Bruce Piasecki on Climate Change, Conflict, and New Capitalism

In this enlightening discussion, Bruce Piasecki, a renowned author and thought leader, explores the intersection of global concerns: war/conflict and climate change. He delves into how these issues are interconnected, with climate change contributing to resource scarcity and instability that can lead to military conflicts.
Bruce also outlines six ways that the interests of business and society are converging in a "sweet spot", creating a virtuous cycle of innovation, wealth creation, and social impact. He shares his view on the shift towards social response capitalism and how it can become a force for positive social change.
Drawing on his observations of the next generation, Bruce sees them as naturally attuned to the intersection of business and social needs. He believes this osmotic learning will be a key driver of progress in addressing global challenges like climate change.
The discussion concludes with a recap and next steps, emphasizing the importance of celebrating organizations and individuals driving positive change.
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[@chriscanavan9527]

Great interview! Appreciate your optimism and the idea that there are creative and collaborative opportunities that are possible and also currently happening as socially responsible businesses get on the “right track” to value people and planet.

[@breakfastleadership]

Thank you, Chris!