BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 CALSCALE:GREGORIAN PRODID:adamgibbons/ics METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:PT1H BEGIN:VEVENT UID:21096@offbeat.amsterdam SUMMARY:Regenerative economics DTSTAMP:20260422T184325Z DTSTART:20260526T180000Z DESCRIPTION:An evening with the unconventional economist John Fullerton on regenerative\neconomics.\n\nWhat would it mean when capitalism is redesign ed to work like a living system?\nIn his book Regenerative Economics econo mist\, investor and author John Fullerton\nexplains why today’s economic m odel is failing and reveals eight principles for\nan economy that can fost er resilience\, justice and health for people and planet.\nTogether with P rof. Dirk Schoenmaker\, members from Rethinking Economics and the\naudienc e we discuss how these principles can move from theory to practice.\n\nTog ether with John Fullerton Economist\, and author of Regenerative Economics \nDirk Schoenmaker Professor of banking and finance\n[https://www.linkedin .com/in/dirkschoenmaker/] Femke Schootstra Economist at Our\nNew Economy a nd Coördinator at Rethinking Economics NL\n[https://www.linkedin.com/in/fe mke-schootstra-11036a10a/]\n\n\nMORE INFORMATION ON THE SPEAKERS\n\nJohn F ullerton is an unconventional economist\, writer\, educator\, and impact\n investor widely considered the architect of Regenerative Economics. He is the\nfounder of Capital Institute\, dedicated to the bold reimagination of economics\nand finance in service to life\, and the author of Regenerativ e Economics:\nRevolutionary Thinking for a World in Crisis (New Society Pu blishers\, 2025).\nAfter a 20-year career on Wall Street\, where he was a Managing Director of\nJPMorgan\, John walked away in 2001 with no clear pl an but many pressing\nquestions — a decision that led\, after encountering the work of Dana Meadows and\nwitnessing 9/11 firsthand\, to the founding of Capital Institute in 2010. His\ncourses in Regenerative Economics and Regenerative Finance have since reached\nmore than 2\,500 alumni across 81 countries. He is a member of the Club of Rome\nand was featured alongside James Lovelock in the 2021 award-winning documentary\nGoing Circular.\n\n Dirk Schoenmaker is Professor of Finance at the Rotterdam School of Manage ment\,\nErasmus University Rotterdam. His research and teaching focus on t he areas of\nsustainable finance\, wellbeing economics\, central banking a nd European financial\nintegration. He is regular speaker at academic and professional conferences.\nDirk is also a Research Fellow at the Centre fo r European Policy Research (CEPR)\nand cochair of the Sustainable Finance Lab.\n\nFemke Schootstra is economist at Our New Economy and Board member of Rethinking\nEconomics NL. In these organisations she works on transform ing economic thinking\nand economics education. Both the think tank Our Ne w Economy and Rethinking\nEconomics envision economics as pluralist\, real -world\, value-conscious and open\nto other disciplines\, for an economy t hat is more just and in support of life.\nHer interests lie in post-growth thinking and the challenge of growth\nimperatives\, democratising the eco nomy\, the financial system and debt\,\ndecolonising economics and politic al philosophy. URL:https://offbeat.amsterdam/event/regenerative-economics GEO:52.376857;4.9220756 LOCATION:Pakhuis de Zwijger - Piet Heinkade 179\, 1019 HC Amsterdam STATUS:CONFIRMED CATEGORIES:amsterdam-centrum,books,capitalism,documentary,eastern docklands ,economy X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:An evening with the unconventional economist J ohn Fullerton on regenerative economics.

What would it mean when capita lism is redesigned to work like a living system? In his book Regenerative Economics economist, investor and author John Fullerton explains why today ’s economic model is failing and reveals eight principles for an economy t hat can foster resilience, justice and health for people and planet. Toget her with Prof. Dirk Schoenmaker, members from Rethinking Economics and the audience we discuss how these principles can move from theory to practice .

Together with John Fullerton Economist, and author of Regenera tive Economics Dirk Schoenmaker Professor of banking and finance Femke Schootstra Economist at Our New Economy and Coördinator at R ethinking Economics NL

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John Fullerton is an unconventional economist, writer , educator, and impact investor widely considered the architect of Regener ative Economics. He is the founder of Capital Institute, dedicated to the bold reimagination of economics and finance in service to life, and the au thor of Regenerative Economics: Revolutionary Thinking for a World in Crisis (New Society Publishers, 2025). After a 20-year career on Wall Street, where he was a Managing Director of JPMorgan, John walked away in 2001 with no clear plan but many pressing questions — a decision that led , after encountering the work of Dana Meadows and witnessing 9/11 firsthan d, to the founding of Capital Institute in 2010. His courses in Regenerati ve Economics and Regenerative Finance have since reached more than 2,500 a lumni across 81 countries. He is a member of the Club of Rome and was feat ured alongside James Lovelock in the 2021 award-winning documentary Going Circular.

Dirk Schoenmaker is Professor of Finance at the Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University Rotterdam. His research and teaching focus on the areas of sustainable finance, wellbeing economics, central banking and European financial integration. He is regu lar speaker at academic and professional conferences. Dirk is also a Resea rch Fellow at the Centre for European Policy Research (CEPR) and cochair o f the Sustainable Finance Lab.

Femke Schootstra is economist at Our New Economy and Board member of Rethinking Economics NL. In these organisations she works on transforming economic thinking and ec onomics education. Both the think tank Our New Economy and Rethinking Econ omics envision economics as pluralist, real-world, value-conscious and ope n to other disciplines, for an economy that is more just and in support of life. Her interests lie in post-growth thinking and the challenge of grow th imperatives, democratising the economy, the financial system and debt, decolonising economics and political philosophy.

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