Formal Definition The Company–Client–Value (CCV) System is a relational framework that defines the dynamic equilibrium between the origin of belief (the company), the recipient and mirror of belief (the client), and the shared symbolic core (the value). It models how institutional meaning is co-created, transmitted, and stabilized between organizations and their external constituencies, forming the fundamental triad that underlies every economic, cultural, or ideological ecosystem. 1. Conceptual Essence The CCV system asserts that all sustainable institutions are founded on a shared value field; an implicit agreement of meaning between producer and participant. The company originates and expresses a value; the client perceives, validates, and reciprocates it. Between them stands the value itself, the symbolic medium that both sides recognize as true. When all three p...