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TVO’s The Agenda: The End of Shareholder Primacy
In August 2019, some of America's top business people released a statement saying, among other things: "CEOs work to generate profits and return value to shareholders, but the best-run companies do more." It was part of a wider call for change in how companies do business. Joining Steve Paikin of TVO’s The Agenda in a discussion about success beyond profits is Phillip Haid, of the social impact marketing agency PUBLIC Inc.; Toby Heaps, of Corporate Knights Inc.; Tanya van Biesen, of the digital marketing agency Catalyst; and Sarah Kaplan, author of "The 360 degree Corporation: From Stakeholder Trade-offs to Transformation."
TVO’s The Agenda: Gender and the Economy
It may be 2017, but it’s still the case that Canadian women earn less than men, between 74 to 88 cents on the dollar, compared to men according to Statistics Canada. Canada’s ranking by the World Economic Forum’s Global Gender Gap Index came in this year as just 35th out of 144 countries. Our guest Sarah Kaplan will explain how gender affects economic outcomes.
Are You Brainstorming the Right Way for Innovation?
Conventional wisdom says brainstorming works best when people from different departments or groups come together to think of new ideas or solve problems. But in this interview for Knowledge@Wharton, Sarah Kaplan, a senior fellow at Wharton’s Mack Institute for Innovation Management, shares that diversity is not enough. What is also necessary is in-depth expertise of the topic at hand. Those two factors together result in truly innovative ideas and also yield the highest economic value.
TVO’s The Agenda: Gender Capitalism
Research suggests that there is an untapped investment market, one that focuses on investing through a "gender lens." The Agenda explores the possibilities of this market. TVO’s The Agenda explores the possibilities of this market with GATE Director, Sarah Kaplan, Jackie Vanderbrug from US Trust and Sue Meirs of Barclays.