The Oxfam report, “Right-sizing Corporate Voice: A briefing for business on responsible policy engagement,” argues that political inequality is a major factor in economic inequality, and that the outsized role of corporations in political processes creates a...
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Tools and Resources to Help Companies Manage Political Spending Risk
Amid social shifts, policy uncertainty, and growing partisan divides, companies face increasingly complex decisions related to stakeholder relationships and business strategy. This changing environment reinforces the importance of responsible governance around...
Why Companies Should Prioritize Climate Policy: Using the En-ROADS Simulator to Compare Levers for Reducing Emissions
This post is based on this recorded video demonstration - Amy Gobel of ARC: Using the EN-Roads Simulator to Explore Why Companies Should Prioritize Climate Policy Many companies recognize the risks associated with climate change and have committed to improving...
A New Paper on South Africa at the End of Apartheid: A Case Example of Corporate Political Responsibility
Image by David Peterson from Pixabay By Patricia McLagan Patricia (Pat) McLagan is an author and experienced change agent who helps individuals and organizations adapt to, thrive in, and be ready for major changes as they occur. From 1983 through 2004, Pat consulted...
How Business Leaders Can Support Democracy: Insights and Takeaways from Pro-Democracy Advocates
Across the globe, a rise in authoritarian populist forces threatens democratic institutions in more countries. In the presence of anti-democratic extremist populism, from left or right, the business environment suffers because of a correlated rise in crony capitalism...
Making the Business Resiliency Case for Corporate Political Responsibility with Angeli Patel
By Elizabeth Doty As businesses balance shifting expectations from stakeholders — from investors to customers and employees — resilience has become increasingly critical to long-term business and societal sustainability. Embracing a framework for corporate political...
Using Strategic Intelligence for Growth and Resilience in a Polarized World
We live in a time of increasing polarity when it comes to geopolitics: Both domestic and international issues are viewed through lenses of culture, experience, history, and more, and we see the challenges of trying to appease the public when it comes to the strategic...
Trade Assocation-Member Collaboration for Sustainability Policy: A New Model? With Renee Henze and Nathan Sell
By Elizabeth Doty Trade associations are key players in helping businesses and industry sectors deliver on ambitious sustainability goals, stakeholder priorities, and an ultimate interest in a healthy environment. In these efforts, public policy is a critical lever....
Responsible Policy Engagement on Climate Change with Yamika Ketu of Ceres
By Elizabeth Doty We recently spoke with Yamika Ketu, Senior Associate, Ceres Accelerator for Sustainable Capital Markets, about steps companies can take for responsible policy engagement on climate. Ketu argued that this is necessary for businesses to...
Tom Lyon’s book on corporate political responsibility helps to ‘unrig’ the system
Tom Lyon’s book on corporate political responsibility helps to ‘unrig’ the system Many Americans believe business has too much influence in politics, says Erb faculty member Tom Lyon, the Dow Chair of Sustainable Science, Technology and Commerce. “If you look at...