The document discusses the shifting global context towards a new paradigm away from the current neoliberal capitalist model. It outlines three major trends driving this change: 1) technological developments like automation and AI that threaten many jobs, 2) rising inequality, and 3) environmental threats from issues like climate change and resource depletion. The document argues the current growth-based economic model is unsustainable and presents quotes from various thinkers calling for transition beyond capitalism. It suggests HR can help push this transition by focusing on sustainability and human well-being rather than just profits and growth.

1. The perfect storm II
From profit to purpose
4 november 2016

2. The global shifting context
Towards a new paradigm
What can HR do ?

3. society organisations
WHY
HR
WHAT

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A shifting
global
context
1Exponential
technological
developments

5. 1. JOB AUTOMATION
Willtechnologyautomateworkas
artificialintelligenceandrobotics
becomemainstream?

6. “ 47 Percent Of U.S. Jobs
Are At Risk Because Of
Advancing Technologies
Oxford university
Berger
Frey
Osborne

7. ‘47 Percent’ Of U.S. Jobs Are At Risk
Because Of Advancing Technologies

10. 10
Routine jobs are at risk for automation

11. “The factory of the future will have only two
employees, a man and a dog.
The man will be there to feed the dog.
The dog will be there to keep the man from
touching the equipment.Warren Bennis
American scholar, organizational
consultant and author,

12. 2. INEQUALITY

13. 97
% of population in groups with flat or falling market income, 2005−141
Both the extent of flat or falling incomes and the forces driving the
phenomenon vary considerably among countries.
AGGREGATE DEMAND
Although the global recession was
the most important factor, median
household incomes were also
affected by long-run trends.
170M–210M540M–580M
<10 MILLION<10 MILLION
DISPOSABLE INCOMEMARKET INCOME
of households in advanced economies, on average, were in income
segments whose incomes in 2014 were flat or down compared with 2005.1
65–70%
65–70%
<2%
2005–14
1993–2005
PEOPLE WITH FLAT OR
FALLING INCOME
The population with flat or falling incomes has surged in advanced economies
a new look at
INCOME INEQUALITYFLAT OR FALLING
65–70%
of people in 25 advanced countries
saw no increase in their earnings
between 2005 and 2014
Research by the McKinsey Global Institute

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15. Who will be buying
products & services?

16. 3. SPACESHIP EARTH

17. WORLD POPULATION
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18. 18Motor vehicles
Species extinct
Average surface temperature
northern hemisphere
population
Co2 concentration
GDP
Water use
Fisheries exploited
Foreign investments
Paper consumption
Ozone depletion
The world Resource
consumption growth
New Scientist, 2008
loss of tropical rainforest &
woodland

19. 2000
CARBON DIOXIDE (CO2)
partspermillion
1750 1800 1850 1900 1950 2000
270
300
330
360
390

20. WE ARE THE FIRST
GENERAT ION TO FEEL
THE EFFECT OF
CLIMAT E CHANGE………..
AND THE LAST
GENERAT ION TO DO
SOMETHING ABOUT IT!
PRESIDENT OBAMA

21. http://www.nytimes.com/2012/06/03/opinion/sunday/are-we-in-the-midst-of-a-sixth-mass-extinction.html

22. IT’S NOT JUST POLAR BEARS,
CORAL REEFS AND THE RAINFOREST
UNDER THREAT.
KAISA KOSOSONEN, GREEN PEACE
IT IS US !

23. • china pensseeltjes

24. Is this the future
we long for ?

25. The global shifting context
Towards a new paradigm
What can HR do ?

27. Endless
possibilities
oftechnology

28. “
Peter Diamandis
engineer, physician and entrepreneur
founder of the X Prize Foundation,
co-founder Singularity University
We are racing toward a world of abundance,
and we are going to be increasing the quality
of life for everyone on this planet.
The world's biggest problems are the world's
biggest business opportunities.

29. Thegrowthmodel
isbroken

30. “Een economie gebaseerd op
groei en consumptie ten koste
van de aarde en haar inwoners is
niet langer houdbaar.Herman Wijffels
Nederlandse econoom
Hoogleraar 'duurzaamheid en
maatschappelijke verandering'
aan de Universiteit Utrecht.

31. “Neoliberalism is broken………..…
We are in a long transition beyond
capitalism
Paul Mason
is an English journalist and
broadcaster.

32. “We live in a time of massive
institutional failure,
collectively creating results that
nobody wants.
Otto Scharmer
American economist, senior
lecturer at MIT, Boston

33. “ Growth has become the
enemy of prosperity
Douglas Rushkoff
American media theorist, writer,
columnist, lecturer, graphic novelist, and
documentarian

34. “We have created an economy build on
the wrong values and are now running it
on a digital platform
And the whole thing is spinning out
of control
Douglas Rushkoff
American media theorist, writer,
columnist, lecturer, graphic novelist, and
documentarian

38. “De economisering van
onze begeerte
Victor broers
public thinker, speaker
and writer

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The next industrial RevolutionNeoliberal capitalistic paradigm
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end of the
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Neoliberal capitalism
-At the expense of people and
our planet
-The creation of profit &
shareholders value above
all else

40. push the
transition towards
a new model of
abundance
do nothing
EFFICIENCY
& COMPLEXITY
TIME
You are now here
Laszlo’s Evolutionary transformation of social systems

42. “ The future can not be
created based upon blind
optimism
Gerd Leonhard
Author and futurist

44. 1771 1801 1831 1861 1891 1921 1951 1981 2011 2041 2071
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Capitalism
end of the
enlightenment

46. The period between the old and the new

47. “How can we use the power
of business to to create a
future we all want?
Elfried Klarenbeek
World citizen

48. 1.897 Corporations
50 Countries
130 Industries
1 Unifying Goal

49. To redefine
success in
business

51. A better phone is a
phone made better
www.fairphone.com

54. The global shifting context
Towards a new paradigm
What can HR do ?

55. “
Tony Robbins
#1 New York Times best-selling
author, life and business strategist,
philanthropist, entrepreneur
The resources we need to turn our
dreams into reality are within us,
merely waiting for the day when
we decide to wake up.

56. Thankyou
elfried@gmail.com
@elfried