Reinecke, PaulinePaulineReineckeWrona, ThomasThomasWronaKüberling-Jost, JillJillKüberling-Jost2024-06-052024-06-052022-0882nd Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management (AOM 2022)https://hdl.handle.net/11420/47745The global waste problem constitutes one of our grand societal challenges and requires a circular transition of the economy. Achieving such a transition involves a wide range of measures such as regulations, new business models and a change in consumer behavior, as well as multiple actors from politics, business and society. Based on a longitudinal single case study, we show how a circular startup uses interaction practices to progressively densify its business model, network interactions, and participation in societal discourse, and develop a multi-level process model of circular transition. Our findings advance understanding of stakeholder interactions for circular transitions.enSocial Sciences::330: EconomicsTackling the global waste problem as a multi-level process: the case of a circular startupConference Paper10.5465/AMBPP.2022.221Conference Paper