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" ... Finally, JUST Capital, is a not-for-profit organization that ranks the top 1000 corporations on criteria of justness identified by the American people. Predictably these criteria are almost identical to the stakeholder capitalism principles. (Full disclosure, I serve as a director of this organization.) Year after year, the findings have been clear: the most successful corporations, by financial performance, are also the most just, more fair corporations in how they run their businesses. Basically, the winning, most just companies, are the ones with a conscience. They are the ones that optimize the interests of those six critical stakeholders. ... "
" ... Recently, JUST Capital’s citizen/consumer driven notions of justness, The Business Roundtable principles of August 2019, and the multiple stakeholder governance “Stakeholder Capitalism” (and other efforts—conscious capitalism, inclusive capitalism, etc.) converged. Importantly, the specific criteria were remarkably similar: take care of the workers, pay them fairly, provide appropriate benefits, do not discriminate on gender, race, sexual orientation, age, etc., produce safe, quality products; care for the environment and more. Out of all this, has come a sense that stakeholder capitalism’s seven stakeholders (customers, workers, shareholders, the corporation itself, vendors/suppliers, the environment, communities) must all be considered by any corporation. There’s a process of optimizing all stakeholders. There must be measurements and transparency on how a corporation treats each stakeholder. The perspective is also one of longer-term value creation. There’s a recognition that there’s synergistic value creation capability among a number of the stakeholders. And JUST Capital has just written the operating principles for stakeholder capitalism – the very plan that was presented to the CEO who was “interested” but couldn’t make time for three weeks to learn more. ... "
" ... The organization that takes the lead on measuring business performance to capture progress being made in addressing critical societal needs is Just Capital. This organization was the brainchild of Paul Tudor Jones, a successful capitalist himself. He founded Just Capital some four years ago, intending to evaluate how business behaves on a spectrum of critical measures of “justness.” It’s a distinctly democratic methodology: the source of the standards for “justness,” he believed, would come from the American people. After engaging in research with a sample of 100,000 U.S. citizens, Just Capital created its criteria, which essentially mirrors today’s version of Stakeholder Capitalism. It evaluates the largest 1,000 corporations (Russell 1,000) on the way they compensate their workers at various levels, the benefits they receive, gender equality, product safety, performance based on environmental factors, and more. ... "