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The key word is authentic! This week, David looks at recent endeavors he and his team have pursued with JP Morgan and PepsiCo, and contrasts this strategy of shareholder engagement to a pure boycott approach and a pure activism approach. The answers will surprise you, and the results are encouraging for those whose aim is a freer and more virtuous society.

“<a href="https://www.bahnsen.com/blog/when-engagement-works" target="_blank" rel="noopener">When Engagement Works</a>“

David contrasts the strategy of shareholder engagement to a pure boycott approach and a pure activism approach.{ai:summary}<p>David discusses his team's recent collaborations with JP Morgan and PepsiCo, emphasizing the importance of authentic shareholder engagement. He contrasts this strategy with boycotts and activism, revealing surprising and encouraging results for those seeking a freer, more virtuous society. </p><p>#society</p>

Authentic Shareholder Engagement

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