Academic research and thought leadership focused on stakeholder capitalism, corporate governance, and sustainable business models.
Dissertation Research (In Progress) | 2025
A comprehensive synthesis connecting shareholder primacy theory to species-level threats, systematically refuting foundational arguments and exposing corporate funding bias. This research establishes a new field of study examining how shareholder primacy functions as a wealth extraction mechanism with existential consequences for humanity and the planet.
Key Themes: Corporate governance, stakeholder theory, economic systems, sustainability
Research Paper (In Development) | 2025
Examining viable alternatives to shareholder primacy, outlining corporate governance models that prioritize stakeholders, long-term value creation, and societal well-being. Demonstrates how countries resisting shareholder primacy outperformed and how capitalism functioned more effectively historically (1945-1970).
Key Themes: Alternative economic models, stakeholder capitalism, corporate responsibility
Ongoing Research Initiative | 2025
Building a research portfolio that lays groundwork for a new academic field examining the intersection of corporate governance, economic systems, and species survival. Focus areas include monopoly impacts, corporate funding bias in academia, and post-capitalist cooperative economics.
Key Themes: Interdisciplinary research, systems thinking, economic reform
Regular contributions on business strategy, entrepreneurship, and economic systems. Exploring the intersection of theory and practice in building sustainable businesses.
Academic research publications, working papers, and collaboration opportunities. Contributing to scholarly discourse on corporate governance and stakeholder theory.
Presenting research findings at academic conferences and business forums. Bridging the gap between academic research and practical business application.
Upcoming presentations to be announced