Welcome To The Gift Economy @ Bioneers
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Tom Tresser gave this presentation at the 2012 Bioneers Chicago gathering on November 3, 2102. tom@tresser.com
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Welcome To The Gift Economy @ Bioneers
- 1. Welcome to The Gift Economy Tom Tresser November 2012
- 14. “Our core values statement is now official.”
- 17. Assertion: Business schools played a contributing role in creating the geniuses who brought us the economic meltdown of 2008. Authors ask ”whether business schools do a good job of alerting students to the imperfections and incompleteness of the models and frameworks they teach.”
- 19. Q: What is valuable?
- 20. Activity #1 Text the amount of the total student debt in your family (you, your kids, your siblings)to this number: 312-544-0390
- 21. Activity #1
- 22. Activity #1
- 25. Linus Torvalds Crowdsourcing Change 25
- 26. • 8,000 contributors since 2005 • Total 15 million lines of code written for free. • $3 billion contributed labor! Crowdsourcing Change
- 27. 28,000 projects uploaded for sharing! Crowdsourcing Change 27
- 28. Crowdsourcing Change 28
- 29. Crowdsourcing Change 29
- 30. Crowdsourcing Change 30
- 34. Peer-To-Peer Processes are… • produce use-value through the free cooperation of producers who have access to distributed capital. Its product is not exchange value for a market, but use-value for a community of users. PRODUCE VALUABLE STUFF FOR GIFTING. • are governed by the community of producers themselves, and not by market allocation or corporate hierarchy. COMMUNITY-ASSIGNED MERIT EARNED. • make use-value freely accessible on a universal basis, through new common property regimes. This is its distribution or 'peer property mode': a 'third mode of ownership,' different from private property or public (state) property. VIRAL DISTRIBUTION VIA UNIVERSALLY ACCESSIBLE NETWORKS.
- 35. Activity #2 Using the sticky notes, write down something (or some things) you would like to offer to the people in this room. This could be some stuff, a service or money. Please put your name and phone number or a way to be contacted.
- 36. Activity #2
- 37. Activity #2 www.facebook.com/ChicagoBioneers
- 38. “A person first starts to live when he can live outside himself, when he can have as much regard for his fellow man as he does for himself. I believe we are here to do good. It is the responsibility of every human being to aspire to do something worthwhile, to make this world a better place than the one he found. Life is a gift, and if we agree to accept it, we must contribute in return. When we fail to contribute; we fail to adequately answer why we are here.” -Albert Einstein
- 39. www.civiclab.us @civiclabchicago Tom Tresser 312-804-3230 tom@tresser.com @tomstee
Hinweis der Redaktion
- The topic is “A Future for Arts and Business Collaboration.” But first we must set the stage. How has business in America been doing lately. As Ricky used to say – “Lucy – You got some ‘splaining to do!!!”
- Oh, no – the once lauded Enron and its leaders plunged us into a quagmire of shady bookkeeping practices. Arthur Anderson, their bookkeeper was destroyed. Surely – NOW we’ve learned some lessons and business will tighten up and act responsibly…
- Gulp. Didn’t some famous historian say something about nit learning the lessons of history? Didn’t another philosopher say something about suckers being born every minute?
- While all that was going on – this guy committed about 5 to 8 billion dollars of theft and fraud –His victims included Jewish charities that provide health and educational services to the needy. But – the SEC had eight passes at this guy over a decade and they found nothing wrong!! Madoff was active in the National Association of Securities Dealers (NASD), a self-regulatory securities industry organization and has served as the Chairman of the Board of Directors and on the Board of Governors of the NASD
- This most recent bail out of greed plagued financial institutions REALLY got costly – The Treasury Department flooded the scene with cash…$7.2 trillion
- And the Federal Reserve joined in with another $7.2 trillion. That’s a total of $14.4 TRILLION. 14 point four and then twelve zeros.
- While all that was happening an oil rig blew up in the Gulf of Mexico killing 11 workers and drenching the region in toxic oil and other chemicals.
- BP blames the guys who ran the rig who blame Haliburton who built part of it who blame BP for green lighting short cuts. Anyone here from that part of the country. My heart goes out to you and your neighbors. What can we say about all these sad misdeeds?
- We seem to be incapable of --Learning from history. Righting our wrongs. Policing industry. Capturing blatant crooks BEFORE they rob us blind. I haven’t really heard a genuine APOLOGY from these guys yet.
- Is capitalism and the corporate model somehow inherently flawed?
- OR – are we training the best and brightest of young people incorrectly. And then REWARDING them obscenely?
- Michael Jacobs thinks so. He’s a professor of the Practice of Finance at the University of North Caroline Kenan-Flagler Business. School He is the founder and CEO of Jacobs Capital, which provides merger and acquisition and business valuation services. He served as director of corporate finance at the U.S. Treasury Department from 1989-91, and was responsible for national policy in the areas of mergers and acquisitions, leveraged buyouts and corporate governance. This is what is wrote in The Wall Street Journal. “ By failing to teach the principles of corporate governance, our business schools have failed our students. And by not internalizing sound principles of governance and accounting, B-school graduates have matured into executives and investment bankers who have failed American workers and retirees who have witnessed their jobs and saving vanish…American business schools need to rethink what we are teaching – and not teaching – the next generation of leaders.”
- So we need to think different about training our future business leaders!
- I would propose a learning experience that blends an appreciation and understanding of the Gift with
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