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How do we design care back into our organisations, deliberately, structurally, and strategically?
In this episode, Dr Lena Belin joins Janna to explore care not as sentiment, but as a strategic asset. Drawing from her background in anthropology, strategic design, and systems thinking, Lena shares a compelling framework for care as infrastructure, a set of relational, temporal, boundary-setting and integrative dimensions that shape how organisations operate, relate, and adapt.
Together they unpack:
For organisations looking to orchestrate for impact, care is more than a nice-to-have. It’s a generative force, one that underpins trust, coherence, resilience, and long-term contribution. If we want systems that support people and communities, we must design care in from the start.
00:00 Introduction to Orchestrate For Impact00:38 Lena's Background and Perspective on Care03:15 The Concept of Care in Organisations05:26 Strategic Choices and Organisational Ethos09:39 Infrastructure of Care: Key Dimensions12:39 Practical Applications and Benefits of Care17:22 Challenges and Real-World Examples35:14 Leadership and Personal Responsibility42:58 Final Thoughts and Reflections
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Intro and outro music by Eli DeVylder “43 (fin)” - used with permission
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By Janna DeVylderHow do we design care back into our organisations, deliberately, structurally, and strategically?
In this episode, Dr Lena Belin joins Janna to explore care not as sentiment, but as a strategic asset. Drawing from her background in anthropology, strategic design, and systems thinking, Lena shares a compelling framework for care as infrastructure, a set of relational, temporal, boundary-setting and integrative dimensions that shape how organisations operate, relate, and adapt.
Together they unpack:
For organisations looking to orchestrate for impact, care is more than a nice-to-have. It’s a generative force, one that underpins trust, coherence, resilience, and long-term contribution. If we want systems that support people and communities, we must design care in from the start.
00:00 Introduction to Orchestrate For Impact00:38 Lena's Background and Perspective on Care03:15 The Concept of Care in Organisations05:26 Strategic Choices and Organisational Ethos09:39 Infrastructure of Care: Key Dimensions12:39 Practical Applications and Benefits of Care17:22 Challenges and Real-World Examples35:14 Leadership and Personal Responsibility42:58 Final Thoughts and Reflections
Links & Resources
Follow Orchestrate for Impact
Subscribe & Share
If you enjoyed this conversation, please subscribe, leave a review, and share it with someone who’d find it helpful.
Music
Intro and outro music by Eli DeVylder “43 (fin)” - used with permission
Join the Conversation
What did this episode spark for you? I’d love to hear your reflections. Reach out to me on LinkedIn