> The only thing important for a CEO is their effect on bottom line and stock price. What? No. Legally that may be true for C-corps, but AFAIK that's explicitl

> The only thing important for a CEO is their effect on bottom line and stock price. What? No. Legally that may be true for C-corps, but AFAIK that's explicitly why people started doing B-corps; to have other metrics of success than just those two. And even for C-corps, doesn't it still depend on what the shareholders want? And after all that, you've still got to consider that if you're only looking at "ends justify means", well, why do you think you're at an end and can even measure it?