The ubiquitous reality of social media is here. The majority of workers spend the majority of their days on a computer or smart phone with their personal Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and LinkedIn accounts open and accessible. As more and more corporations, companies and governments socially engineer students, workers and families […]
During Spring Break, my son and I spent some time catching up on each other’s personal pop cultures and streaming selections of du jour. “The Good Place is pretty much my favorite show right now,” my 16-year-old son said. I was familiar with the name of the show and couple […]
This past week I had a long conversation with a group of random gentlemen at the local diner. All five of us were belly up to the counter drinking coffee, eating omelets and talking turkey. Well, not so much turkey as Environmental Social Governance (ESG) and how it is impacting […]
Disclaimer: I am a huge fan of the canine. I have personally adopted ten dogs in my adult life and honestly prefer the company of dogs to most humans. Since these ESG University Classroom Columns are all about transparency, I figured a disclaimer about my favoritism towards dogs should be […]
I took a call this week from someone who had been shunning and shaming my attempts for an ESG conversation for nearly five years now. “OK what’s all this ESG stuff,” he grumbled. “My banker tells me I need it, so what’s this all about?” First off, this is an […]
The first three columns of ESG University have followed a basic storytelling method. Each week we highlighted a different letter in the acronym. The first week was an Environmental overview, followed by Social and then Governance. As we enter our fourth week and column, it’s time to combine all three […]
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