A century of dumb growth?
In a Harvard Business post that has tongues wagging in Cambridge and Davos, Umair Haque trashes a century of capitalism. Twentieth Century growth was not only dumb, but it is now eating itself. A hearty appetite, apparently.
Hague posits four pillars of smart growth for economies, communities and corporations for this century:
1. Outcomes, not income.
2. Connections, not transactions.
3. People, not product.
4. Creativity, not productivity.
We’ll talk about a similar world view at We Media Miami. The “outcomes and income” part could be top of mind.
