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...
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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...
CPRT Expert Dialogue: Corporate Political Responsibility and Commercial Determinants of Health: How Business Influences Policies That Affect People’s Health
The communications and actions of companies and industries influence policy outcomes, including policies that affect people’s health, positively or negatively, directly or indirectly. One example of a large-scale industry with both influence and dependency upon policy...
CPRT Expert Dialogue: The Value of Values: How Quantification Strengthens the Case for Action (and CPR)
As more companies face challenges related to ESG and DEI initiatives, some are pulling back on investments and hesitating to take public stances on issues. But prevailing public sentiment and market indicators rebuke the conventional idea that business leaders must...
CPRT Expert Dialogue: Trade Association – Member Collaboration for Sustainability Policy: A New Model?
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. As a natural...
CPRT Expert Dialogue: The Business Resiliency Case for CPR
As businesses seek to balance shifting expectations from stakeholders ranging from investors and legal counsel to customers and employees, they’re increasingly exploring how a principled structure for political activities can help increase business resilience and...
CPRT Expert Dialogue: Technology, Free Speech & Democracy in 2024
As technology platforms provide more and more of the “public square” for civic discourse and debate, their actions will be critical as voters weigh choices in 2024 election in the US and around the world. Now, with the accelerated adoption of AI, technology will have...
CPRT Expert Dialogue: CPR & Business Strategy in a Hyperpolitical World
In their recent Harvard Business Review article, Strategy in a Hyperpolitical World, Roger L. Martin and Martin Reeves argue, “Almost everything about business today is political, in the sense that it requires consideration of a wide range of often controversial...
CPRT Expert Dialogue: Responsible Policy Engagement on Climate Change: Practical Steps for Addressing Misalignment
As more investors consider risks related to climate change and a just energy transition, and California and the European Union implement new Scope 3 reporting, companies are being pressed to develop concrete action plans to achieve net zero or other environmental...
CPR in Action: Addressing the Root Causes of Dysfunctional American Politics
A CPRT Expert Dialogue with Sarah Bonk & Richard Eidlin of Business for America In the current tumultuous U.S. political environment, business leaders are exploring ways to navigate heated debates and intensifying culture wars. When and how should they take...