EXIT’s new panel explores how to build a society based on (true) values

EXIT’s latest panel within the Conscious R:evolution platform, will focus on one of its pillars, the attitude that every positive change in society occurs primarily as a consequence of an individual’s evolution of consciousness. On Thursday, August 27, 2020 at 8PM, the panel will open the topic of building a society based on true values, live on EXIT Festival’s Facebook page.

24. August 2020. — Author: EXIT

Through a discussion on the topic of building a value-based society, some of the world’s leading experts on value systems, will answer questions on how individuals, teams, organizations and society, as a whole, can build value systems within which both individuals and society, will be able to reach their full potential.

The participants of the panel are:

Richard Barrett – Author, values luminary and founder of the Barrett Values Centre, the largest global values organization which has assessed the values of over 50 nations, tens of thousands of companies and hundreds of thousand individuals around the world;

Tomas Björkman – Philanthropist, social entrepreneur and co-author of The Nordic Secret – a book that recounts the efforts put in to building values driven societies in the Nordic countries in the 19th and early 20th century history – resulting in their level of development today;

Slavica Squire – the first NLP trainer in Serbia and the founder of the first NLP Institute and Coaching Academy in the region of Southeast Europe. The NLP Leadership Summit declared her leader of Southeast Europe in the field of NLP education, and the ANLP rated her NLP Institute as the best example of an NLP-based business in the world.

The discussion will be hosted by Nikola Jurišić, a senior expert in culture at McKinsey, who specializes in building value-based systems, with global experience at the level of organizations, states and society.

The panelists will discuss whether the prevailing values of an organization or society dominate its success and productivity, as well as the “secret” of Nordic countries which had, over a short period of time, gone from being the poorest region in Europe to being the most prosperous and richest of its parts. The connection between an empowered individual and democracy, and the influence of negative patterns such as “success is never forgiven”, “the role of the victim – it’s easier to whine than try”, and “the grass is always greener on the other side” on the development of Serbian society and its inhabitants, will also be among the questions discussed by the panelists.

The panel will be broadcast live on August 27, 2020, at 8 PM, or via video on EXIT Festival’s official Facebook page.