As CEO of Patagonia, Ryan Gellert wrestles with a paradox: The outdoor-gear maker's good works, philanthropy, and intentions are still not enough to justify its existence.
To Gellert, who took over from the widely respected Rose Marcario, the company could always be doing more.
And we need business to step up.
Patagonia really struggled in Europe, and that never made sense to me.
One of the things that I love more than anything about Patagonia is that we are an unapologetically for-profit business.