Transforming Capitalism for the Next Generation | Keiichi Ushijima | TEDxMarunouchiWomen

This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. Ushijima talks about the importance of the need to change capitalism to protect the basic human rights of children.

Mr. Ushijima is Principal Fellow, Business Research Division, Ernst & Young Institute Co., Ltd. and takes leadership in the sustainability field. Prior to joining EY, he developed and led the implementation of CSR/sustainability strategy at Hitachi, a global electronics company that has over 900 group companies in the world, through stakeholder engagement as global CSR leader. His key roles of CSR are to support business development linking between social issues and business solutions, to improve quality of management and strategic communication. He is a member of CSR committee of Business Policy Forum Japan, a think-tank of METI, and used to be a member of steering committee of UN Global Compact Japan Network. Since 2013, he is advising sustainable business for clients while participating in global debate on standard setting.

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