Alison Taylor’s pragmatic guide through the corporate maze of ethics: Adrian Wooldridge

In the tumultuous landscape of corporate responsibility, where ethical dilemmas abound, Alison Taylor's new book, "Alison Taylor's How Business Can Do the Right Thing in a Turbulent World," stands out as a beacon of practical guidance. Navigating the minefield between stakeholder capitalism and political activism, Taylor provides insight on fixing company structures, cautioning against virtue-signalling CEOs, debunking the myth of total transparency, and emphasising the need for focused ethical priorities. In a world rife with challenges, her book offers indispensable wisdom for businesses seeking a genuine path to social responsibility.

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By Adrian Wooldridge

Business is under intense pressure to embrace social responsibility. Asset managers allocate billions on the basis of "ESG" (environmental, social and corporate governance) scores. The public trusts business more than politicians to solve social problems. Activists beat the drum of corporate responsibility more loudly by the day.

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