Help to imagine the Good After Covid19

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Sergio Caredda

Posted on

March 22, 2020

Edited on

March 25, 2020

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Is it possible to start imagining the good while the wounds are still wide open?

Good After Covid19 is an informal think tank that will hold a virtual fishbowl on March 24th, to discuss what Good can be achieved after the Covid19 crisis.

I have already mentioned in several posts the fact that I don’t think of this crisis to be only negative. Yes, at this moment, where we are mourning the enormous amount of human lives taken by the virus, it might be difficult to think about the future.

But I truly believe we need to start thinking of how to rebuild. Whether it’s a more Resilient Organisation, a new Future for Work or a redefinition of what Experience Economy means, there’s an opportunity to redefine for Good.

Here is the video I‘ve recorded with the first three points that came to my mind about three emerging areas that I see that are interesting to tackle. But there are more positive signs from around the world.

More videos are available online directly on the main event page.

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The Event

Join 40 global thought leaders for a Virtual Fishbowl

Conversation starters: Paul Polman, Kim Polman and Sara Roversi
Moderator: Carlo Giardinetti, MBA
Some of the participating global thought leaders: Laura Giadorou Koch, Kim Polman, Francesco Tronci, Antonio Hautle, Sergio Caredda, Luca Crivelli, Julia Christensen Hughes, Okendo Lewis-Gayle, Gilbert Ghostine, Jonas Haertle, José Antonio Bowen, Roman KRZNARIC, Katrin Muff, Pio Wennubst, Marco Dal Lago, Barbara Bulc, Christoph Birkholz, Todd Porter, Jacqui Hocking, Elsie Maio, Lisa Dubost, Martina Viarengo, Arthur Braunschweig, Antoinette Weibel, Valentina Rotondi, Frida Polli, PhD, Monique Baars, Jill Ader, Clémentine Robert, Peter Bakker, Emily JONES, Veronica Melian, Jia Zhao, Florian Schneider, Dekai Wu, Matteo Villa