資本主義の未来（Future of Capitalism: FoC）プロジェクト 公開セッションを無料公開 至善館
2025.01.16至善館では、資本主義の未来（Future of Capitalism: FoC）プロジェクトの公開セッションを無料でYoutube Liveで公開します。
至善館のFoCプロジェクトは、より包括的で公正かつ持続可能な未来に向け、次世代リーダーを育成することを目的として、2021年より開催しています。
本公開セッションは、著名な有識者、企業トップ、サステナビリティや新しいビジネス領域の先駆者など、ビジョナリーな方々をお迎えするFoCプロジェクトのセッションを、YouTubeでライブ配信（無料）するものです。
資本主義の未来を形作る重要な課題や革新的な解決策について探求する機会となります。ぜひ、この機会にご参加ください。
以下の各セッションに視聴用のYoutube linkがそれぞれ掲載されています。
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英語（通訳なし）
Sessions Outline
Open session 1. Tue, Jan 21, 21:00-23:15 JST
Where are we going? What are the challenges facing business enterprises and leaders at this critical time of change in capitalism?
Youtube link: https://youtube.com/live/CcR4l72W2nc?feature=share
Open session 2. Tue, Feb 4, 21:00-23:15 JST
Where are the capital markets heading (including ESG and impact investment)?
How can we tame the capital markets?
Youtube link: https://youtube.com/live/5CTZmrglcGg?feature=share
Open session 3. Tue, Feb 25, 21:00-23:15 JST
Exploring purpose-driven management and new corporation models (B-Corp, French legal framework “Entreprise à Mission”)
Youtube line: https://youtube.com/live/QkjaBhYMM8Y?feature=share
Open session 4. Tue, March 25, 21:00-23:15 JST
Marketing and business models for a new era
Youtube link: https://youtube.com/live/jyjKm5CgecI?feature=share
Open session 5. Tue, April 1, 20:00-22:15 JST
Redefining corporate value creation
* European summer time starts.
Youtube link: https://youtube.com/live/bkG4SdSQoc0?feature=share
Open session 6. Tue, Apr 22, 20:00-22:15 JST
Where is MBA education heading? Can we become the Good Ancestors?
Youtube link: https://youtube.com/live/UYJ1UB9kmZA?feature=share
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Future of Capitalism 2025 （詳細）
The Future of Capitalism (FoC) Project is a new global leadership education program led by IESE (Spain) and Shizenkan University (Japan), in collaboration with 17 business and policy schools on five continents. It aims to be a catalyst for personal reflection by inviting speakers with a variety of thought-provoking views and opinions.
For the 2025 edition of the FoC program, we make six of the 11 sessions open to the general public.
Please note that all sessions are in English and the translation will not be provided.
For General Observers (i.e. Youtube Live links)
General observers using the Youtube Live link will not be able to ask questions and interact with the speakers and anything written in the Live Chat box will not be visible to the speakers and session facilitators.
Also, if the livestream does not start at the scheduled time, refreshing the web browser should fix this issue.
Sessions Outline
Open session 1. Tue, Jan 21, 21:00-23:15 JST
Where are we going? What are the challenges facing business enterprises and leaders at this critical time of change in capitalism?
Youtube link: https://youtube.com/live/CcR4l72W2nc?feature=share
Speaker:
Kate Raworth (Co-founder and Conceptual Lead of Doughnut Economics Action Lab (DEAL); Senior Visiting Research Associate, Oxford University’s Environmental Change Institute; author of “Doughnut Economics”)
Discussants:
Sandra Wu (Chairperson and CEO of Kokusai Kogyo; Member, United Nations Global Compact Board; Board Member, Global Compact Network Japan)
Arun Maira (Chairman of the Board of Trustees, HelpAge International; Former Chairman of the Boston Consulting Group India)
Prof. Olawale Ajai (Professor of Legal, Social and Political Environment of Business and Head, Department of Strategy, Lagos Business School, Nigeria)
Facilitator:
Prof. Maciej Bazela (Professor of Social and Political Affairs, IPADE Business School, Mexico)
Our journey begins with a broad exploration of contemporary society and business, offering a bird’s-eye view of the most pressing issues humanity faces today. At this pivotal moment of change in capitalism, we will ask: Where are we heading, and what challenges lie ahead for companies and leaders navigating this transformation?
This session will feature Kate Raworth, Senior Associate at Oxford University and author of Doughnut Economics, who will introduce her visionary framework for reimagining capitalism in a way that aligns economic activity with planetary and social boundaries. Joining her are Sandra Wu, member of the United Nations Global Compact Board, who brings deep insights into global sustainability and corporate responsibility, Arun Maira, former Chairman of the Boston Consulting Group India, who will share his perspectives on business leadership in a rapidly changing world, and Prof. Olawale Ajai of Lagos Business School, who will share his perspective rooted in African management philosophy.
Together, these distinguished speakers will challenge conventional thinking and inspire us to envision a more sustainable and equitable future for businesses and society.
Open session 2. Tue, Feb 4, 21:00-23:15 JST
Where are the capital markets heading (including ESG and impact investment)?
How can we tame the capital markets?
Youtube link: https://youtube.com/live/5CTZmrglcGg?feature=share
Speakers/Discussants:
Elodie Laugel (Chief Responsible Investment Officer, Member of the Executive Committee, Amundi Group)
Rebecca Henderson (John and Natty McArthur University Professor, Harvard University; author of “Reimagining Capitalism in a World on Fire”)
Facilitator:
Prof. George Olcott (Vice President, Shizenkan University; Non-executive Director, Kirin Holdings; Audit & Supervisory Board Member, Toyota Motor Corporation)
Capital markets are at a crossroads, shaping not only the financial world, but also the future of society. In this session, we will examine the key trends and challenges facing capital markets, including the rise and backlash of ESG (environmental, social, and governance) investing and the emergence of impact investing.
Through the insights of our distinguished speakers, we will explore pressing questions: How do financial and corporate systems interact? What is the role of finance and capital markets in creating a more equitable and sustainable world? Most importantly, how can we reshape the financial system to meet the needs of society and the planet in the years ahead?
Our conversation will be led by Rebecca Henderson, John and Natty McArthur University Professor at Harvard University and author of Reimagining Capitalism in a World on Fire, who will share her transformative vision for capitalism. She will be joined by Elodie Laugel, Chief Responsible Investment Officer and Member of the Executive Committee at Amundi Group, offering her expertise on responsible investment strategies.
Together, these thought leaders will provide a compelling roadmap for taming capital markets and aligning them with the urgent goals of sustainability, equity, and long-term prosperity.
Open session 3. Tue, Feb 25, 21:00-23:15 JST
Exploring purpose-driven management and new corporation models (B-Corp, French legal framework “Entreprise à Mission”)
Youtube line: https://youtube.com/live/QkjaBhYMM8Y?feature=share
Speakers:
Colin Mayer (Emeritus Professor, Saïd Business School University of Oxford)
Discussants:
Jay Coen Gilbert (Executive Advisor, Imperative 21; Co-founder, B Lab)
Armand Hatchuel (Éméritus Professor, School of Mines PSL University, Chair of Theory of the Enterprise)
Facilitator:
Prof. Raj Sisodia (Distinguished Professor of Conscious Enterprise, EGADE Business School, Mexico)
How can businesses remain profitable while also bringing meaning and purpose to people’s lives?
This session brings together some of the world’s leading thinkers to explore the transformative concept of purpose-driven management and its potential to reshape the role of business in society. Prof. Colin Mayer of the Blavatnik School of Government and Saïd Business School at the University of Oxford, a renowned expert on corporate governance, will discuss the evolving role of corporations in addressing the complex challenges of contemporary society.
Furthermore, Jay Coen Gilbert, co-founder of B Lab and a driving force behind the B Corporation movement, will delve into how businesses certified as B Corporations align profit with purpose, setting a global standard for ethical and sustainable enterprise. Finally, Prof. Armand Hatchuel of Ecole des Mines de Paris will offer his insights into the innovative “Entreprise à Mission” legal framework, which empowers companies to embed purpose at the heart of their operations.
Together, these thought leaders will examine groundbreaking corporate models and discuss how businesses can redefine success by achieving profitability while creating positive social and environmental impact. This session is a unique opportunity to engage with ideas that are shaping the future of corporate system as well as that of capitalism.
Open session 4. Tue, March 25, 21:00-23:15 JST
Marketing and business models for a new era
Youtube link: https://youtube.com/live/jyjKm5CgecI?feature=share
Speaker:
Vincent Stanley (Director of Philosophy, Patagonia; Visiting Fellow, Yale School of Management)
Facilitator:
Prof. Roger Levermore (Senior Strategy Advisor, Former Dean & Vice President, Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand)
In this session, we will explore how marketing and business models are evolving to meet the demands of a new era focused on sustainability, purpose, and ethical business practices. As companies increasingly look beyond profit maximization to embrace social and environmental responsibilities, marketing strategies and business models must adapt to resonate with a more conscious and informed consumer base.
Our speaker, Vincent Stanley, Director of Philosophy at Patagonia and Visiting Fellow at Yale School of Management, will share his invaluable insights on how Patagonia’s unique approach to marketing and business can serve as a model for other companies looking to balance profit with purpose. With his deep experience in driving the brand’s commitment to environmental and social responsibility, Vincent will discuss how businesses can reshape their marketing strategies to align with sustainable values while maintaining financial viability.
This session will inspire participants to think critically about how they can build business models that are not only financially successful but also socially and environmentally responsible.
Open session 5. Tue, April 1, 20:00-22:15 JST
Redefining corporate value creation
* European summer time starts.
Youtube link: https://youtube.com/live/bkG4SdSQoc0?feature=share
Speakers:
Pavan Sukhdev (Founder & CEO, GIST Impact; Former President and Chair of WWF International)
Fabio Barbosa (Chief Executive Officer, Natura)
Facilitator:
Prof. Edward Brooks (Director of the Programme for Global Leadership at DPIR and Executive Director of the Oxford Character Project, University of Oxford, UK)
In this session, we will challenge traditional notions of corporate value creation by exploring new paradigms that integrate environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors into the heart of business strategy. How can businesses redefine value in ways that go beyond financial profit, and create long-term positive impacts for society and the planet?
We are honored to welcome Pavan Sukhdev, Founder & CEO of GIST Impact and former President and Chair of WWF International. Pavan, author of Corporation 2020, has been a leading advocate for sustainable economic models and the integration of environmental considerations into business decisions. In this session, we will dive into the core ideas from Corporation 2020, where Pavan discusses the future of corporations and their role in driving sustainable change. His insights on redefining corporate value creation, focusing on the long-term impact rather than short-term profit, will set the stage for an enlightening conversation.
Facilitated by Prof. Ed Brooks from the University of Oxford, this session will provide participants with a fresh perspective on corporate value creation that prioritizes sustainability and long-term impact, encouraging future leaders to rethink the role of business in society.
Open session 6. Tue, Apr 22, 20:00-22:15 JST
Where is MBA education heading? Can we become the Good Ancestors?
Youtube link: https://youtube.com/live/UYJ1UB9kmZA?feature=share
Speakers:
Roman Krznaric (Senior Research Fellow at Oxford University; author of “The Good Ancestor”)
Paul Polman (Business leader, Campaigner, Co-author of “Net Positive”; Former CEO, Unilever)
Facilitator:
Prof. Lawrence Loh (Professor and Director of Centre for Governance and Sustainability, National University of Singapore)
In the final session of the program, we will turn our focus to the future of MBA education and its vital role in shaping the next generation of leaders who will navigate the complexities of both business and society. As global challenges grow, it becomes imperative to rethink how we educate and prepare leaders who are not only skilled managers but also responsible stewards of the future.
We will be joined by Paul Polman, former CEO of Unilever and co-author of Net Positive, who will share his insights on how business leaders can drive positive change in the world while ensuring long-term sustainability. Roman Krznaric, a social philosopher and Senior Research Fellow at Oxford University, will challenge us to think deeply about our legacy, offering ideas on how we can embrace the concept of being “Good Ancestors” and create a future that serves the well-being of generations to come.
Together, we will explore the evolution of MBA education, its purpose, and its responsibility in preparing leaders who are committed to a more equitable, sustainable, and purpose-driven world.