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Proposition de The Aspen Institute contre le court-terme

The Aspen Institute a publié en mai 2014 un document intitulé « Unpacking Corporate Purpose: A Report on the Beliefs of Executives, Investors and Scholars » qui recense des entrevues et dans lequel il fait des propositions percutantes pour contrer le court-termisme. Quelles sont ces propositions ?

  • Alter incentive arrangements,particularly compensation packages, and gear them for the longer term
  • Fully investigate a way to monetize the matters that are currently regarded as “abstract” in order to compete for attention or complement concrete metrics like the stock price
  • Alter or simplify the tax code
  • Promote the partnership between a clear and formal declaration of mission and a thorough alignment with that mission
  • Foster%ransparency  – by demanding better communication skills among corporate managers to counter the pernicious effects of short-term thinkers
  • Create better balance in the corporation’s decision making structure, particularly by expanding the influence of employees, whose well-being tends to be linked to long-term planning and success.
  • Demonstrate a greater commitment to attracting and training strong leaders
  • Increase the visibility and exploit the power of research that measures and évaluates corporate reputation.
  • Explore the possibilities in new ways of forming corporations
  • Offer different classifications of stock that reflect the extent to which they represent long- or short-term orientations by the shareholders

Most commentary on corporate purpose and corporate governance is couched in narrow assumptions about what corporate exécutives and investors believe.  Rather than assume, we have commissioned independent research to ask executives, investors and scholars to unpack what they really believe about the purpose of the corporation.  Twenty-eight one-hour interviews were conducted in late 2013 and early 2014 and the results may surprise you.

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Ivan Tchotourian