Is stakeholder capitalism a fad, a form of government influence or an unrealistic ideal spurred by recent global events (e.g., the pandemic, climate action and the Black Lives Matter movement)?

Being appointed as the CEO of an organization you haven’t worked in before is always a daunting prospect, especially if you are being brought in to effect rapid change. Not only do you have to get to ...

Reputation influences whether regulators, payers, clinicians, talent, and communities accelerate progress or impose friction, ...

Disney CEO Bob Chapek’s recent flailings in response to Florida’s ‘Don’t Say Gay’ law show how much the corporate climate has changed. Can CEOs run the world? And will the world allow them to? That ...

In recent years, corporate America has waged a public-relations crusade to uphold its image among cynical consumers, angry environmentalists, and grandstanding politicians. Companies claim that they ...

“Stakeholder capitalism” has a lovely ring to it—the idea that leaders no longer focus exclusively on shareholder value, but instead run companies for the benefit of all stakeholders: customers, ...

Two terms in the finance industry commonly believed to be synonymous are “stakeholder” and “shareholder.” The similarity between the two words is understandable — both refer to people or groups who ...

The World Economic Forum has this push to replace shareholder capitalism with stakeholder capitalism — and that’s a fancy disguised way of saying the World Economic Forum is rapidly pushing to replace ...