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John Fullerton

Founder of Capital Institute, pioneer of regenerative economics, and thought leader connecting finance and living systems for resilience and sustainability.

About John

John Fullerton is the founder of the Capital Institute and a global leader in regenerative economics. With a Wall Street background, he advocates for redesigning economic systems to align with the universal principles that sustain life. Fullerton’s work demonstrates how shifting from extractive to regenerative models fosters resilient, equitable, and place-based economies. Through thought leadership, education, and community partnerships, he empowers leaders and organizations to serve life and cultivate enduring prosperity.

In John's own words

“The first is that the human economy is a living system.”
Source: Scene on Radio S7E12 'Reimagined Economies' transcript (Kenan Institute for Ethics, Duke), 2024
“And the human economy is embedded in what we now understand is a vast living system called the biosphere, or Gaia.”
Source: Scene on Radio S7E12 'Reimagined Economies' transcript (Kenan Institute for Ethics, Duke), 2024
“And we've got to find a new source of prosperity than continuous extraction.”
Source: Scene on Radio S7E12 'Reimagined Economies' transcript (Kenan Institute for Ethics, Duke), 2024

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