We are in one of the most divided times in history; how do we balance out so many competing needs and be good stewards to benefit all stakeholders?
Environmental and social governance, referred to now as “ESG,” has become a hot topic in boardroom education. In brief, ESG means our society as a whole expects corporations to be responsible and accountable to not just shareholders but all stakeholders (employees, vendors, customers, strategic partners, and the community as a whole). It means boards may be held to a standard in the future for how well the corporation ...
