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Club of Amsterdam Journal, April 2023, Issue 253 HomeJournals ArchiveJournals – Main TopicsClimate Change Success StoriesThe Future Now Shows CONTENT Lead Article Management is so passé — it’s co-creation that workers are demandingby David Weitzner Article 01Women in Economics: Gita Gopinath by CEPR (Centre for Economic Policy Research) & VideoVox Economics The Future Now Show “Who’s gonna pay for it?”The Cost of A Pro Human Futurewith Brett King & Miss Metaverse Article 02 Corporate Responsibility by World Bank News about the Future> Namati> Prospect Article 03The development of a disciplineby Peter van Gorsel Recommended BookThe Ministry for the Futureby Kim Stanley Robinson Article 04Here’s how your holiday photos could help save endangered speciesby Kasim Rafiq, Liverpool John Moores University Climate Change Success StoryEco-friendly Tourism Futurist PortraitStefan Hyttfors Futurist Tags:Africa, Banking, Biodiversity, Common Good, Corporate Responsibility, Diversity, Ecotourism, Empathy, ENERGY, Funding the Future, Inclusion, Management, TECHNOLOGY, Tourism, Values, Wildlife Welcome Felix B BoppWebsite statistics forclubofamsterdam.comMarch 2023:this yearvisits: 124,000visitors: 33,000last yearvisits: 535,000visitors: 98,000 Brett King: “Banking is no longer somewhere you go, it’s something you do.” “The key skill sets in this new world will belong to the data scientists who understand when, why, and how customers use bank products, and the storytellers who can place the product or service in the customer’s life when and where they need it.” Stefan Hyttfors: “What would you do if money was no object? To almost nine out of ten adults the answer is ”something else”. While you might find this sad (I do) it is also proof of a great opportunity. Organisations and leaders who don’t see people as a commodity to be managed in order to grow money, but rather see money as the commodity in their mission to help grow people, and society, is a new trend in Silicon Valley.” Gita Gopinath: “The advantages of globalization are actually much like the advantages of technological improvement. They have very similar effects: they raise output in countries, raise productivity, create more jobs, raise wages, and lower prices of products in the world economy.” Kim Stanley Robinson: “To be clear, concluding in brief: there is enough for all. So there should be no more people living in poverty. And there should be no more billionaires.”