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Governance Structures Matter: Employees Need a Voice at the Table to Raise Productivity and Address Wealth Inequality

Governance Structures Missing in Whittaker’s Vision

In his recent essay, Capitalism at Its Best: America’s Next 250 Years Starts Now, Martin Whittaker, CEO of JUST Capital, offers a thoughtful, historically grounded, and forward-looking call for stakeholder capitalism. He rightly highlights the fraying social contract at the heart of American economic life, identifies the practical aspirations of working people—security, dignity, purpose—and underscores […]

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Shareholder Proposals Vital in Shaping Materiality

Shareholder Proposals Vital in Shaping Materiality

Both ESG and anti-ESG shareholder proposals spark critical debate about modern corporate governance, highlighting the importance of active shareholder participation, adaptable definitions of materiality, and a focus on long-term risk management over symbolic actions. Engagement through proposals isn’t symbolic—it is necessary for healthy capitalism and a sustainable future. Disempowering shareholders erodes the corporate compass of […]

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