Many Philippine firms, particularly publicly listed ones, have recently started to undertake corporate social responsibility (CSR) projects, some even embedding CSR in their strategies. The reasons for these actions range from enhancing the firms’ corporate image and reputation, to solidifying long-term investors’ confidence and gaining long-term customer loyalty as the new and emerging breed …
Business is all about taking risks and making profits. So how can a startup, or any small business for that matter, be ‘social?’
Startups need to embrace corporate social responsibility to capitalise on a growing trend among consumers and make the world a better place, Zendesk VP of public policy and social impact Tiffany Apczynski says. She says that more than 90% of consumers around the world today will move to brands associated with a good cause.
30% say adoption of long-term social projects is reason for spending gap India Inc’s commitment towards corporate social responsibility remains shaky, as companies give flimsy excuses for not meeting their legally mandated obligations.
AMID growing concerns about social and environmental change, an increasing number of organisations’ success is being measured not just in terms of profits and providing jobs but also in how they contribute to the community. Fuji Xerox Singapore, a document services and communications company, is no different. Having been active in corporate social responsibility (CSR) …
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