Mapping the Future: We’re Writing the Book on RoundMap®

Mapping the Future: We’re Writing the Book on RoundMap®

At RoundMap®, we believe the future of business lies in wholeness, not fragmentation. For too long, organizations have been shaped by linear thinking, short-term gains, and siloed operations. It’s time for a new narrative—one that embraces interconnectedness, adaptability, and shared value creation.

That’s why we’ve embarked on writing a book that tells the full story of RoundMap®: a comprehensive, purpose-driven framework designed to regenerate business from the inside out. This upcoming work will explore how whole-system thinking, stakeholder collaboration, and cyclical value creation can guide businesses toward long-term success and sustainability.

The book won’t just present a theory—it will offer a transformative lens on how to navigate complexity, unlock collective potential, and build a future where businesses are not just profitable, but purposeful and human-centered.

We’re excited to share more with you as the journey unfolds. This is just the beginning.

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  • edwinkorver

    Edwin Korver is a polymath celebrated for his mastery of systems thinking and integral philosophy, particularly in intricate business transformations. His company, CROSS/SILO, embodies his unwavering belief in the interdependence of stakeholders and the pivotal role of value creation in fostering growth, complemented by the power of storytelling to convey that value. Edwin pioneered the RoundMap®, an all-encompassing business framework. He envisions a future where business harmonizes profit with compassion, common sense, and EQuitability, a vision he explores further in his forthcoming book, "Leading from the Whole."

    View all posts Creator of RoundMap® | CEO, CROSS-SILO.COM
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