The year 2020 was a watershed moment for business, society and politics. While corporate purpose and ‘stakeholder capitalism’ were already understood and embraced to a degree, the pandemic has served to magnify underlying societal faults, fuelling a paradigm shift in the way stakeholders expect companies to engage with the community at large.
This movement has been building momentum since 2019, when the — a group of American CEOs — issued a statement reimagining the conventional definition
