Tag Archives | Elizabeth Pollman

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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Transforming Capital Markets

Transforming Capital Markets

Transforming Capital Markets; that will be my abbreviation for Transformation of Our Capital Markets. the topic of a panel at the Corporate Directors Forum I attended in San Diego in January. Yes, I’m still digesting all the great conversations. Like all Corporate Directors Forums, this one operated under the Chatham House Rule, so you will not find any direct […]

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