The dichotomy of good and evil is a dangerously simplistic way of viewing the world. Moral absolutism makes us blind to our own failures and enables us to make poor decisions.
Anne Raudaskoski tells us three stories on ethical choice from a personal, business and societal point of view.
About the speaker
This month’s theme is ETHICS and our speaker has founded a company called Ethica - a bit of an obvious choice, you may think. Anne Raudaskoski’s path however isn’t obvious at all: she is a modern dancer turned sustainability consultant.
After ten years of working as a modern dancer and dance teacher she packed her bags and moved to the UK. Her studies in international relations lead her to dive into sustainability. She knew she had found a second passion in life.
At work Anne Raudaskoski challenges organizations to be more transparent and to create value not only for their customers but the society, environment and other stakeholders too. Off duty she reminds us that there is also the individual’s ETHICS: our everyday choices and the willingness be compassionate towards others.
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Photographer Rita Miklán
Videographer Jori Asikainen
