Bruce Piasecki

There are signs that the world is seeing BP's disaster as a first glimpse into the future of corporate governance, leading to the creation of a new kind of corporate oversight from citizens.

Critics of George Bush say he has led us into a quagmire in Iraq during the last decade from which we will never emerge. They say his way of doing business led to all the disagreements visible in the Copenhagen climate talks. They're wrong.
 

At the end of his life, George Orwell wrote a brilliant short essay called "You and the A-Bomb." In two pages, he summed up why the A-Bomb changed his life in industrial society. It is the same now with climate change. You and climate change are forever different.

Author: Bruce Piasecki
In order for corporations to survive and prosper in a world with no cheap oil, they will need to find new and socially responsible ways to address the world's social needs. This century, "going green" and "going global" will collide every day.

Today, issues that were once invisible –- such as an individual company’s governance structure and make-up -- can help determine the true value of a firm in the marketplace. By Bruce Piasecki

Might there a third option besides the two extremes that have paralyzed U.S. energy policy for far too long? By Bruce Piasecki

A new trinity of corporate creeds is emerging among the most powerful and progressive companies in the world. An excerpt from the forthcoming book, Better Products, Better World: Leadership As If People Mattered. By Bruce Piasecki

Today, the notion of personal transport is undergoing profound changes in response to environmental, social, and economic pressures. By Bruce Piasecki

Zeal, force, focus, and technical competence bring a business strategy to life. But without tact, most management advice falls flat. By Bruce Piasecki, Corporate Strategy Today.