Improving the Circularity of Compostables

Improving the Circularity of Compostables

A Regenerative Systems Approach to Transforming the US Composting Ecosystem

November 2025
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ABSTRACT

This article highlights strengths-based regenerative intervention practices used in a recent change effort to improve the circularity of compostables and compost within the US composting ecosystem. This whole systems, cross-sector initiative convened over 110 organizations to co-create a unified strategy for the industry at a critical inflection point. The intervention deepened the capacity for collaborative working relationships across organizations and helped participants align together to become a stronger network.

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Author: Arielle Sullivan

Arielle T. Sullivan, founder of Conscious Transformation Agents, is an OD and leadership consultant with fifteen years’ experience guiding systems change across organizations, networks, and communities. She works with leaders to align and transform systems for resilience, impact, and meaningful multi-stakeholder collaboration in service of a regenerative future.

Contact: arielle@consciousta.com

https://www.conscioustransformationagents.com/

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