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Retired from daily responsibilities other than enjoying life
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The University of Chicago Booth School of Business
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About Experience in a broad range of banking and finance positions since 1976. Focused on increasing the use of sustainable banking practices to deliver financial and non-financial returns. Developing an assessment system to help stakeholders and banks determine how to increase their focus on supporting a triple bottom line of People (social empowerment), Planet (environmental regeneration), and Prosperity (economic resiliency)
Specialties: Strategic development and execution, performance management
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David Korslund · 1st Retired from daily responsibilities other than enjoying life MAR 11, 2017 Peter Burgess sent the following message at 3:09 AM View Peter’s profile Peter Burgess
Peter Burgess 3:09 AM Banking for Value has the potential to be a game changer for the global socio-enviro-economic system. I would love you to join my professional network. I am committed to the idea that better metrics are vital and it seems this is your area of expertise. Peter Burgess http://truevaluemetrics.org
TrueValueMetrics ... Impact Accounting for the 21st Century truevaluemetrics.org The TrueValueMetrics is an initiative to design, develop and deploy a system of metrics for everythi… David Korslund is now a connection.
TODAY Peter Burgess sent the following message at 9:18 PM View Peter’s profile Peter Burgess
Peter Burgess 9:18 PM
I have just revisited the Global Alliance for Banking on Values initiative that you were associated with before you embraced 'enjoying life' ... and especially your interest in metrics. I am also enjoying life as a rising octogenarian, but really do wish that the young folk would use technology to enable radical accountability and the management metrics needed to optimize for all the elements of the triple bottom line. Any thoughts on this?