Thriving not Surviving: Positive Business Conference (Day 2)

While the first day of the Positive Business Conference 2016 has been stimulating and inspiring, the second day was truly transformative for me – and mind you, I don’t use words like this lightly. But I will eloborate on this at a later point in time. The impressions are too fresh to put them in intelligible phrases.

For today, I’d like to recap the day in the same day I did yesterday: by sharing some of my and other participants’ tweets.

First, I discovered my next job title:

https://twitter.com/drnicorose/status/731110612755984385

Then I learned about how to infuse a company with purpose.

I was impressed to learn how Ross School of Business strives to develop leaders that make a positive difference.

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The early afternoon was reserved for a workshop on compassion in business led by Jane Dutton and Monica Worline. Somehow, this one made the difference that makes a difference. But as said, I’m going to talk about that in a separate post.

https://twitter.com/drnicorose/status/731155288657670144

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Fellow Penn Mappster Jessica Amortegui was awarded with the 1. price of the Positive Business Project competition for her work with Logitech.

https://twitter.com/drnicorose/status/731187208837861379

Just like Alex Edmans explained yesterday: It pays off financially to invest in ethical companies.

https://twitter.com/drnicorose/status/731194938302582786

Coffee makes the world go round – but only if it’s fair-trade.

https://twitter.com/drnicorose/status/731204017611804672

Michigan Ross: Thanks a million for hosting that is brilliant conference. I’ll be back…!

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