With stakeholder capitalism pioneers Schwab, Dimon, and Fink nearing retirement, who will carry the torch forward?
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As we approach a transformative period in stakeholder capitalism, leaders like Klaus Schwab and Larry Fink are stepping down, prompting a crucial question: Who will continue their legacy?
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