Are CEO's REALLY Moving from Shareholders to Stakeholders?

A 'who's who' of corporate giants, part of the "Business Roundtable" say giving the shareholder the maximum money at the expense of everyone and everything else is becoming a thing of the past...?

The Agile model puts the stakeholder (including the customer) at the center of the equation, not the shareholder, with a key responsibility of the Product Owner to represent ALL stakeholders in a balanced/prioritized fashion.

Is this just a Public Relations move, or is there real teeth to this??

Could this be a real move of corporate America towards a more Agile mindset?


https://www.fastcompany.com/90391743/top-ceo-group-business-roundtable-drops-shareholder-primacy

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