WebsiteUS White House

AI for the American People

2025
https://trumpwhitehouse.archives.gov/ai/

The White House AI portal lays out a a multi-pronged national strategy to boost U.S. leadership in AI by investing in research, encouraging adoption across industries, and preparing the workforce for AI-driven changes. It highlights a commitment to developing AI responsibly by setting ethical guidelines, ensuring transparency and privacy, and fostering cooperation across government agencies to address risks and build public trust.

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VideoCorporate Political Responsibility Taskforce
Free Speech & Partisanship in the Commercial Square
2022
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ArticleChatham House
Geopolitical Corporate Responsibility Can Drive Change
Bennett Freeman, 2022

Using the exodus of companies from Russia due to the war against Ukraine, Bennett argues that, with influential economic power worldwide, multinational companies should consider a new geopolitical corporate responsibility to help support international rules-based order when it is under stress or faces challenges. He explains that this order defines the international community in which nations should respect individual sovereignty and obey the law. 

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ArticleHarvard Law
Good Corporate Citizenship We Can All Get Behind?: Toward A Principled, Non-Ideological Approach To Making Money The Right Way
Leo E. Strine, Jr., 2022

The article maps out a non-partisan, principled conception of good corporate citizenship drawing on shared assumptions of the right and the left about the place of corporations in our society and the realities of corporate governance. That conception concentrates on how corporations’ own conduct affects the best interests of their stockholders, workers, communities of operation, consumers, taxpayers, and the environment. 

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How Solutions Happen
2022
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Implications of Authoritarian Threats for Businesses
2022
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ArticleHarvard Business Review
Leadership in a Politically Charged Age
Nour Kteily, Eli J. Finkel, 2022

This article explores how political identity is increasingly shaping workplace dynamics and offers a leadership strategy grounded in setting clear norms, proactively addressing tensions, and fostering inclusive dialogue—an approach aligned with Third Side principles of navigating conflict through shared understanding and long-term organizational strength.

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Leading & Partnering for Net Positive Advocacy
2022
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ArticleDirectors & Boards
Navigating the Risks of Corporate Political Spending
Bruce F. Freed & Karl J. Sandstrom, 2022

Provides a framework for boards to manage the reputational, legal, and financial risks of political spending, including misalignment with public commitments, shareholder backlash, and regulatory scrutiny. Emphasizes the need for transparency and alignment with a company’s stated objectives and strategic goals. 

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Net Positive Advocacy & De-risking Sustainable Business
2022
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OECD Regulating Corporate Political Engagement
2022

This report reviews how 17 jurisdictions regulate corporate political engagement, highlighting gaps in transparency, oversight, and accountability. It calls for stronger governance and investor involvement to prevent undue influence.

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Paths Forward & the Role of Business in Democracy Protection
2022
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Policy & Systematic Racial Inequality
2022
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Rebuilding Trust in American Civic Institutions
2022
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ReportPrinciples for Responsible Investment
Responsible political engagement: stewardship practices and challenges
2022

In partnership with Chronos Sustainability, this article reflects a survey about (i) how investors identify and assess political engagement activities; (ii) how investors integrate political engagement into their stewardship activities; and (iii) challenges to engaging on responsible political engagement with investees.

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ArticleHarvard Business Review
Strategy in a Hyperpolitical World
Roger L. Martin & Martin Reeves, 2022

Based on the fact that the assumption that business and politics can and even should be kept separate is no longer realistic, the authors outline steps that effective leaders should take to ensure strategic decisions in the space, which include: (1) develop robust principles to guide strategic choices; (2) address ethical issues early; (3) consistently communicate and implement their choices; (4) engage with and beyond the industry to shape the context; and (5) learn from mistakes to make better choices in the future.

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The Bridge-Building and Healthy Self-Governance Movement
2022
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ArticleMIT Sloan Management Review
The Importance of Corporate Political Responsibility
Andrew Winston, Elizabeth Doty & Thomas Lyon, 2022

This article discusses how businesses can thrive by achieving a net positive impact on people and the planet, and avoiding achieving returns by creating problems for people and planet. Calls on businesses to recognize that investing in healthy systems -- economic, civic and natural -- is the key to his positive impact. 

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ReportUN PRI
The investor case for responsible political engagement
2022

PRI sets out to create the case for investors to encourage responsible corporate political engagement. PRI shares precedent-setting principles followed by detailing the risks faced from irresponsible political engagement practices (e.g. the revolving door), which burden companies, investors, and society alike.

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ReportCouncil for Inclusive Capitalism
The Just Transition: Framework for Company Action
Council for Inclusive Capitalism, 2022

This framework is a comprehensive guide for institutions to justly transition to net-zero emissions, including four core pillars and 20 building blocks that provide practical examples for implementation, with alignment to just transition assessment methodologies.

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VideoCorporate Political Responsibility Taskforce
The Meaning of “Net Positive”
2022
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