Tag: fiduciary duty

• Beyond Shareholder Value 

  

  Photo by Alexey Marchenko on Unsplash Re‑centering Fiduciary Duty on People, Planet, and Sustainable Profit  Quick take: Companies that view fiduciary duty only through a shareholder‑value lens are leaving growth, trust, and resilience on the table. When leaders widen the aperture to include employees, customers, communities, and the environment, they unlock durable advantage and deliver…

  Dom

  July 19, 2025

  Government Oversight, Leadership & Teamwork, Sharing Thoughts, Uncategorized, Work Trends

  Business, Business Ethics, business transformation, capitalism, corporate governance, Corporate Responsibility, employee wellbeing, ESG, executive strategy, fiduciary duty, finance, investing, Leadership, long-term thinking, organizational culture, shareholder value, stakeholder capitalism, sustainability, systemic change, Trust, values-driven leadership

• Resourceful Humans: Why Loyalty Can’t Be Outsourced

  

  A Quiet Exodus—The Anatomy of One “Small” Decision When Jessica resigned, the exit interview lasted six polite minutes. HR dutifully recorded “better compensation” and “career growth” as the official reasons, yet the subtext was louder: You noticed every email praising my extra hours, but not the real-world cost of those hours. Inflation had eroded her…

  Dom

  May 24, 2025

  Leadership & Teamwork, Management, Philosophy

  at-will employment, Business Ethics, company loyalty, compensation strategy, corporate culture, culture compounding, earned leadership, employee retention, fiduciary duty, human resources, Innovation, internal promotion, job hopping, Leadership, management strategy, organizational behavior, psychological safety, toxic culture, workforce stability, workplace engagement