Eric Jacobson On Management And Leadership

Andrew C. M. Cooper ’s book,   The Ethical Imperative: Leading with Conscience to Shape the Future of Business ,   offers a compelling alternative vision―one where companies champion the collective prosperity of employees, shareholders, and communities.  More specifically, “I have two objectives for the book,” shares Cooper.   “First, to influence new generations to view business as a transformative force for positive change rather than an immovable obstacle to progress.”   “Second, to influence business leaders to think conscientiously about a corporation’s role in local communities and our broader society.”   The ambitious and distinguished millennial executive, Cooper, leverages over twenty academic studies and fifty years of research to challenge the status quo. He exposes the critical threat of public disengagement from businesses and institutions, urging a departure from outdated, profit-only models that harm corporations, consumers, and communities a...

Andrew C. M. Cooper ’s new book, The Ethical Imperative: Leading with Conscience to Shape the Future of Business , offers a compelling alternative vision―one where companies champion the collective prosperity of employees, shareholders, and communities.  More specifically, “I have two objectives for the book,” shares Cooper.   “First, to influence new generations to view business as a transformative force for positive change rather than an immovable obstacle to progress.”   “Second, to influence business leaders to think conscientiously about a corporation’s role in local communities and our broader society.”   The ambitious and distinguished millennial executive, Cooper, leverages over twenty academic studies and fifty years of research to challenge the status quo. He exposes the critical threat of public disengagement from businesses and institutions, urging a departure from outdated, profit-only models that harm corporations, consumers, and communit...