Chamber Struggles to Find One Voice for Diverse Members

As the U.S. Chamber of Commerce launches a campaign to create 20 million new jobs, it is also struggling to represent members whose opinions on the nation's major public policy issues have grown increasingly diverse.
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Historically, Americans Have Shown Tolerance for High Executive Pay

Despite the heightened rhetoric surrounding executive pay during an economic downturn, the Harvard Business Review notes that Americans have shown "remarkable tolerance" for big C-level paychecks, while The American points out that debates over executive pay often lack historical perspective.  
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From the Foundation for Public Affairs: When Disaster Strikes: A New Guide to Crisis Management

When Disaster Strikes: A New Guide to Crisis Management: This new report from the Foundation for Public Affairs provides guidance for companies responding to a crisis. With the Internet, blogging and the 24-hour news cycle, companies must consider new stakeholders and timelines when managing a crisis.
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