Posted by: John A. Byrne on June 19

“Trust is integral to every transaction and the foundation for business success. It drives the volume, velocity and value of every business transaction.” BusinessWeek reader Alex Todd, the founder and CEO of Trust Enablement Strategies, wrote that mission statement for his firm. The Toronto-based management consultant also pitched us on a story idea related to his mantra. The result — “How Can Companies Win Back Trust?” — looks at how the recession and financial crisis have shaken shareholders’ faith in corporate boards and management, and what companies can do about it. Read BW reporter Ben Steverman’s story and let us know what you think in the comments. And thanks to Alex for taking time to suggest we look at how companies can take steps to regain the faith of their investors.
Okay, yes you've got a good point about rebuilding trust in America's corporations.
But the American consumer needs to first understand what a corporation is, the corporate structures and the many things it a corporation can do.
American is the best example of a corporation. Infact, America is the biggest corporation in the world and until the American people stop looking at corporations as non profits and stop looking at not porifts as entitiies that aren't suppose to make a profit, they will never understand why they should put their trust back in corporations.
Please visit www.lobbyistsofficesofgrw.com and understand for yourself (America Is A Corporation) what I am sure you don't know.
Then visit the www.lobbyistsofficesofgrw.wordpress.com and see why its hard to put trust in corporations when you've got the federal corporations dumming Americans down.
This country was built by entrepreneurs and we have to return to that entrepreneurial spirit more than ever.
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They can own a read made company, website, and toll free number, complete with all of the training and customner support they will ever need. Whats more they can work the business at their leisure and still keep their current job untill sizable profits start to roll in. These opportunities are complete with inbfrastructure and all those essential things that will make people put trust in owning their own corporation.
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