About this Event
UPDATE: In-person tickets are running out — Hurry!*
Fifteen years after he coined the term, Laurie Lane-Zucker has written the field manual for the movement it named. is a working book — frameworks, canvases and cases for the people actually building a regenerative economy, rather than one more argument that we ought to.
Join him in New York for the launch, in conversation with Jeffrey Hollender and Sarah Holloway and moderated by Sara Minard: a wide-ranging evening on capital, enterprise design, legal structure, and what this economy asks of the people building it. Closing remarks by Latha Poonamallee.
Hosted by the Grunin Center for Law and Social Entrepreneurship at NYU School of Law, with Columbia SIPA, NYU Stern and Parsons School of Design. Free to attend, in person or online. Books available at the venue or in advance. Doors open, networking at 6pm; program begins at 6:30pm.
Registration is required and closes 24 hours before the event. Building security admits guests from a pre-submitted list, so please register in advance — we may not be able to accommodate walk-ups.
Event venue & nearby stays
D'agostino Hall, 110 West 3rd Street, New York, United States
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