Corporate and social responsibility are rapidly becoming the catchcry of the 21st century, resounding in business and sustainability discourse.
Now more than ever, your employees and customers want to:
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Connect with other people—not faceless organisations
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Understand why you do what you do and how you run your business
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Peer into your worldview and your reason for being. Beyond your products and services, your quarterly growth forecasts and your improved outputs and margins—they want to see your operations conform with your values and beliefs
It is becoming increasingly necessary to refocus our attention on how each of us can individually and collectively serve each other, our communities and the world. Corporations must assume their role in this essential dynamic, or risk becoming alienated and increasingly disconnected.
The effects of organisational social responsibility programs clear resulting in increased staff and customer engagement and retention, improved long-term growth prospects through better brand recognition, and fostered enduring bonds of fellowship and goodwill between communities and organisations, between organisations themselves and between governments and organisations.
Social and Corporate Responsibility
