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Targeting the World Economic Forum´s call for a reset of our economic system, we now turn to the second question in our conversation with Jay Coen Gilbert, Raj Sisodia, Charles Wookey, and Gerry George at the Academy of Management Conference.
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- 1. BUSINESS WITH PURPOSE AND THE PURPOSE OF BUSINESS SCHOOLS IN A POST PANDEMIC WORLD What might be the foundational values of a post-pandemic market system? PANELLISTS Jay Coen Gilbert, co-founder of B Lab and CEO of Imperative 21 Raj Sisodia, co-founder of Conscious Capitalism Charles Wookey, co-founder and CEO of A Blueprint for Better Business, and Gerry George, former Dean of SMU Lee Kong Chian School of Business and professor at Georgetown University McDonough School of Business. CO-ORGANIZERS Hector Rocha, IAE Business School – Austral University Michael Pirson, Gabelli School of Business - Fordham University Roy Suddaby, Peter B. Gustavson School of Business - University of Victoria DISCUSSANT Elaine Hollensbe, University of Cincinnati
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- 3. Guiding Questions ➢ Why do you initiated what you do? ➢ What might be the foundational values of a post-pandemic market system? ➢ What might be the purpose of business in a post-pandemic scenario? ➢ What would a post-pandemic business school look like?
- 4. What might be the foundational values of a post- pandemic market system? (I) • Recognize and value the fundamental interdependence between business and society; business is a part of society, not apart from society; value solidarity/feeling connected to a collective good. • Live the golden rule as the cornerstone that guides our inner interdependence. • Value inclusivity, equity, plurality, and treating others (e.g., suppliers, employees, the environment) as you want to be treated. • Value regeneration and restoration of what has been harmed as a result of business practices.
- 5. What might be the foundational values of a post- pandemic market system? (II) • Value crisis (e.g., pandemic) as an opportunity to rethink why businesses exist, how we do business, and how we define success. • Put people and flourishing at the center of what we do, as well as creating meaningful and purposeful work. • Recognize and reinforce the pro-social response of some companies and leaders to the pandemic who have asked “How can we help?” • Value how the pandemic has challenged assumptions about the nature/purpose of organizations and how we organize, what we do and how it creates value, and how we feel about things (e.g., empathy and caring).
- 6. BUSINESS WITH PURPOSE AND THE PURPOSE OF BUSINESS SCHOOLS IN A POST PANDEMIC WORLD What might be the purpose of business in a post-pandemic scenario? PANELLISTS Jay Coen Gilbert, co-founder of B Lab and CEO of Imperative 21 Raj Sisodia, co-founder of Conscious Capitalism Charles Wookey, co-founder and CEO of A Blueprint for Better Business, and Gerry George, former Dean of SMU Lee Kong Chian School of Business and professor at Georgetown University McDonough School of Business. CO-ORGANIZERS Hector Rocha, IAE Business School – Austral University Michael Pirson, Gabelli School of Business - Fordham University Roy Suddaby, Peter B. Gustavson School of Business - University of Victoria DISCUSSANT Elaine Hollensbe, University of Cincinnati