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Ep 5 I Why people work for free? The PRO BONO phenomenon
In this episode, we talk about what pro bono is about and why it matters with two top international pro bono experts: Jacquelyn MacLennan from White&Case and Lamin Khadar from Dentons.
After the interview, Professor Alberto Alemanno tells us about the philosophical and business rationales behind corporate pro bono practices – how they are in line profit interests, and how they fit with the incipient theory of re-inventing capitalism.
After the interview, Professor Alberto Alemanno tells us about the philosophical and business rationales behind corporate pro bono practices – how they are in line profit interests, and how they fit with the incipient theory of re-inventing capitalism.
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By The Good LobbyIn this episode, we talk about what pro bono is about and why it matters with two top international pro bono experts: Jacquelyn MacLennan from White&Case and Lamin Khadar from Dentons.
After the interview, Professor Alberto Alemanno tells us about the philosophical and business rationales behind corporate pro bono practices – how they are in line profit interests, and how they fit with the incipient theory of re-inventing capitalism.
After the interview, Professor Alberto Alemanno tells us about the philosophical and business rationales behind corporate pro bono practices – how they are in line profit interests, and how they fit with the incipient theory of re-inventing capitalism.