Kate Patrick interviews Alliance President Mac McGary in today’s issue of Supply Chain Dive about ethical labor and transparency[Excerpt from the article] One of the problems with corporate responsibility is you need to convince companies it’s going to work before they embrace it, Mac McGary, president of the Sweetbridge Blockchain Alliance, believes. Companies generally want to do the right thing and facilitate human prosperity, but they’re not always convinced corporate responsibility is financially feasible.McGary thinks it is, and he thinks the supply chain is the starting point.“The biggest thing is we’re taking a different perspective of the supply chain,” McGary said of Sweetbridge’s goal. “Our mission is to help big companies coordinate the flow of information along a supply chain. Now what if we look at the genesis of the supply chain and see the world through their lives? This is where the supply chain begins, in the dirt or the sea. How do you harvest what the earth makes and add value to it?”Read the entire April 12 article in Supply Chain Dive here: https://www.supplychaindive.com/news/corporate-responsibility-supply-chain/521141/Corporate responsibility starts with the supply chainSupply Chain Dive April 12 article: https://www.supplychaindive.com/news/corporate-responsibility-supply-chain/521141/Supply Chain Dive: Corporate responsibility starts with the supply chain was originally published in Sweetbridge on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.