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Breakthrough Capitalism
A conference in London on 29 May 2012

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COMMENTARY

Peter Burgess

2020 backcasting

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Team 1

Barriers Power and failure of the incumbency Short-termism Tendency to nationalism Broken global systems Media

FLOTILLA/CATALYSTS Pension funds Indviduals Socilam movements Transparency Super-brands (debatable) SHARING/COLLABORATIVE → new models → non-rich Mega CEO as icon


Team 2

Four lenses SYSTEM BUSINESS MODELS INDIVIDUALS FINANCIERS Two approaches: ANGEL CONSUMER – doing the ‘right thing’ DEVIL CONSUMER – doing the ‘easy thing’ COMMONALITIES Top-level: universal values, focusing on individual needs WIN-WIN (not a zero-sum world) Mix of service and technology


Team 3

RESET in ten years 1) redefine value 2) redefine players VALUES & PLAYERS Happiness as a driver Transparency and meritocracy Pluralism and diversity TBL Ethical frameworks Accountability and consequence – aligned incentives Consumption Redefined! IP ownership/deployment/utilization “People want to be more, not have more.” Ownership models / collaborative consumption models Cradle-to cradle Intergenerational Shareholder → stakeholder Creation w customers Valuing ecosystem services


Team 4

League of a revolution: a story [It all got worse before it got better] DESTRUCTION: (6 horsemen of the apocalypse) war financial systems civil unrest environment political pensions/intergenerational CREATION: (flotilla) transparency networks (internet) leaderless revolution – society coming together and being driven by mission mission-driven new value post binary collaborative consumption no blueprint 'Breakthrough capitalism will come from the breakdown of the old capitalism.'


Team 5

AGREE rethink values and actions need to rethink valuation & discount crisis & constraint – perfect place for innovation & need for information to manage it new forms of organization & exchange – can’t work in isolation, have to work together will need different sizes and scales of actors DISAGREE will capitalism bring about this change? Something big has to happen - Pandemic? Will the rich prevail? Dystopian future We’re not engaging enough with reality to realize systems are broken. Will people notice? That’s a worry for us. Is it going from too much to enough?


Team 6

Mrs. ME I consume habitually No idea where my pension is invested My children will have the best education that can be offered. I don’t care what undermines me. I care though. 2% of my income into charitable causes. I think I’m happy. Except I get a bit depressed sometimes. 3 Guardian Angels: Kelly Clark: Values – collective consumption, community, collaboration, idea of economic growth being possible without reaching planetary boundaries, ways we can create collective communities without undermining individuality Nations working together – collective role models, in addition to individuals (including ME). We value talent and the collective. Reciprocal communities - access


Team 7

2012 TOOTHBRUSH (flotillas, log) – ideas are like a toothbrush – everyone needs and wants one, but no one wants to use anyone else’s – main obstacle. fear of failure short-term toothbrush youth disengagement culture of dependency 2022 ANGELS JUMPING OFF A CLIFF: very few will grow wings and be prepared value alignment new order ask different questions new rules of engagement amnesty culture of ownership challenging assumptions Use another toothbrusth.


Team 8

WINDMILL OF INNOVATION Innovation won’t happen on its own, needs momentum. Social Financial Culture Regulation Political INNOVATION Values: social & environmental WIND: aspirations / catastrophe / preferences / inequalities WIND OF CHANGE: sustainable / good life / for the majority Mandatory and voluntary action are going to have to converge Social value will be collapsed into the price of a product or service.

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