Edward Israel-Ayide
@wildeyeq.bsky.social
Story-driven Public Relations Consultant | Rebuilding trust & creating meaningful stories that engage, excite & influence.
Oh KEM! Thanks for the reminder.
February 10, 2025 at 8:46 PM
Oh KEM! Thanks for the reminder.
When we judge governments by corporate metrics, we miss their true purpose: providing essential services, protecting rights, and investing in our collective future. Even when it's not immediately profitable.
February 9, 2025 at 8:32 AM
When we judge governments by corporate metrics, we miss their true purpose: providing essential services, protecting rights, and investing in our collective future. Even when it's not immediately profitable.
The measure of good governance isn't ROI - it's the well-being of citizens, the strength of institutions, and the resilience of society. These are impacts that can't be captured in a quarterly earnings report.
February 9, 2025 at 8:32 AM
The measure of good governance isn't ROI - it's the well-being of citizens, the strength of institutions, and the resilience of society. These are impacts that can't be captured in a quarterly earnings report.
The purpose of government is not to turn a profit for shareholders but to deliver impact to its stakeholders. Governments build highways for billions of dollars and while those highways will never turn a profit, they facilitate commerce, which in turn brings economic growth to society.
February 9, 2025 at 8:32 AM
The purpose of government is not to turn a profit for shareholders but to deliver impact to its stakeholders. Governments build highways for billions of dollars and while those highways will never turn a profit, they facilitate commerce, which in turn brings economic growth to society.
A lot of people believe that the "government should be run like a business." But that approach misunderstands the purpose of government, which is to serve ALL citizens. Not just those who can pay.
February 9, 2025 at 8:32 AM
A lot of people believe that the "government should be run like a business." But that approach misunderstands the purpose of government, which is to serve ALL citizens. Not just those who can pay.