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Download or read book The New Profit Paradigm: Balancing Shareholder Value with Stakeholder Engagement written by Josh Luberisse and published by Fortis Novum Mundum. This book was released on with total page 115 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Our existing economic infrastructure is under strain. We stand at a turning point where we can reshape it into a system that fosters prosperity for all stakeholders, prioritizing sustainability, and holistic success. To do so, we must address several pressing issues. First, it is imperative to confront the stagnation of wage growth amid rising income disparity. Second, we need to check the disproportionate market power that large corporations exercise, which stifles innovation and restricts productivity. Author Josh draws on his extensive experience in the corporate world to offer a fresh perspective in "The New Profit Paradigm: Balancing Shareholder Value with Stakeholder Engagement". He argues that to truly tackle these challenges, we must first recognize and understand the issues in our current economic framework. In his meticulously crafted work, Josh investigates successful practices from across the globe, offering valuable insights into the real-world application of stakeholder capitalism. Throughout the book, he reveals innovative strategies and approaches that promise a more balanced and equitable future, including: - The Rise of Stakeholder Capitalism: Understanding the shift and how it challenges the traditional business model - Balancing Stakeholder Interests: Who are the key stakeholders and why their interests matter? - Building Trust with Stakeholders: The critical role of transparency and open communication - Engaging Employees as Stakeholders: Addressing the demand for meaningful work and flexibility With a clear-eyed view of our economic reality, "The New Profit Paradigm: Balancing Shareholder Value with Stakeholder Engagement" provides actionable pathways to face our challenges. Throughout the book, Josh illustrates how everyone - from governments to corporations to individuals - can take steps to revitalize the fragments of our global economy, creating a system that ultimately benefits all stakeholders.