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Author Archives: Stuart Woollard
OMINDEX® professional users network established
After a number of years of development and emerging practice, our Global OMINDEX® ESG Standard is now being used in multiple practice contexts; from investment and corporate to advisory settings, such as corporate governance and law. We are therefore very … Continue reading
Board evaluation integrates MI’s OMINDEX® standard
Snowdon Beinn Ltd. and Organizational Maturity Services LLP (OMS) join forces to bolster corporate board effectiveness LONDON, 1 March 2021 – Snowdon Beinn Ltd., a leader in corporate board recruitment and effectiveness, today announced an exciting new partnership with Organizational Maturity … Continue reading
The Mature Corporation now out in paperback
The Mature Corporation – a Model of Responsible Capitalism is now available in paperback. The Mature Corporation is the core text used to teach our global OMINDEX® organisational health diagnostic standard. It is a book with an alternative economic “Theory … Continue reading
OMINDEX® foundation for ‘Redburn Purpose’ in ESG Investing Awards
We are delighted that Redburn’s “Redburn Purpose” ESG platform has been recognised by the 2021 ESG Investing Awards in the independent research firm category. Redburn Purpose was launched on 22 September 2020, using MI’s OMINDEX® standard as one of its foundational elements. This award … Continue reading
Company Engagement with OMINDEX® Scales Up for Total Stakeholder Value (TSV™)
The Maturity Institute (MI) has been building the infrastructure needed to support a form of capitalism predicated on Total Stakeholder Value (TSV). At the very core of our strategy is OMINDEX® – a rating scale that applies a set of … Continue reading
Is Covid-19 waking the world up to the necessity of a ‘Total Stakeholder Value’ system?
Richard Walker, MD of Iceland Foods, was fast out of the blocks on Covid-19: understanding that the most vulnerable of his company’s customer base needed help and being quick to provide it. By setting aside specific time for elderly and … 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
MI runs Total Stakeholder Value workshop for Chinese delegation
Paul Kearns, Lucy Dunnett and Stuart Woollard were delighted to run a half day workshop for a delegation from China, led by the senior team from Anhui Provincial Investment Group Holding Co. Ltd. The workshop, entitled “How Purpose, Culture & … Continue reading
World of Work Podcast: Organizational Maturity
Stuart Woollard talks to the World Of Work podcast about how organisational maturity leads to human centred, responsible businesses that generate the best possible value in people, planet and financial terms. You can listen via the links here: iTunes: https://lnkd.in/drmdQSs … Continue reading
Measuring intangibles…and the search for the “Holy Grail”
“The challenge is that if you don’t know what to measure, you are in no position to quantify value and risks; and if you can’t really quantify value and risks, then how can you expect to change the behaviour of … Continue reading
