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Accounting for Values: An Evolutionary Perspective on Resources
How can organizations and people account for the things they truly value?
Financial accounting values only resources on a balance sheet, e.g., money, land, and buildings. Yet many other resources are essential to well-being and sustainable prosperity, such as relationships, health, nature, and cultural heritage.
How can organizations and people account for the things they truly value? Elizabeth Castillo, assistant professor of organizational leadership at Arizona State University, will present social accounting as a framework to account for values and the other ingredients of sustainable prosperity. This broader view of resources provides a toolbox for crafting sustainable, prosocial business models.
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Accounting for Values: An Evolutionary Perspective on Resources
How can organizations and people account for the things they truly value?
Financial accounting values only resources on a balance sheet, e.g., money, land, and buildings. Yet many other resources are essential to well-being and sustainable prosperity, such as relationships, health, nature, and cultural heritage.
How can organizations and people account for the things they truly value? Elizabeth Castillo, assistant professor of organizational leadership at Arizona State University, will present social accounting as a framework to account for values and the other ingredients of sustainable prosperity. This broader view of resources provides a toolbox for crafting sustainable, prosocial business models.
#podcast #evolution #resources #nature #culture
