The 13th national conference on 'business & 3 Ps: planet, people and profit' emphasized the importance of integrating sustainability into business practices. Discussions highlighted the need for a balance between profit and social/environmental responsibility, reflecting the belief that true growth cannot occur without considering the well-being of both the planet and its people. The conference also drew inspiration from Warli culture, advocating for a harmonious relationship with nature and recognizing the limitations of traditional measurement in assessing value.

1. 13th National Conference on “Business & 3 Ps: Planet, People and Profit”
organized by Hindustan Institute of Management & Computer Studies, Farah(Mathura, 15 Apr 207
Panel discussion
3P bottom Line
 Proposed by Elington as a part of Sustainability
 Typically three lines
o Top Line(revenue line), Middle line (cost line), Bottom line(Profit line)
 Typically businesses are governed by bottom line (No matter at wat cost)
 Planet, people, profit
 What impact we make,
 With whom (people)
 Organic growth is not possible unless we bother about planet & people
 Today is a hyperconnected world. Everyone is connected to everyone else
 Warli Paintings – Tribal community -simple living
 Three basic forms: Triangle (tree, mountain), circle (sun /moon) , square
(Framework, chaukat )
 Closeness to nature, harmony and synergy
 Warlis strongly believe in the concept of "Nature as Mother". They believe
that Mother Nature is the central to all their customs and traditions.
 Intangible vs Tangibles
 Not everything that measures can be counted, not everything that counts can
be measured
 Implications for us
o Curriculum
o Professional training
o Measurable vs Unmeasurable