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Trust in CEOs climbs, but trust in business slides further: Edelman Trust Barometer
Joanne GrayManaging editor
Let's call it the Alan Joyce effect. The trend of chief executives speaking out on social issues that go beyond their immediate business interests is starting to benefit their public standing.
The Australian public has become more trusting of chief executives because they have been taking a public stance on societal issues that they care about, according to the Edelman Trust Barometer 2018 to be released in Australia on Wednesday found.
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Joanne Gray is Managing editor of The Australian Financial Review. She was formerly its opinion editor, features editor, banking & finance editor, Washington correspondent and BOSS magazine editor. Connect with Joanne on Twitter. Email Joanne at jgray@afr.com
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