Corey Hajim

Corey Hajim, TED's business curator, dives into how the pandemic has prompted a revaluation of business's role in society. He emphasizes the need for a shift toward ethical practices that prioritize collective well-being over mere economic growth. Exploring the circular economy, he discusses innovative models that promote sustainability and community investment. Hajim also challenges the hero culture in leadership, advocating for collaboration and open communication to inspire a more equitable future. It's a thought-provoking call to action for businesses and consumers alike.

Corey Hajim, TED's business curator, dives into how the pandemic has forced a reassessment of business values. He discusses the urgent need for a shift toward collaborative and regenerative economies, questioning traditional metrics like GDP. The conversation highlights innovative models of sustainability, including the donut model, and underscores the importance of community-focused leadership. Hajim also explores the growing recognition of well-being over profit and the rise of B Corps as symbols of a more equitable business landscape.