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Keeping it in the family? Study by MI and Cambridge Judge Business School to uncover how ownership affects long-term value and sustainability
Why aren’t all businesses like Julian Richer’s? The owner of UK based Richer Sounds was recently widely lauded for passing a well-run family business into the hands of its employees. Proponents of both family and employee owned businesses used the … Continue reading
Cambridge Judge Business School and MI embark on ground-breaking joint research project
The Maturity Institute (MI) is excited to announce a joint research partnership with the University of Cambridge Judge Business School (CJBS). Our ultimate purpose is to maximise the Total Stakeholder Value (TSV) of all organisations. We measure TSV using our … Continue reading
Misuse of Maturity Institute Standards
Notice to firms and individuals who copy, imitate or use MI Standards without approval Since its inception in 2012, the Maturity Institute (MI) has helped to develop frameworks, methodologies and standards that define and analyse Organisational Maturity. Organisational Maturity and its … Continue reading
Misuse and abuse of Maturity Institute Standards
Misuse of Maturity Institute Standards Notice to firms and individuals who copy, imitate or use MI Standards without approval Since its inception in 2012, the Maturity Institute (MI) has helped to develop frameworks, methodologies and standards that define, measure and … Continue reading
Are you a ‘Total Stakeholder Value’ leader for a post Coronavirus world?
“…. the great test all countries will soon face is whether current feelings of common purpose will shape society after the crisis.” “Virus lays bare the frailty of the social contract – Radical reforms are required to forge a society that … Continue reading
OMINDEX predicts the likelihood of catastrophes arising from corporate purpose that puts profit before people.
“There is a climate change component to this…but there’s also a failure of management.” said Michael W. Wara, director, climate and energy policy program at Stanford University Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E Corporation) came to widespread prominence in the 1990s … Continue reading
‘Responsible investing: shaping the world we want to live in’.
A seminal discourse from Saker Nusseibeh, CEO, Hermes Investment Management The relationship between business and society is the focus of a recent interview (June 2019) between Saker Nusseibeh, CEO of Hermes Investment Management and Ioannis Ioannou of London Business School. … Continue reading
Maturity Timeline
The maturing of modern management is a very long story… Maturity as a management concept actually has a long history. This timeline shows how the Maturity Institute evolved and its response to some major influences on management thinking. Key milestones … Continue reading
US Roundtable’s statement: the full implications of ‘Total Stakeholder Value’ as corporate purpose.
“It’s almost astonishing… (BRT are) in effect coming right out and saying, ‘We’ve been wrong for the last 20 years…some folks in the BRT are recognizing there’s something unsustainable about an economy that’s all about shareholder primacy. … it’s probably … Continue reading
Financial Times – “Business must act on a new corporate purpose”. The alternative can only be Total Stakeholder Value
This is Part 1 in our BRT Series – see parts 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Monday 19th August 2019 – mark it in your diary. It will forever be remembered as the day the world finally grew up, for the betterment of … Continue reading
