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The “Triple Bottom Line” and the Annihilation of Blue Chip Institutions
By Karlin Sloan “The role the corporation needs to play in individuals’ lives the community’s life, and the world’s life is to sustain the platform upon which the corporation exists. Leaders must recognize that we live in one big system … Continue reading
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