~ October 22, 2020 ~
Spotlight
FINANCE
Capital Institute: John Fullerton

From reimagining to remaking: "What would Finance look like if it were to operate genuinely in service of healthy human communities, and without undermining the long-term health of the planet in the process?"
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BUSINESS & GOVERNMENT
Public Seminar: Sandeep Vaheesan

"Do we want an economy in which firms win through deception, raw muscle, and privileged funding, or one in which firms succeed through fair treatment of customers, workers, and suppliers and investment in new products and processes?" (also see Antitrust as Economic Stimulus and The Monopolists and the Pandemic: What Covid-19 Teaches Us About Concentrated Power)
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INNOVATION
Pairagraph: John K. Davis, Jason Crawford

When it comes to technology, are we the sorcerer or the apprentice?(also see How to Stop Innovation From Breaking America)
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BUSINESS & GOVERNMENT
Fast Company: Kristin Toussaint

Up for debate: What role should legislation play in changing corporate behavior? (also see There Is No One Right Way to Manage a Socially Responsible Company and Annie's Mac and Cheese Has Always Saved Mealtime. Now It's Saving the Planet)
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What do workers need in order to succeed in an economy now weighted toward a disproportionate few? (also see Black Women Songwriters Started "100 Percenters" Campaign)
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TEACHING INNOVATIONS
Stanford News: Melissa de Witte

"Going through a global crisis like this really causes you to focus hard on questions": In the face of disruption, how can universities and students embrace change to build a better future? (also see Stanford, Yale, Ross, Duke Deans Talk About Race & The B-School Classroom)
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