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”It all comes together in the truism, “Trust takes years to make, a second to break, and forever to repair.” It’s a saying that’s not just true for people, but also for businesses. It’s trust that allows a person to voluntarily hand over payment, expecting the company will live up to its promises.”   – Ed Chambliss, A One-Legged Stool       In today’s podcast Ed Chambliss discusses his new book, A One-Legged Stool, how catering to shareholders has broken business and what can be done about it.   Topics include:  How we ended up in a place where stockholders are the only stakeholders that seem to matter. How governmental regulation can be used to inform consumers and unlock the market’s ability to be a positive force for change. Why it is business itself that is best positioned to change things.  Click  here to purchase the book   

”It all comes together in the truism, “Trust takes years to make, a second to break, and forever to repair.” It’s a saying that’s not just true for people, but also for businesses. It’s trust that allows a person to voluntarily hand over payment, expecting the company will live up to its promises.”   – Ed Chambliss, A One-Legged Stool In today’s podcast Ed Chambliss discusses his new book, A One-Legged Stool, how catering to shareholders has broken business and what can be done about it. Topics include: <ul> <li>How we ended up in a place where stockholders are the only stakeholders that seem to matter.</li> <li>How governmental regulation can be used to inform consumers and unlock the market’s ability to be a positive force for change.</li> <li>Why it is business itself that is best positioned to change things.</li> </ul> Click <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Ed-Chambliss/e/B09S6WRQHN/ref=zg_bsnr_2591_bl_3/000-0000000-0000000?pd_rd_i=B09S1BMQ9Q" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> here</a> to purchase the book

UN 218 - Ed Chambliss. A One-Legged Stool.

For more than 35 years, Ed Chambliss helped build many kinds of brands and businesses, from electronics to food to tourism, based on what they meant to people. Over his career, he’s seen many otherwise smart clients damage the foundations of their companies by always putting shareholders first. In 2018, he walked away from being a CEO to research why business was on such a destructive path and what could be done to change it. The result is the book, A One-Legged Stool: How Shareholder Primacy Has Broken Business (And What We Can Do About It).Ed currently lives in Los Angeles with his wife and two daughters.A One-Legged Stool: How Shareholder Primacy Has Broken Business (And What We Can Do About It) is now available. For more on the book, visit https://aoneleggedstool.com/.Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/ed-chambliss-veteran-ceo-brilliance-business

For more than 35 years, Ed Chambliss helped build many kinds of brands and businesses, from electronics to food to tourism, based on what they meant to people. Over his career, he’s seen many otherwise smart clients damage the foundations of their companies by always putting shareholders first. In 2018, he walked away from being a CEO to research why business was on such a destructive path and what could be done to change it. The result is the book, A One-Legged Stool: How Shareholder Primacy Has Broken Business (And What We Can Do About It). Ed currently lives in Los Angeles with his wife and two daughters. A One-Legged Stool: How Shareholder Primacy Has Broken Business (And What We Can Do About It) is now available. For more on the book, visit <a href="https://aoneleggedstool.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://aoneleggedstool.com/</a>. Source: <a href="https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/ed-chambliss-veteran-ceo-brilliance-business" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/ed-chambliss-veteran-ceo-brilliance-business</a>