'Capitalisn't': The faulty assumptions behind our market and how to fix it
Dr Eve Poole from 'Host 2015'
'Capitalisn't': The faulty assumptions behind our market and how to fix it
Dr Eve Poole from 'Host 2015'
Last month Oxfam researchers revealed that the worlds richest 1% hold more wealth than the rest of the world combined.
Eve Poole is a Business School Lecturer and Theologian. Her work is a kind of alchemic blend of the best ideas from economics, business ethics, theology and leadership and management studies.
In this CHOW session we will watch a talk delivered by Eve during one of her trips to Jersey last year and discuss its ideas and implications as a community. Eve's Poole’s latest book, ‘Capitalism's Toxic Assumptions’ describes a marketplace that is being held back by design assumptions that are well past their sell-by date. But how best to tackle such monumental reform?
This talk is about how the Christian community could drive the necessary change, through elegant and inspired strategic nudges.
Eve Poole
Specialist in capitalism and theology, and in leadership and ethics, with degrees from Durham, Edinburgh and Cambridge. Author of several books, including Capitalism's Toxic Assumptions (2015) and Leadersmithing (2017). Associate Research Fellow of the William Temple Foundation and the St Paul's Institute; Management Board of Theos; chairs Faith in Business at Ridley Hall, Cambridge and Board of Governors at Gordonstoun; Adjunct Faculty at Ashridge Business School.
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