Regenerative Economics | Reset the financial system

How can we find the path that will lead us beyond our current unsustainable economic system and the finance-dominated ideology that drives it? What does that mean for how we manage the free enterprise system? And how can you play a role as an impact finance professional to contribute to this system change?
John Fullerton (former banker for JP Morgan, founder of the Capital Institute) will take us along on his vision of Regenerative Economics; the application of nature’s laws and patterns of systemic health, self-organization, self-renewal, and regenerative vitality to socioeconomic systems.
John Fullerton distills his research on a pattern of key interconnected principles that underlie systemic health and collectively represent the eight principles or qualities of a Regenerative Economy. Besides, he will present his Field Guide; a collection of people, businesses, and projects that are incubating the regenerative economy in cities, rural communities, and financial systems.
After this keynote, a panel of financial experts will share their ideas on how to incorporate Regenerative Economics in the Dutch financial context and specifically how ABN Amro is incorporating this.
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[@bodievan_betuw]

Too bad about the audio at the beginning, but appreciated being able to listen in on this talk. It gave me a much needed boost of hope that there is some work and a path to plug into. It's been a long and desperate search to find visions and discussions that prove out as based, and have serious and competent voices trying to get us there. Most importantly, great to see a bunch of people having this conversation that have social validation and critical grounded knowledge in how things work today, on the inside. Lots of hopium out there driven by people who have a cartoon view of all the evil, lizard people, capitalists running our world today. We need pragmatic discussions, that make the most room for us to all realize, most of us, arnt actively the enemy. We're just misguided on our way to similar human values. TL;Dr- Thanks for this!

[@mt030]

Great conversation, thank you. Makes me hopeful about the role of finance in the big transition ahead