Economic and Social Inequalities

Overview

The impact of inequality

Mind the inequality gap

Learn the importance of assessing your own position relative to the debate regarding inequality.

Understand how your business might contribute to increasing inequalities considering your business model, market position, values, and attitudes toward risk taking.

Explore contributions you can make to address the inequality gap.

Re-assess stakeholder relationships

Reconsider relationships with stakeholders who may be confronting, challenging, or resisting a range of inequalities - including social movements, trade unions, grassroots groups, nongovernmental organizations, and the general public.

Look for solutions

Through up-to-date research and examples, learn how to be part of the solution to economic and social inequalities.

Discover questions to consider for future conversations to help explore new direction for your business.

This course provides 1.5 hours of CPE credit in the Business, Management and Organization field of study.

Highlights

Key Topics

• Types of inequality
• Benefits, risks, and impact on reputation
• Causes and consequences of inequalities

Prerequisites

None

Designed For

Who Will Benefit

• CFOs, controllers, and VPs of finance
• Risk management professionals
• CPA business advisors

Objectives

Learning Outcomes

• Recognize the economic and social inequality landscape.
• Identify the impact that economic and social inequalities have on business.
• Recall important topics and conversations to be discussed regarding the potential impact of economic and social inequalities on your business.