positive Mavericks focused on transcending incrementalism to trigger necessary transformations that enact living systems principles.

Baue manages r3.0’s Thresholds & Allocations work, including its 4-year collaboration (2018-2022) with the United Nations Research Institute for Social Development (UNRISD) to develop a set of Sustainable Development Performance Indicators (SDPI) that transcend the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) indicators by adding the ecological and social thresholds necessary for assessing sustainability performance.  

Baue has worked with prominent organizations across the sustainability ecosystem, including Audubon, Cabot Creamery Coop, Ceres, GE, Harvard, several United Nations agencies (UNCTAD, UNEP, UNGC, UNRISD, etc…), Walmart, and Worldwatch Institute. He serves as Senior Advisor to Preventable Surprises and is a certified Prosocial facilitator.

He lives near the Connecticut River Valley bioregion, where his daughters Clara, Emma, and Aoife periodically visit. He is a diehard Deadhead who enjoys camping, hiking, mountain climbing, kayaking, yoga, and meditation.

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