What is the difference between a CEO using the corporate “bully pulpit” to express her or his values, and just being a bully in forcibly imposing those values on others, specifically by threatening or imposing economic sanctions? What are the red lines between passionate protest by prominent individuals, responsible commentary by corporate representatives, and …
Corporations near and far believe that giving back to the community is an important portion of a company’s responsibility as it does business.Aside from achieving KPIs, generating profits and delivering dividends, companies believe it is utmost important to engage with the local community and provide assistance when needed. Presenting one such case study: MLNG As the …
Corporations near and far believe that giving back to the community is an important portion of a company’s responsibility as it does business.Aside from achieving KPIs, generating profits and delivering dividends, companies believe it is utmost important to engage with the local community and provide assistance when needed. Presenting one such case study: Shell In light …
Dubai Customs’ Director of Corporate Communication, Khalil Saqer bin Gharib said DC’s successful CSR experience is the fruit of the senior management’s commitment to put in place a clear CSR strategy that adheres to the directives of Dubai Government. DC has developed its social initiatives and activities according to the global model of social responsibility, …
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The debate over industry’s purpose typically falls on two sides — companies exist to maximize shareholder value or they have an obligation to serve the common good.A pair of British economists, however, say both goals can be achieved — and they point to Bosch Group, which operates the 1,800-employee Robert Bosch LLC automotive parts …
Can firms duplicate Bosch Group’s social-minded yet profit-driven model? Read More »
