The Power of Ethical Actions: Transforming Communities and Lives

The ethical consumption is no longer new. However, the current situation is that simply being ethical can only reach a specific target group.
In addition, the content of ethics is increasingly being questioned. In other words, I think the persuasive power is weakening because the results of being ethically involved are not sufficiently conveyed as reality.
In this session, we will consider the true power of ethics based on case studies, how it has the potential to change individual lives and communities, and whether it actually does.

Speaker

Facilitator

Shigeki Aoki, Prof.

Academic producer
Sustainable Brands TOKYO

Professor
Department of Business Administration
Komazawa University

Shigeki Aoki is an expert on structuring and managing channels of distribution, and rivitarizing local areas throughout Japan. He is on a member of the board of trustees of the association of Design about Strategy for Zone Industry and Zone Brand.He has won several awards for his teaching, including Shakaijin Kisoryoku(Business Basic Skills) Award by MEIT(Ministry of Economy、Trade and Industry) in 2008. Professor Aoki has consulted and taught for a number of major corporations. Before joining KOMAZAWA in 2008, Professor Aoki served on the faculty of the University of Yamanashi Gakuin University.He is also a chairman of NPO Yamanashi Cycling Project. He got Master Degree of Commerce at Keio University in 1994. He finished the Ph.D Course of Commerce at Keio in 1997.