It’s time for top CEOs to realign their interests—beyond those of elevating shareholders above all

Paul Slaggert was interviewed for a Fast Company piece about how companies think about their primary goal. 

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Paul Slaggert was interviewed for a Fast Company piece about how companies think about their primary goal. 

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Paul Slaggert, director of the Stayer Center for Executive Education at the University of Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business, agrees. “A company exists for a higher purpose,” he says. “Shareholder return—that’s a scorecard, pure and simple.”

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