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The Battle for B Corps: Rewriting the Rules of Capitalism (Part1)

Type
digital resource
Date Issued
2025-01-30
Author(s)
Antoinette Weibel  
;
Vogt, Otti
;
William Clark
Abstract
Dive into the untold story of how benefit corporations are rewriting the rules of business for a better future. In this episode, legal pioneer Bill Clark—one of the key architects behind the benefit corporation movement—joins Otti Vogt and Antoinette Weibel to unpack the origins, battles, and breakthroughs of this transformative legal framework.

Discover how benefit corporations challenge traditional, shareholder-first capitalism with a revolutionary model: for-profit entities committed to a triple bottom line—financial success, social good, and environmental impact. Bill shares his personal journey from revising corporate laws to drafting legislation that has redefined how businesses operate across the U.S.

Explore:
🌟 The core principles that set benefit corporations apart from standard companies
⚖️ The legal obligations to consider all stakeholders, not just shareholders
📜 Behind-the-scenes stories of legislative victories, challenges, and political roadblocks

This is more than a conversation about law—it's a deep dive into the future of ethical business. Whether you're an entrepreneur, policymaker, or just curious about how capitalism can evolve, this is the story you don’t want to miss!
Language
English
Official URL
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4hR-yBzQKzU
URL
https://www.alexandria.unisg.ch/handle/20.500.14171/124146
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