Alison Taylor

In this insightful discussion, Alison Taylor, a Clinical Associate Professor at NYU and author of "Higher Ground," explores how businesses should navigate social and political issues. She emphasizes the importance of aligning corporate messages with actions to avoid backlash. Taylor argues for involving employees in the decision-making process, especially in today's polarized climate. With real-world examples, she highlights the influence of Gen Z in shaping corporate accountability and the necessity of authentic engagement in a turbulent era.

The podcast delves into the FDA's decision to allow Florida to import drugs from Canada and discusses the differences in drug prices between the US and Canada. It also explores ethical dilemmas in global markets, the importance of transparency in drug pricing, and cybersecurity preparedness for finance leaders.

Niels Lunde taler med Alison Taylor om udfordringer for virksomheder såsom ESG, etik, sociale ansvar og stakeholder value. De diskuterer virksomheders rolle i samfundet, overgangen til stakeholder kapitalisme, trends i erhvervslivet, arbejdsmagernes indflydelse, virksomheders påvirkning på samfundet, strategier i forhold til Kina, og udfordringer for private virksomheder.

NYU Stern ethics professor Alison Taylor discusses ethical challenges in business, advocating for human dignity and respect. They explore shifts in business ethics, stakeholder capitalism, and the role of leadership. The conversation emphasizes addressing systemic issues, fostering ethical cultures, and creating sustainable businesses.

Alison Taylor, Clinical associate professor at NYU Stern, discusses how companies can reach 'higher ground' ethically. Key topics include governance importance, purpose deployment, political stances, trust building, and solutions for businesses.