Whether you’re a seasoned alpinist or a loyal corporate soldier, you are probably familiar with Patagonia. [1]  Its Gore-Tex hard shells can be seen at the highest peaks and its vests behind Bloomberg terminals at activist hedge funds. [2]  This contrast shows up not only in its customer base, but also in its governance. [3]  While Patagonia was always run with an eye toward conservation, already being a certified B Corp and a California benefit corporation, the company went

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“Conscious capitalism,” a stakeholder-focused business approach designed to consider social impact in tandem with profit generation, has...