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The Responsible Edge is a podcast featuring conversations with business leaders and founders about how to grow, compete, and build better businesses. Sponsored by truMRK, the mark of trusted sustainability communications.
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Radical Transparency Is Asserted as a Competitive Advantage. Prove It. (opens the original)
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Andrew Horsfall on a 2026 Entrepreneur article arguing radical transparency is the new competitive advantage, written by the CEO of an online reputation management firm, with no data to back the claim. This week on The Responsible Edge, why risk mitigation drives disclosure more than trust-building does, and whether the correlation between transparency and commercial trust outcomes has ever actually been proved. Sponsored by truMRK. New episodes every week. A May 2026 article in Entrepreneur, wr
How Responsible Sustainability Communication Builds Brand Trust (opens the original)
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Andy Last and Gareth Brown on the Anti-Greenwash Charter's 2026 roundtable with nine purpose-led brands. This week on The Responsible Edge, how responsible sustainability communication builds commercial trust, why precision creates competitive advantage, and how the Charter and truMRK make independent verification achievable today. Sponsored by truMRK. New episodes every week. In the summer of 2026, the Anti-Greenwash Charter brought together nine purpose-led brands to examine how organisations
ESG's Governance Problem Is Also an Equivocation Problem (opens the original)
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Benjamin Thiele-Long on the PA Future article arguing ESG investing has a governance problem. This week on The Responsible Edge, why the G is not the poor cousin of ESG but its precondition, why "may be" and "can" are doing the wrong work in an argument that should commit, and what it means to move ESG from the bottom line to the top. Sponsored by truMRK. New episodes every week. A July 2026 article in PA Future argues that ESG investing has a governance problem. Investors and media fixate on en
The Trust Crisis Was Predicted in 2002. It Has Now Arrived. (opens the original)
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Aimee Rawlins on the trust crisis Onora O'Neill predicted in 2002 and the Reuters and Edelman data confirming it has arrived. This week on The Responsible Edge, why fake news is now a feeling as much as a fact, what local news deserts are doing to communities, and why giving the NLRB enforcement teeth is one structural response to an accountability system that cannot act. Sponsored by truMRK. New episodes every week. In 2002, Baroness Onora O'Neill used the BBC Reith Lectures to predict a coming
Construction Social Value: Hitting Targets, Missing Communities (opens the original)
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Timothy Clement on why construction social value has become a procurement game fifteen years after the Social Value Act. This week on The Responsible Edge, why hitting the targets and missing the community are not in contradiction, and what a three-year post-completion evaluation would change. Sponsored by truMRK. New episodes every week. A June 2026 article by Darcie Lattin of Watson, published in PBC Today, identifies a persistent gap in how the construction industry approaches social value. T
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