Marran Ogilvie

The Character of the Corporation: It’s a Wonderful Life — for Cats By Eve Tahmincioglu In the midst of a housing crisis in Silicon Valley, two cats named Tina and Louise are living large in an apartment costing $1,500 a month. It’s just the two felines living alone because their owner went to college and the student’s father opted to give the furry friends their own space.

The Character of the Corporation: Stop Fighting ESG By Marran Ogilvie and Evan Dunn Tips for becoming environmental, social & governance board leaders despite the lack of ESG clarity and standards. Companies, and the boards that run them, are in an ESG quandary. While funds and activists can set their social responsibility standards, the businesses they invest in are left to make sense of too-often vague or contradictory measures.

The Character of the Corporation: ESG Is On Costco's Board Agenda By Eve Tahmincioglu Chairman Hamilton E. “Tony” James discusses the company’s focus on environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues. When it comes to environmental, social and governance issues, Costco chairman Hamilton E. “Tony” James says most companies are playing catch up.