New Delhi, Feb 25: SOIL Institute of Management, one of Delhi NCR’s leading business schools, has launched The Future of Capitalism (FoC), a pioneering global learning program designed to explore how business leadership must evolve in response to rapidly shifting economic, social, and environmental realities.

The program is offered by SOIL in partnership with Shizenkan University, Japan, and is part of a core group of institutions shaping the initiative alongside IESE Business School and Fundação Getulio Vargas. Originally initiated by IESE Business School and Shizenkan University, the FoC program has evolved into a global learning platform, bringing together participants from over 20 business schools across five continents to engage in critical conversations on leadership, purpose, and the role of business in society.

Anil Sachdev, Founder of SOIL Institute of Management, said,

“The primary aim of this program is to encourage participants to critically examine the roles and responsibilities of business enterprises and their leaders. Through discussions on ESG, impact investing, and the redefinition of corporate value creation, the program fosters deeper reflection on responsible leadership within capitalism.”

Program Format and Curriculum

The FoC program is delivered through a series of interactive and live online sessions, designed to foster dialogue across cultures, geographies, and professional contexts. Rather than following traditional lecture-based instruction, the curriculum emphasizes lived experiences, global case discussions, and reflective conversations.

Participants gain direct exposure to globally recognized voices, including:

  • B. Muthuraman, Former Chairman, Tata International

  • Colin Mayer, Professor of Management Studies, University of Oxford

  • Feike Sijbesma, Chair of the Supervisory Board, Royal Philips

  • Paul Polman, Business Leader and Co-Author of Net Positive

  • Rishad Premji, Chairman, Wipro Technology

  • Pavan Sukhdev, Founder and CEO, GIST Impact

Past speakers have included:

  • Rajmohan Gandhi, Indian Biographer and Historian

  • Prof. Rebecca Henderson, Harvard University

  • Liz Wessel, Partner, First Round Capital

  • Arun Maira, Former Member, Planning Commission of India & Former Chairman, Boston Consulting Group

  • Prof. Olawale Aja, Lagos Business School, Nigeria

  • Vincent Stanley, Director of Philosophy, Patagonia; Visiting Fellow, Yale School of Management

Through the program, participants engage with business leaders, entrepreneurs, policymakers, and academics to explore contemporary challenges such as sustainability, ethical governance, long-term value creation, and the societal role of corporations. The learning approach encourages critical inquiry, collective reflection, and exchange of perspectives, equipping future leaders to navigate complex challenges in a rapidly changing global economy.

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