A loud and swelling chorus is calling for CEOs to meet the interests of all their stakeholders—including customers, employees, the communities in which they operate and society as a whole—rather than just shareholders
The Business Roundtable recently said companies should meet the interests of ALL stakeholders, rather than just shareholders. CEOs should brace themselves for the consequences.It’s no secret that big data and artificial intelligence are starting to roil a bunch of professions. Yet there’s another job that is also being altered with extraordinary speed—only this one is getting reshaped not so much by high tech but, rather, by high ideals: chief executive officer.
A loud and swelling chorus is calling for CEOs to meet the interests of all their stakeholders—customers, employees, shareholders, the communities in which they operate and society as a whole.
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