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The first installment in our new series, author Lauren Caplan examines current events by considering all perspectives and spotlighting the often overlooked “third side” of principled, non-partisan decision-making.

A new initiative from the Truman Center for National Policy offers dynamic resources for small business owners who are committed to principled political action in governance.

New Advisory Board Members join Third Side Strategies mission to advance principled, non-partisan adaptation of CPR frameworks, resources and tools.

EY’s 2025 proxy review reveals shifting shareholder dynamics that make proactive governance and principled engagement matter more than ever for companies.

Texas and nine other states sued BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street alleging antitrust violations in connection with the asset managers' commitments under climate alliances like the Net Zero Asset Managers initiative and Climate Action 100+.

Business for America shares 10 practical ways companies can foster cross-partisan collaboration, constructive engagement and shared civic responsibility without taking sides.

FCLTGlobal’s “Ahead of the Curve” brief shows how embedding the cost of carbon into capital decisions gives forward-looking firms and investors a competitive edge in navigating the climate transition—despite conflicting and unclear regulatory signals.

The 4th Annual Aspen Business & Society Summit brought together 50+ global enterprises, 30+ long-term investors, and those who teach and advise companies, to wrestle with the role of business amid so many pressing issues.

By developing long-term frameworks for deciding whether, when, and how to spend millions of dollars to influence elections, companies can make a consequential difference in reducing the risks they face and demonstrate they are responsible corporate citizens.

As the challenges facing U.S. constitutional democracy grow more complex, this vital conversation invites leaders to reflect on business’ interests and legitimate role in supporting and sustaining civic institutions, regardless of the political environment – and then translate that into practical, personal actions.