At the intersection of Martin Parker's "Why we should bulldoze the business school" and Umair Haque's "Capitalism is obsolete" is the question of what the next generation of leaders need to learn.
Both articles question the future viability of the current practices of capitalism that make greed the ultimate good of those who own power and wealth in increasingly disproportionate scales. Just as tribalism and feudalism advanced societies, capitalism has had its place on this continuum.
That said, the complexity and velocity of the present and future will require economies that go beyond capitalism and our leaders must be prepared to help innovate this next phase.