In my speech titled, "The Sustainable MBA: How We Can Change the World" for the World MBA Forum 2015 in Shanghai, I talked about the role of MBAs and other business degree holders in establishing a more balanced growth model.
The solution I believe is social enterprise, a for-profit venture with a positive impact on society.
This short clip talks about my rationale for adopting the social enterprise model and why this is good for businesspeople.
With so many books, articles, lectures and conferences being churned out to address the dizzying array of potential applications for blockchain, it has become increasingly difficult to separate the attainable from the fantastical. So, in order to make sense of the radical innovation promising to revolutionise the very way we live, we sat down with THNKer and blockchain visionary Jason Inch to discuss his latest venture, Genaro Network.
Jason Inch has lived in China for more than ten years. He has written two books about China's economy and business environment, including China’s Economic Supertrends. He is also the founder of LOHAUS, a Shanghai-based social enterprise. LOHAUS is Shanghai's Loft of Health and Urban Sustainability. It is dedicated to promoting individual action and use of energy-saving technology to reduce pollution and make city living healthier and sustainable.
Based on research in his 2013 book, China's Demographic Supertrends, author and Shanghai Jiaotong University instructor Jason Inch presents several opportunities that entrepreneurs could seize in China with the potential to challenge conventional wisdom.
Transition China is Shanghai's premiere entrepreneurs conference, featuring the groundbreaking international business owners that made an impact in China. Transition China is produced by Mailman Group and proudly supported by the Entrepreneurs' Organization.
Discussion with blockchain expert, Jason Inch about his career, projects and his views about the future of blockchain world