Dr. Hiroshi Tasaka | TEDxTokyo 2010
Dr. Hiroshi Tasaka says we are entering the age of “invisible capitalism,” a new paradigm in which “invisible capital”—knowledge, relationships, trust, brand, culture, empathy and more—will play a more critical role than monetary capital. The founder and president of Think Tank SophiaBank, a global network think tank that aims to change the paradigm of social systems, Dr. Tasaka also runs the Japan Social Entrepreneur Forum, an organization that fosters and supports social entrepreneurs. As a professor at Tama University, he teaches the philosophy, vision, policy, strategy and skills that social entrepreneurs need to learn. A member of the Global Agenda Council of the World Economic Forum, Dr. Tasaka was named president of the Club of Budapest Japan this year. The Club of Budapest, founded by Dr. Ervin Laszlo, has the Dalai Lama, Mikhail Gorbachev and Desmond Tutu as honorary members. Dr. Tasaka has written over fifty books.
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