Don’t Underestimate the Experience of Doing the Right Thing
Blog, Corporate Culture
Bordeaux , Aquitaine France - 11 06 2022 : Patagonia logo brand and text sign above the entrance to the store
Patagonia has long been considered one of the world’s most-admired companies. Apart from their millions of dollars in annual…
How Investors Can Lead the Shift Toward Stakeholder Capitalism
Blog, Corporate Culture, Corporate Governance, Ethics Pays, Leadership
The overwhelming focus on correlating highly imperfect ESG metrics with financial performance risks drowning out more promising avenues of research on how to meaningfully encourage a broader and longer-term approach to value creation.
It’s…
Why Corporate America Should Oppose the National Effort to Suppress Voting
Blog, Corporate Culture, Human Rights, Leadership
American corporations have been great beneficiaries of our two-century-old democratic experiment.
As Republican politicians in states across the country move to restrict voting rights, corporate leaders are faced with an uncomfortable choice.…
How British Bank Employees Feel About Workplace Culture
Blog, Corporate Culture, Corporate Culture Assessment, Personality & Personnel
The Banking Standards Board, an independently led body that promotes high standards of behavior and competence across the United Kingdom’s banking industry, has released results of its fifth annual cultural assessment. It reports on a…
Survey: Business Leaders See Ethics as a Competitive Advantage
Blog, Corporate Culture, Corporate Governance, Ethics Pays, Leadership
Business leaders, according to the study, “feel a growing responsibility to exert their influence on broader societal challenges, from climate change to deforestation to racial and gender equality.”
ESG is turning out to be an abbreviation…
How Viewpoint Diversity Makes You Smarter and Stronger
Blog, Corporate Culture, Podcast
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8VJHEx4BPjk&t=263s
In this video, produced by the SNF Paideia Program at the University of Pennsylvania, Jon Haidt speaks with discussion moderator Jonathan Zimmerman, of Penn's Graduate School of Education,…
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Should Combat Voter Suppression
Blog, Corporate Culture, Law
Leading business associations like the Chamber should not reward candidates who are limiting the right to vote.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce calls itself the “world’s largest business organization.” Founded in 1912 at the behest…
Why Promotion Is a Moral Hazard
Blog, Compliance & Ethics Programs, Corporate Culture, Decision Making, Fairness, Leadership, Personality & Personnel
"When leaders very publicly fail due to ethical lapses, some people are inclined to say, 'See, that’s just how business is,' instead of learning a more inspiring lesson."
Jessica Kennedy gets frustrated when people—often academics—try…
New Evidence That British Workplaces Are Losing Viewpoint Diversity
Blog, Corporate Culture, Personality & Personnel
Our data found marked differences between generations in terms of their core beliefs.
In the United Kingdom, most people don’t feel comfortable bringing their whole selves to work. For two-thirds of the population, talking politics sincerely,…
The Psychology of Shifting to Stakeholder Capitalism
Blog, Corporate Culture, Corporate Governance, Ethics Pays
The key driver for a shift toward stakeholder capitalism is unlikely to be a presentation on the metrics, and far more likely to be the conversation an executive is having with his teenage children at the dinner table.
As a result of COVID-19’s…