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Firms of endearment
How’d that attitude work out for Charlie Kirk? I’m at episode 6 and it feels like the goal was to rebrand Christianity, merit, healthy culture, and good moral values with stakeholderism. This podcast feels like a number out of Saul alinskys Rules For Radicals. Say anything to get power.
Fruitwrapllc
The Trifecta…..Inspiring, informative and entertaining!
On certain topics, I’m willing to grin and bear what’s needed to get the information I’m after. On matters of purpose, this has become a sort of norm. I listen because above all else I don’t want production quality, cadence or other things to get in the way of the message.
However, this podcast is an example of what can happen with the quality and are with which is was made, augments the experience. You will leave this podcast with the stories needed to inspire yourself and others, the framework needed to dive in deeper and the examples needed to look up and stay connected to movement.
And all that is if you decide not to join Nathan and Amanda in some way via the workshops, events, gatherings and so on.
Kudos to you both!
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raimonnemar
Do you believe you can do good for your company AND the world?
We don’t have to choose between one or the other, but traditional models make it seem that way. This is a great primer for the theory behind stakeholder capitalism and stories of businesses that have put it into practice. Important info with great production!
danmanchurchman
Action Provoking!
This is a must listen for anyone looking to take action on bringing care and purpose into their business!
Slapp me silly
Not a buzz word - it's a movement
The term 'stakeholder capitalism' is being used a lot these days. This podcast demystifies the concept and inspires people to join the growing number of businesses operating this way. The stories here demonstrate it is more sustainable in the long-term for businesses while simultaneously being better for people and the planet.
KellyChewning
Challenging & Hope Provoking
I really like the thesis of this series and as an entrepreneur and intrapreneur the idea of growing the pie and bringing others in to our mutual benefit is so key. Shareholder vs stakeholder? Gotta keep them both in mind. Some of our greatest struggles do indeed present our greatest opportunities, and it’s thinking like is presented here that will help us find those.
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A must listen!
So inspiring and begins to solve the mystery of what this term Stakeholder Capitalism really means!
TaraJenkins