The Business Roundtable includes CEOs from some of the most recognizable large companies in the US, such as Chase, GM, Johnson & Johnson, and Apple. Think of it as the bluest chips of the Blue Chip listings.  Collectively these companies employ over 15 million people, buy almost half a trillion dollars annually from small and medium-sized businesses, and donate eight billion dollars to charities. Frankly, if politicians followed their advice, we’d have a lot more innovation and infrastructure in our nation. At long last, the Business Roundtable CEOs have outlined – in a policy position – a radical change in the stated intent of a corporation and its leadership. The new direction: that the purpose of a corporation is not to maximize shareholder return but rather to pursue a fundamental commitment to all stakeholders. The stated policy places employees, suppliers, and communities…