You're invited to join the Denny Center for a behind the scenes panel discussion with Windrider Productions' Jon Cipiti, Bethany Kozachuk, and Stephen Caserta. We'll talk about creating the storyline for the Denny Center's upcoming Adam Smith documentary, interviewing the experts and shooting b-roll, and pulling everything together in the creative editing of the final product. The Denny Center has partnered with Windrider and Adam Smith's Panmure House in Edinburgh to produce the film, expected to be released In January 2026.
Lunch will be provided.
Events
The Denny Center convenes leading voices relevant to both the public and private sectors including those from business, government and cultural institutions to discuss existing tensions between free market capitalism and democratic society and to recommend potential paths forward.
Events include discussions of the purpose of a business, primary responsibilities of boards of directors, tangible frameworks and actions available to business leaders and professionals that support them, and new ways to measure the health of capitalism in the US and around the world.
The primary goal of events hosted by the center is to identify the right questions, recognizing in many areas that reasonable people may disagree on answers or solutions.
The events will range from smaller lectures, interviews or panel discussions (less than 2 hours in length) to larger keynote symposia that span a half or full day.

Revisiting the Health of Democratic Capitalism
Featuring: Bruce Shaw, James Feinerman, Betsey Stevenson, and Michael Strain

Revisiting and Revising the Leadership Industry
Featuring: Bruce Shaw, Barbara Kellerman, and James Feinerman

Capitalism: What's Working, What's Not
Featuring: Bruce Shaw, James Feinerman, and Luigi Zingales

Long-term Corporate Culture: Creating Value and Strengthening Capitalism. Featuring: Tim Koller, Victoria Potter, Bruce Shaw, Ariel Babcock, and James Feinerman.

Capitalism Under Fire: Can Business Be Part of the Solution? Featuring: Stephen Hills and James Feinerman.

Modern Principles for Sensible and Effective Executive Pay Featuring Aspen Institute's Judy Samuelson and Miguel Padro.
Past Events
- Industrial Policy: How to Get It Right – with James Feinerman, Michael Strain, Betsey Stevenson, and Bruce Shaw (October 22, 2024)
- Capitalism and the News: How Has the Market Economy Impacted News and Journalism? — with Stephen P. Hills, James Feinerman, and Bruce Shaw (April 12, 2024)
- In Search of Adam Smith: How Might He React to Today’s Market Economy? — with Richard Boyd, Adam Dixon, James Feinerman, & David Schmidtz (September 19, 2023)
- Corporate Governance in 2023 and Beyond: A Conversation with NACD on Hot Topics for Corporate Boards — with Kimberly Simpson (Apr 19, 2023)
- Revisiting the Health of Democratic Capitalism — with Betsey Stevenson and Michael Strain (Jan 11, 2023)
- Revisiting & Revising the Leadership Industry — with Barbara Kellerman (Apr 19, 2022)
- Capitalism: What’s Working and What’s Not? — with Luigi Zingales (Apr 6, 2022)
- Reimagining Capitalism — with Rebecca Henderson (Apr 26, 2022)
- Long-Term Corporate Culture: Creating Value and Strengthening Capitalism — with Ariel Babcock, Tim Koller, and Victoria Potter (Feb 17, 2022)
- Examining a New Working Class Conservatism — with Oren Cass and Tim Chapman (Jan 26, 2022)
- Capitalism Under Fire: Can Business Be Part of the Solution? Co-Sponsored by the Business Law Scholars Program — with Stephen Hills (Oct 5, 2021)
- Modern Principles for Sensible and Effective Executive Pay — with Judy Samuelson and Miguel Padro from the Aspen Institute’s Business & Society Program (Nov 17, 2021)