Economic Peace: A new perspective on prosperity and social cohesion

How can we redefine prosperity to prioritize human dignity, inclusion, and social cohesion?

What does it mean to build peace — not just politically, but economically?

Join us for an in-person conference that explores these questions through the lens of economic peace, a concept that challenges traditional metrics of success by putting people, well-being, and meaning at the center of organizational and societal transformation.

🎙️ With Dominique Steiler

Founder of the UNESCO Chair for a Culture of Economic Peace, Senior Professor, and Research Fellow at the Center for Theological Inquiry (CTI), Princeton

A former naval aviation fighter pilot and Olympic team coach, Dominique Steiler holds a PhD in management from Newcastle University. Today, he is known for his pioneering work on personal and managerial transformation, linking mindfulness, suffering, peace, and joy to performance and leadership. Through the UNESCO Chair he founded, he works internationally to promote a culture of economic peace that is both ethical and sustainable.

🧭 Moderated by Maya Dougoud

Legal Counsel in academia and researcher at the HumanTech Institute, Maya Dougoud brings a cross-disciplinary perspective informed by her work in ICT law, data protection, and public law. She lectures at the School of Management Fribourg (HEG-FR) and draws from her experience in both legal practice and academic research to guide nuanced conversations at the intersection of ethics, innovation, and the law.

A conversation to inspire reflection, connection, and action.

👉 This is a unique opportunity to engage in a meaningful dialogue on the future of work and the kind of prosperity we want to build — together.