Lynn Forester de Rothschild, founder of the Coalition for Inclusive Capitalism, believes change will come when hedge fund billionaires and Pope Francis work together.
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Inclusive capitalism is a concept that capitalism could work better for everyone. It is fundamentally about creating long-term value that benefits all stakeholders – businesses, investors, employees, customers, governments, communities, members of society and the planet, according to the Coalition for Inclusive Capitalism.
Tuesday s program is sponsored by Cincinnati Chamber s Workforce Innovation Center, which was established in 2018 to help companies integrate inclusive capitalism into their business models. There are many rightful criticisms of capitalism right now in how it has not enabled people to advance economically and throughout educational attainment and other measures of middle-class success, explains Audrey Treasure, vice president and executive director of the Workforce Innovation Center. We would like to invite and encourage more companies to consider how they might practice capitalism in ways that benefit their employees and benefit their business botto
Could Greater Cincinnati companies lead the way toward making the economy work better for us all? Capitalism is not working for everybody
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CINCINNATI â Capitalism in the United States needs an overhaul, and Cincinnati businesses could help lead the way.
So says Tom Williams, and he ought to know.
Williams is a commissioner for the Coalition for Inclusive Capitalism â a national group working to make economic systems function better for everyone and a founder of the Workforce Innovation Center at the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber.
He also has deep roots in the Cincinnati business community as president and CEO of Downtown-based North American Properties and a principal owner of both the Cincinnati Reds and Skyline Chili Inc.
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Biden moves to leverage corporate America s falling out with GOP
While the president and his team see a traditional foe, they also see an opportunity to leverage increasingly socially-conscious boardrooms.
The cautious courtship between corporate America and the Biden White House could play a critical role in the president’s agenda. | Tom Williams-Pool/Getty Images
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The business community doesn’t dislike President Joe Biden’s proposal to hike corporate taxes to pay for a massive $2 trillion-plus infrastructure plan. They detest it.
But there are some reasons to think corporate leaders are warming to Biden: They backed his Covid-19 recovery plan, which pumped billions of dollars into hard-hit industries and small businesses. They know he comes from a business-friendly state that boasts more corporations than any other. And, well, he’s not Donald Trump, whose trade wars hurt companies and whose incendiary remarks on race offended them.