Tag Archives: stakeholders
Corporate Responsibility in the Age of Irresponsibility:
Posted on 31. Dec, 2008 by Flavia Thome.
a symbiotic relationship between csr and the financial crisis?
Trying to understand the future impact of the financial turmoil of the last few months on the many institutions and actors on the global stage, is a daunting yet fascinating process. The analysis forces us to take a step back and view whatever it is that we [...]
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CSR now needed more than ever before
Posted on 30. Dec, 2008 by Michael Hopkins.
Turbulent times: Financial storms in the US and UK will have implications for all of us. Main Street and Wall Street cannot be separated. If the captains of those financial companies, now in crisis or bankrupted, had acted more responsibly with a proper Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) strategy, then their vessels would not have sunk [...]
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Corporate Social Responsibility: A Reputation At Risk
Posted on 12. Oct, 2008 by Arif Zaman.
why it matters, what it means and where it is going
As the economic world turns upside down, the issue of trust – in business, governments, media and pressure groups in particular – has returned as perhaps one of the most urgent challenges of our time and one that has no borders. This can also be [...]
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VC Analysis: Rooting Out Detractors
Posted on 30. Jul, 2008 by Khadeeja Balkhi.
The rather significant ass-u-m-ption in using the term value chain (VC) as opposed to supply chain is that only processes or people that add value to a product or service are considered to be a part of the value chain. In reality, this is often not the case, especially where middlemen often are observed to [...]
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