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By Virginie ISSUMO, Womenroleinphilanthropy.org
“Each by himself is responsible for all” writes Antoine de Saint-Exupéry in Pilote de guerre and in his masterpiece, Le Petit Prince, he advocates the meaning of life built first on the true human relationships, far away from the fear of missing out from the accomplisher class. In other words, everyone has a role to play to avoid risks from unethical behaviours that generate economic losses, political instability and destroys the basis of society. Today there is an increasing focus on global goals other than profit that are leading to less inequalities and consequently to a more sustained growth. It is therefore urgent to integrate ethics as the new standard for responsible business but moreover as a compass for...
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