Formal Definition: The Institutional Value Continuum (IVC) is a systemic framework that defines, measures, and manages the flow of belief-based value across all participants within and around an institution — from leadership and employees to clients, partners, and society; ensuring that meaning, not merely performance, is sustained through time. 1. Conceptual Essence The IVC posits that value is a living continuum, not confined to financial performance or customer perception, but distributed across relational, cultural, and temporal layers of an institution. It represents how beliefs about worth are conceived, transmitted, shared, and preserved — forming the invisible infrastructure that upholds brand integrity, trust, and institutional longevity. 2. Structural Definition The continuum consists of six primary strata of value expression : Institutional Core (Company) – The origin point of conviction, ph...