Effective Strategies for People and Planet
The Role of Philosophy in Business Consulting
Applying ethics and philosophy to business strategy enhances decision-making, bolsters brand reputation, and strengthens stakeholder relationships. It encourages reflective leadership, navigates complex dilemmas, and differentiates your organization in a competitive landscape.
Combining philosophical expertise with conservation, sustainability, science, and environmental problem-solving allows organizations to root strategy in deep values and shared responsibility. Bringing together technical dimensions of environmental challenges with philosophy enables decisions and strategies that integrates both human and ecological wellbeing for lasting impact.
EthosEco offers consulting services to organizations who care about the planet. Our approach is grounded in environmental science, effective communication, and ethics. We draw on expertise in environmental philosophy to build unique solutions.
Alexander Lee, Ph.D.
Alex is a nerdy outdoor athlete with more than 15 years experience working with environmental organizations and companies in the outdoor industry. He lives in Anchorage, Alaska as a dad and an avid backcountry skier, climber, trail runner, fisherman, packrafter, and freediver.
Alex’s background in environmental ethics explores how to align science and policy with environmental values. Alex has expertise in environmental communication, conservation, climate change, sustainability, and conceptual approaches to understanding environmental change. He advocates for our collective responsibility for the natural world. Also, as an avid outdoor athlete, Alex has deep knowledge of performance apparel and outdoor gear brands and is exited to engage the outdoor community in environmental problem solving.
Alex holds both a Ph.D. and a M.S. from the University of Colorado, Boulder and a A.B. from Dartmouth College. Alex spent 10 years as a professor, formerly directed the Liberal Studies Programs at Alaska Pacific University, and cofounded the Universities Environmental Studies degree program. Alex currently serves as Training Lead and Captain of the Science Alliance at Protect Our Winters, where he coordinates a nationwide team of 50 climate scientists to provide expertise on programs, campaigns, education, and policy. He is also an avid writer.
