Explore the journey of BIGGBY COFFEE towards Stakeholder Capitalism, emphasizing purpose-driven business, employee engagement, corporate culture transformation, and the power of storytelling in driving change.

Experts Jay Jakub, Raj Sisodia, and Bob Chapman discuss the movement for stakeholder capitalism, highlighting the need for systemic change. They explore the shift from profit-driven models to stakeholder-centric approaches, emphasizing trust, inclusivity, and sustainability. The podcast delves into the challenges and benefits of embracing stakeholder capitalism in business and the importance of collaboration for a better future.

Discover the inspiring story of Cafe Momentum, a restaurant in Dallas offering internships for youth post-release from juvenile detention. Explore the impact of stakeholder capitalism and the transformative journey of individuals like Abhisai from jail to NASA. Learn how small businesses like Cafe Momentum can make a big impact in addressing real-world challenges and creating positive change.

Serial entrepreneur George Taylor discusses the story of TRU Colors Brewery, co-founded by rival gang leaders, promoting peace and providing jobs. The company's culture, led by Khalilah Olokunola, focuses on ending gun violence. Lessons on stakeholder capitalism and impact investing are highlighted, showing how marginalized individuals thrive in a supportive workplace environment.

Formerly incarcerated individual Christin Swansinger shares her experience with reoffending and the prison system. The podcast explores Televerde, a call center operating in prisons, offering inmates opportunities for success post-release. It showcases stories of redemption, self-worth, and overcoming challenges, shedding light on systemic discrimination and the power of stakeholder capitalism.

CEO Bob Chapman of Barry Wehmiller shares how creating a culture of trust and care led to profitable growth through 110 acquisitions. Their approach prioritizes human development, resulting in major performance advantages. The transformation of workplace culture at Barry Wehmiller has led to increased employee well-being and fulfillment, as detailed in the book 'Everybody Matters'.

Explore the journey of Interface from a petroleum-dependent company to an environmental leader, reducing carbon footprint by 96% and inspiring a new business model. Learn about nature-inspired carpet tile installations, the shift towards sustainability in companies, and a personal reflection on battling cancer. Discover how stakeholder capitalism can drive innovation and positive environmental impact in the business world.

Marianne Malina, President of GSD&M, discusses Southwest Airlines' strategic decision to offer free checked bags, defying industry norms for customer satisfaction. The key to success lies in prioritizing stakeholder value and rejecting trade-off choices, leading to innovation and long-term success in stakeholder capitalism.

Author Raj Sisodia discusses stakeholder capitalism practices leading to 14 to 1 performance advantage. The podcast explores customer loyalty, community support in business recovery, values-driven companies, and empowerment through authenticity for success.

Jay Jakub, discusses the story behind the Economics of Mutuality. The podcast explores contrasting views on the social responsibility of business, introduces stakeholder capitalism and the story of Mars Corporation. It discusses the need for a new business model that incorporates non-financial forms of capital. The chapter provides an introduction to the series on stakeholder capitalism and encourages listeners to share the podcast.