INTRODUCTION TO CONSCIOUS CAPITALISM

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INTRODUCTION TO CONSCIOUS CAPITALISM Module Eight | Lesson Two

“Profit for business is like oxygen for people:  if you don't have enough of it, you're out of the  game.  However, if you think your life is about breathing  you've clearly missed something.” -Peter Drucker

What is Conscious Capitalism? Lesson One | Introduction What is Conscious Capitalism? An emerging economic system that “builds on the foundations of capitalism—voluntary exchange, entrepreneurship, competition, freedom to trade and the rule of law. (consciouscapitalism.org) 

Lesson One | Introduction Main Contribution A philosophical realignment of free-market principles with progressive business practices by stressing the profit-making potential of responsible, ethical, and sustainable corporate behavior.

Can profit lead to social good? Lesson One | Introduction Discussion Question Can profit lead to social good?

Virtue and Profit “[A business] cannot be seen as acting solely in Lesson One | Introduction Virtue and Profit “[A business] cannot be seen as acting solely in  self interest, but rather must execute on both the fundamentals of profit and social good.”   –Edelman Trust Barometer

Conscious Capitalism Model Lesson One | Introduction Conscious Capitalism Model

How Does Conscious Capitalism Differ from CSR? Lesson One | Introduction Discussion Question How Does Conscious Capitalism Differ from CSR?

Conscious Capitalism vs. CSR Serves the needs and concerns of all stakeholders Ecosystem economy approach Focuses on impact maximization Incorporates higher purpose and a caring culture Reconciles caring and profitability Views business as a complex, adaptive system Shared seeing and common will Learning from the past and emerging future Greater citizen awareness and participation Views social responsibility as a trade-off between profit and social good Independent of corporate purpose or culture Adds an ethical burden to business Often grafted onto traditional business model, usually as a separate department or part of public relations Sees limited overlap between business and society

Core Tenets of a Conscious Business Lesson One | Introduction Transcendent Value Creation For Audience   Self‐effacing  Servant Leader Tactile

Purpose Transcends profit motive Non‐financial reason for existence Lesson One | Introduction Purpose Transcends profit motive Non‐financial reason for existence

Lesson One | Introduction Stakeholders

Conscious Culture TACTILE Trust Accountability Caring Transparency Lesson One | Introduction Conscious Culture TACTILE Trust Accountability Caring Transparency Integrity Loyalty Egalitarianism

What should be the role of ethics in Conscious Capitalism? Lesson One | Introduction Discussion Question What should be the role of ethics in Conscious Capitalism?

Lesson One | Introduction TACTILE The word “tactile” also suggests that the cultures of these companies are very tangible to their stakeholders as well as to outside observers; you can feel the difference when you walk into a conscious business versus one that is purely driven by a profit motive and run just for the benefit of shareholders.

Servant Leadership Listening Empathy Healing Awareness Persuasion Lesson One | Introduction Servant Leadership Listening Empathy Healing  Awareness Persuasion Foresight Stewardship Commitment to  Growth of People Building Community

Lesson One | Introduction Exemplary Companies

Conscious Capitalism Resources