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Aligning
Society's Interests with Competitive Business Edge
"The
first step toward clarity in examining the doctrine of the social
responsibility of business is to ask precisely what it implies for
whom" --Milton Friedman
Reputations
are 'under siege' and distrust of corporations has reached its highest
level in a century, dwarfing the two previous eras of low trust
- the great depression and the 1970s. This low trust environment,
caused by a polarized political climate, disturbing world events,
untrustworthy social and business practices, is further impacting
an already challenging operating environment for marketers - creating
a 'show and prove it' to me marketplace.
Aside
from providing healthier returns for investors, executive management
and their teams are being bombarded with multiple issues that need
to be addressed such as compliance, governance, environmental responsibility,
diversity, and responsibility-driven stakeholder marketing.
Being
'socially conscious', now a $31.7 billion services market, has emerged
as a key component for CEO's to defend, protect and grow their businesses.
Advancing society's interests is influencing investment decisions
globally due to the increasing power of stakeholders advocating
for their favorite brands to be held accountable for their contribution
to the community.
Some
companies have postponed costs while others are flocking to the
cause with fragmented approaches that can lead to greater consequences
down the road. From the outset, it is critical to identify social
issues that matter the most to stakeholders.
Companies
that properly advocate for, and are aligned with, causes that benefit
society will mitigate reputation risk and enhance competitive edge.
Conscious
Commerce: Our methodology can help you properly align your social
purpose initiatives with reputation management and performance -
and - win back stakeholder confidence, trust and loyalty.
We implement
a variety of proprietary tools tailored to best address your respective
stage of current and future social purpose initiatives.
| MORAL
OBLIGATION |
COMPANY
ETHICS, CULTURE AND COMMITMENT |
| PROGRAM
SUSTAINABILITY |
BEST
PRACTICES DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT |
| LICENSE
TO OPERATE |
CODE
OF CONDUCT AND QUALITY CONTROL |
| REPUTATION
IMPACT |
PROTECTION,
ENHANCEMENT AND PERFORMANCE |
Discovery
Session: To help better understand the value and effectiveness
your social responsibility initiatives are bringing to the company
and stakeholders, we will host a half day discovery session. Then,
make an informed recommendation about program impact, alliance partners
and new strategies for increasing performance.
Contact
us for further information and an assessment questionnaire.
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