Our monthly tête-à-tête with industry leaders
Around the world, there are movements calling for systems change: a world that is sustainable, equitable, and prosperous for all. But what will that world look like, specifically? How are we each going to play a role in defining those specifics? Next Economy Conversations, our newest event series, brings the people building systems-level solutions into conversation so we can answer those questions, and learn from their successes and failures.
- Lunch & Learn, Talk
- Community Wealth, Social Ventures
Join us at the next Next Economy Conversation
March 27, 2023
learn more about our past guests
Why Canada Needs Employee Ownership: A Next Economy Conversation with Peter Deitz
CSI Connects, Next Economy
Employee ownership builds community wealth, improves business performance, and creates a more inclusive economy. Cofounder of Grantbook and Unwrapit Peter Deitz explains what an Employee Share Ownership Plan (ESOP) is, why he implemented one, and how this approach could disrupt the Canadian economy for the better.
Six Big Ideas for the Next Economy
Events, Next Economy, Thought Leadership
2021 is going to be a year of recovery, and we need big, bold ideas to get us started. We’ve chosen some highlights from the Next Economy Conversations we had last year, with the leaders from across Canada who are creating a future that is regenerative, equitable, and prosperous for all.
Creating a Platform for Indigenous Innovation: A Next Economy Conversation with Jeff Cyr
Programs, Thought Leadership
We sat down with Jeff Cyr to chat about barriers to innovation in government, closing gaps faced by Indigenous social enterprises, and an exciting social finance model that puts solutions back into the hands of communities.
Next Economy Conversations: Jeff Cyr of Raven Indigenous Capital Partners
Programs, Thought Leadership
Part of the CSI Connects Initiative
CSI Connects helps you build the relationships and collaborations to make change happen. Come to learn, share, make friends and allies. It’s as much about learning as it is about fostering belonging, cohesion and community resilience.
