Working to create change inside a company--or being a "systempreneur" working to change an entire system--can be just as valuable to society and the economy as charting your own course.
OK, we admit it: we adore mutants--the right sort, anyway. They move easily between different worlds, helping bridge current and future realities. The Breakthrough Capitalism Forum we hosted in May was pulsating with them. Most of those that attended our Forum are pursuing the holy grail of breakthrough--that is, they are pursuing systemic solutions to environmental, social, and governance challenges. But their business cards identify them as many things: CEOs, CFOs, chief sustainability officers, venture capitalists, entrepreneurs or, in rare cases, as intrapreneurs.
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