SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - Arizonar -- The Dave Alexander Center for Social Capital has released a powerful new article titled "Why Empowering Others in Business Has Never Been More Important," authored by Chris Benguhe, RaeAnne Marsh, and Elaine Pofeldt.

This timely piece explores the critical role of empowerment in modern business and celebrates seven visionary CEOs who exemplify this principle in their leadership.

At a time of economic challenges stemming from ongoing global trade policies, the article calls on business leaders to adopt thoughtful and courageous strategies that prioritize the well-being of their employees, customers, and communities. It emphasizes that empowerment is not only a moral imperative but a cornerstone of sustainable and effective capitalism.

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"During this watershed moment, businesses have the opportunity to lead by example, focusing on the long-term prosperity of their stakeholders," the article states. "Empowering others is the ultimate strategy for building resilience and driving innovation."

The article features insights from prominent business leaders who have embraced the Social Capital movement, showcasing the positive impact of empowerment on their employees, customers, and communities. Among those honored are:

• Ed Bastian, CEO at Delta Air Lines
• Tom Nolan, CEO at Kendra Scott
• Keith Wakeman, CEO at SuperBetter
• Amy Lemire, Founder of AIM Training and Consulting Inc.
• Vince Barsolo, CEO at Televerde
• Jeff Abella, CEO & Co-Founder at Moka Origins, and Ishan Tigunait, Co-Founder at Moka Origins

Through their leadership, these individuals are demonstrating how businesses can navigate adversity while fostering growth, happiness, and shared success. The article underscores how empowerment is a vital element of capitalism done right — a model that strengthens communities and uplifts humanity.

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The Dave Alexander Center for Social Capital invites readers to explore the article and join the movement to make empowerment the foundation of their business practices.

Read the whole article and see the Center's Top CEOs for April 2025 at the link below.

Why Empowering Others in Business Has Never Been More Important

And check out more articles and info on people-centric business strategies at The Dave Alexander Center for Social Capital.