Send us a text For decades, shareholder primacy has dictated corporate decision-making, driving businesses to prioritize short-term profits and disproportionate returns to shareholders over long-term sustainability and stakeholder value. This extractive model, where 50-80% of free cash flow is routinely funneled into dividends and stock buybacks, has led to widening inequalities, reduced innovation, and diminished investment in broader societal and environmental needs. But what if there’s a b...
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Send us a text For decades, shareholder primacy has dictated corporate decision-making, driving businesses to prioritize short-term profits and disproportionate returns to shareholders over long-term sustainability and stakeholder value. This extractive model, where 50-80% of free cash flow is routinely funneled into dividends and stock buybacks, has led to widening inequalities, reduced innovation, and diminished investment in broader societal and environmental needs. But what if there’s a b...
The Flywheel of Shared Success: How Impact Drives Sustainable Growth
Business Regenerated | RoundMap®
16 minutes
11 months ago
The Flywheel of Shared Success: How Impact Drives Sustainable Growth
Send us a text In the fast-paced world of business, the focus often rests on immediate value creation—developing products, closing deals, and driving revenue. While these activities generate vital energy for the business engine, it’s impact creation that holds the potential to sustain and amplify growth over the long term. However, unlike value creation, the returns from impact creation are often unpredictable in both timing and scale. So, how can businesses harness the power of impact while ...
Business Regenerated | RoundMap®
Send us a text For decades, shareholder primacy has dictated corporate decision-making, driving businesses to prioritize short-term profits and disproportionate returns to shareholders over long-term sustainability and stakeholder value. This extractive model, where 50-80% of free cash flow is routinely funneled into dividends and stock buybacks, has led to widening inequalities, reduced innovation, and diminished investment in broader societal and environmental needs. But what if there’s a b...
