TREO
HOUSE
SUSTAINABILITY
COLLECTIVE LONDON
WE
ARE
A COLLECTIVE OF PEOPLE
WORKING TO CREATE A HEALTHIER, KINDER & FAIRER FUTURE
GATHERING IN AN OLD PICKLE FACTORY IN LONDON
TO LEARN FROM & SUPPORT EACH OTHER
DOING THINGS DIFFERENTLY
WHY
WE
EXIST
RESPONDING APPROPRIATELY IS COMPLEX
The systemic nature of these problems mean that siloed and surface level interventions are insufficient, and sadly our current response is falling short.
COLLECTIVELY, WE CAN FIGURE THIS OUT
But only if we come together with integrity, curiosity and courage to truly understand what's going on and how we best respond.
WE HAVE SOME BIG SHARED PROBLEMS
Climate change, nature loss, inequality, poor mental wellbeing...
WHO WE'RE FOR
PEOPLE WHO WANT TO
MAKE SENSE OF & RESPOND APPROPRIATELY TO
SUSTAINABILITY PROBLEMS
People who are curious about root causes, different perspectives and joining the dots.
People who are passionate about using their time and energy for ideas and action. Including business people, policy makers, consultants, researchers, civil servants, creatives and campaigners.
BASED IN LONDON
People who can regularly access our home in Oval, London.
WE GATHER
Regularly and always in person. Under our disco ball, around a supper table, in a sofa circle, up a mountain, under indoor pink fluffy clouds.
WITH INTENTION
To learn from each other, look after each other and collaborate. Using facilitation and deliberately small groups to strengthen our collective understanding, ideas and action.
DOING IT
DIFFERENTLY
OWNED BY NO ONE, SHARED BY EVERYONE
We have no shareholders and any profit is directly re-invested into the organisation.
CO-CREATED BY MEMBERS
Members are encouraged to contribute to decisions across all parts of the organisation; from the programme and strategic direction, to the management and pricing structure.
BRIDGING ACROSS DIVIDES
There is no single correct way to do this work. Treo House brings people together from different backgrounds, facilitating the less-comfortable but crucial conversations.
NOT AFRAID TO EXPERIMENT
Sometimes, we learn a lot just by doing it. We experiment with less conventional ways of doing things, and if it doesn't work, we adapt, learn something and try again.