Any CEO that is willing to part with 50% or more of their wealth before they die and not to their family or close friends, should be good. No idea about names
this post was submitted on 08 Dec 2024
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The ones without public shareholders.
The ones that are vocal about issues and on the right side of history.
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Well I know for sure ain't nobody mentioning the Nestle CEO, Laurent Freixe, on here 🤣
My company's owner/CEO can stay, gives us all sizeable profit share bonuses. During covid people didn't get layed off, even though there was no work. Sure hours were reduced, but work was found around the shop to keep people busy as much as possible.
In other words, small business owners that care about employee and their clients.
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Maybe all CEOs get a yearly review. If they are good, they continue working. If something doesn't add up, they get to choose to quit or they get executed right on the spot by placing their head between two large metal plates. The top plate is then dropped from 3 stories high.
This sounds like the start of how liberal govt. was invented.
We'll end up with elected reps, laws, courts etc.
Which will soon be corrupted by the private sector
We'll need to invent some kind of open source decentralized communications platform to discuss the problem.
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Bill Long (now retired), who helped to transition WinCo into an employee owned business.