Introduction to the Total Capital Management™ Movement: A New Paradigm for Creating Sustainable Shareholder and Stakeholder Value

Join us for a webinar about the TCM Movement:

– 6:45PM – 7:00PM Room opens for networking
– 7:00PM – 8:30PM Program starts–program, questions, discussion
– 8:30PM – 9:00PM Networking and breakout (optional)

An estimated $3-4 trillion of invested capital in the S&P 1500 is reportedly managed by some corporate leaders in ways that do not create shareholder value. As an informed investor, would you accept boards and management declining to participate in a breakthrough Total Capital Management movement designed to create superior levels of sustainable shareholder value in ways that make a positive impact on economic, environmental, and social sustainability?

Imagine all line managers in your firm are masters at Total Capital Management (TCM) – the formation, allocation, utilization, and dynamic reallocation of all types of capital. Make the fundamental shift in governance, leadership, and management — from intradisciplinary to interdisciplinary — a shift that’s needed to optimize sustainable value creation for shareholders and all other valued stakeholders.

This webinar is your introduction to the TCM Movement in which you’ll learn how to push the old-fashioned, intradisciplinary approach to capital management into your past and pull the breakthrough, interdisciplinary TCM approach from your future into your present.
 

**Speakers**

**Mark W. Sickles** – CEO, SuperOrg, Inc.


Described by Financial Times’ Agenda as an allocation hardliner, Mark Sickles is a visionary, management scientist, interdisciplinary pioneer, and driving force behind the Total Capital Management™ (TCM) Movement. Also described as “the Peter Drucker of our time,” he is the CEO of value-creation firm SuperOrg, Inc.

Using his TCM methodology, Mark created billions of dollars of shareholder value for multiple firms. He has extensive leadership experience in corporate governance and board director education serving as the Founding CEO, Chairman, and Chairman Emeritus of the New Jersey Chapter of the National Association of Corporate Directors, Chairman of the MENA Region Corporate Governance Congress, and Strategic Governance Fellow at the Governance & Accountability Institute. Mark also served as an instructor at Rutgers University, Singapore Institute of Management, AT&T, and American Management Association. Having served as a CEO mentor for the Nasdaq Entrepreneurial Center and Pacific Community Ventures, he was recently appointed Lenna Visiting Professor at St. Bonaventure University.

Mark authored three books: Shareholder Value Assurance, Strategic Governance, and The SuperOrg Way. He is widely published in journals including Directors Monthly, Directors & Boards, Investor Relations Update, Financial Executives International, and Human Resource Executive while being a contributor to the Financial Times. Mark is a graduate of Georgetown University, with a M.S. degree from Rutgers, and has successfully completed the Series 7 general securities representative exam.

**Douglas Park** – Founder, Park Legal


Douglas Park is the founder of [Park Legal, PC](https://parklegalpc.com/). He advises innovative companies who operate in challenging business and legal environments. Doug applies his business and legal acumen to help companies and individuals tackle issues in blockchain, cryptocurrency, decentralization, sustainability, investments, and startups.

His expertise is in corporate and securities law, corporate governance, complex financing and business transactions, and business strategy. Using his unique combination of academic, business, and legal experience, Doug delivers uncommon, high value ideas and solutions.
Before becoming an attorney, Doug was an Assistant Professor of Management at the School of Business and Management, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. He taught Starting Startups and Mergers and Acquisitions at Stanford University.
Doug has been named several times to the Super Lawyers list in Business/Corporate and America’s Top 100 Bet-The-Company Litigators.

He received his A.B. magna cum laude with highest honors in Sociology from Harvard College, his Ph.D. in Business from Stanford Graduate School of Business, and his J.D. from the University of Michigan Law School.