Technology Is Teaching Us To Be Human

Corporate Executives Need To Re-frame Their Responsibilities To Include The Interests Of All The Stakeholders In Society At Large; Not Just Shareholders, But Also Employees, The Citizens Of Our Communities, And Those Who Care About The Environment.

And If You Look At The Reality In The United States, Where You Have More Than 40 Million People Below The Poverty Line And 42 Million On Food Stamps, And Then You Look At Poverty Around The World, Clearly The Way We're Running The Engine Of Capitalism Is Not Serving Us Well.

We Now See Numerous Examples Of Brands Working Together To Address Issues Such As Environmental Degradations, Climate Control, Pollution, Poverty And Disease.

The Framing Of How We Relate To Each Other Within And Across Social Media Platforms Will Continue To Become More Sophisticated And Nuanced In Their Expression Of How We Structure Our Relationships In Our Real World Lives.

Executives Can No Longer Hide Behind The Corporate Veil. They Need To Be Accountable For What Their Companies Do, Because Entities Are Responsible For Socially Irresponsible Behavior.