Meet inspirational men and women committed to making us grow. They choose to leverage the knowledge in their hands to open new perspectives, to offer solutions to societal and business challenges. Be transported by their conviction and passion so that we too, can find ways to act today, for the future. Because purpose drives impact. Because tomorrow is our business.
Every month, this podcast showcases stories of people who choose to have an impact on others’ lives.
Narrated by Aniza Pourtauborde, HEC Paris
Directed By Maud Clerc, HEC Paris
Produced by HEC Paris x Double Monde
Original Music by Dom Hutton
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Meet inspirational men and women committed to making us grow. They choose to leverage the knowledge in their hands to open new perspectives, to offer solutions to societal and business challenges. Be transported by their conviction and passion so that we too, can find ways to act today, for the future. Because purpose drives impact. Because tomorrow is our business.
Every month, this podcast showcases stories of people who choose to have an impact on others’ lives.
Narrated by Aniza Pourtauborde, HEC Paris
Directed By Maud Clerc, HEC Paris
Produced by HEC Paris x Double Monde
Original Music by Dom Hutton
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
“Is the world losing its consistency? Its meaning? Our model of the world no longer seems to coincide with sustainable reality”. This observation is at the root of Rodolphe Durand’s commitment as an academic: enabling the quest for purpose and elaborating solutions to societal and business issues. Whether you are a citizen or a business leader, his vision of today’s challenges will open new perspectives.
In this first episode of Tomorrow Is Our Business, Season 1 on Engagement, we met with Rodolphe Durand, HEC Paris Professor of Strategy, Founder and Academic Director of the Society and Organizations Institute and Holder of the Joly Family Purposeful Leadership Chair.
He talks about the genesis of his engagement, which followed the shock from the 2007 global financial crisis. He shares with us his sense of responsibility as an academic, on a personal scale, and the necessity for a more sustainable capitalism. In his ambition to offer individuals and organizations the keys to act and to be vectors of change, Rodolphe conceptualized a new management discipline that bridges the frontiers of sociology and economy: Orgology, the science of organizations.
You will also hear in this episode Hubert Joly, former Best Buy CEO and Betina de Reachers, HEC Alumna (MSc Sustainability and Social Innovation).
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