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How social impact and purpose are the new pillars for transforming your company [Strategy@Work 2020]

Deepa Prahalad, Efosa Ojomo & Carolina Da Costa discuss how serving social impact and purpose can transform your company for good.

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The global economic crises, prevailing pandemics and climate change have further deepened the divide between the haves and have-nots. Will the current situation force us to rethink the purpose of business and innovations? How can we develop organizations that are embedded in social good, much before the next global crisis hits?

Deepa Prahalad, Efosa Ojomo & Carolina da Costa held this panel during Brightline's Strategy@Work 2020 Conference discussing how serving social impact and purpose can transform your company for good.

Deepa Prahalad – Author and Innovation Consultant
Efosa Ojomo – Senior research fellow, Clayton Christensen Institute for Disruptive Innovation
Carolina da Costa – Partner at Maua Capital for new business/funding models to support innovation, ESG and Impact

Published on 23 June 2021

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