“Could we have a creative Renaissance associated with the smart deployment of technology, where we actually create more space for people to do things that really matter?”
Testing assumptions is Ronan Dunne’s business. From altering Verizon’s management structure to thinking carefully about a living wage for his tens of thousands of employees, from rethinking the nature of capital to altering the training regime that produces workers fit for the 21st Century, Dunne has thoughtful views across a wide range of areas.
And in this podcast with the economist Stephen Kinsella, Dunne, recently installed as the chairman of the Six Nations, delves deep into many areas, as he seeks to understand how the pandemic has changed business, society, and the nature of capitalism.
Kinsella and Dunne also discuss the expansion of the state, how Ireland might access and even surpass the technological frontier, and organisational change post-Covid.
