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People Are Assets

Sasha Ongtengco is a workforce systems strategist and consultant based in Chicago.

Here she reflects on how the Economy of Communion is most impactful when its principles are naturally integrated into a business rather than treated as a formal label. She emphasizes a people-centered approach to leadership, arguing that employees should be viewed as an organization's greatest asset rather than simply a business expense.

  1. Why does Sasha believe the principles of the Economy of Communion can thrive eben in businesses that do not formally identify as EoC organizations?
  2. How does Sasha's view of employees as assets challenge traditional accounting and management perspectives?
  3. What are the benefits of building a business that is intentionally person-centered rather than solely profit-centered?