Living, learning, leadership for planetary wellbeing

Led by an ethic of care for kin

Mesch is an advisory with a difference

We work with leaders and educators to cultivate collective capacities for thriving in unimaginable futures.

We do this by co-designing, collaborating, and leading programs and projects that are about engaging people in living, learning and leadership for planetary wellbeing. We focus on relational, reciprocal and response-able approaches because we believe the ‘why and how’ is as important as the ‘who, what, where and when’. Our mission is to support regenerative ways of working that nurture deeper connections with place, kin and each other.

We welcome conversations about how we might nurture transformative change, together. Because it matters.

Our offerings…

Storytelling

Consulting

Workshops

Research

Are you a leader or educator interested in (re)generative leadership?

Our upcoming ‘Planetary Well’ workshop series will introduce you to key concepts of leadership for planetary wellbeing and set you up with strategies for nourishing your wellbeing in these increasingly turbulent times. We’re planning dates and locations for mid-2025, including workplace offerings for teams.

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Planetary Well EOI

Curious, creative, collaborative.

Mesch Engagement is led by Bronwyn Sutton (MEd, BA).

Bron is an artist, activist, storyteller with 30+ years’ experience in changemaking, leadership and education. She has worked extensively as a strategic advisor, principal consultant, team leader and project director on high profile, award-winning environmental communications campaigns and community education programs across Australia since 2004. Skilled in stakeholder engagement, Bron shines when bringing people together to deliver projects with purpose; facilitating groups to co-design approaches to address complex challenges; and creating environments where diversity is valued and celebrated. She’s happiest barefoot, connecting with earth, trees, water and sky.

Bron recently submitted her PhD thesis, Towards Leadership for Planetary Wellbeing: Reimagining Leadership in Critical Times. In this work she challenges and extends on emerging theories of sustainability leadership to propose a more ethical and regenerative approach to leadership development. She offers six related principles to consider in rethinking how we lead communities towards environmental sustainability and climate action. You can read some of her research on Google Scholar, explore her creative writing on her blog, Love Iris or connect on LinkedIn for updates.

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