Information

SLSV_CSR_Reliance

Reliance Industries tops CSR spending chart

Reliance Industries has emerged as the top company in terms of corporate social responsibility (CSR), having spent over Rs. 760 crore, followed by state-owned ONGC and IT giant Infosys, Parliament was informed today. In a written reply to Lok Sabha, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said a total of 460 listed firms have so far disclosed …

Reliance Industries tops CSR spending chart Read More »

SLSV_BrandStrategy_CSR

Why Corporate Social Responsibility is Essential for Brand Strategy

Corporate social responsibility is typically associated with large companies, not small businesses. But as companies of all sizes are quickly learning, social responsibility is a contemporary business imperative. In particular, education-driven initiatives are popular with small and mid-sized business owners.  Two out of three mid-sized business owners say they are seeking to improve community engagement …

Why Corporate Social Responsibility is Essential for Brand Strategy Read More »

SLSV_WordPlay_CSR

Corporate Social Responsibility’s New Rules of the Road for Business

“Conversations about the obligations of business in society go back at least as far as John Locke, with his focus on human rights in the late 1600’s, as well as to Adam Smith and his focus on morality in The Theory of Moral Sentiments in 1759,” says Bentley Associate Professor of Management Jill Brown. Terms …

Corporate Social Responsibility’s New Rules of the Road for Business Read More »

Profit maximisation is passe

A takeout from the 2008 crisis is that businesses must create ‘shared value’ for all stakeholders In the West, there is a growing realisation that the role of corporations in society is not just to focus on shareholder wealth maximisation. Academics such as Roger Martin, from the University of Toronto, have argued post the financial …

Profit maximisation is passe Read More »

Promotion of Education & Skill Development

Indian Firms need to improve CSR disclosure to attract investments

Indian companies have a mandatory two percent spending on Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) which was improving their standings globally. But there was a need to do more work. Indian companies need to improve on their Corporate Social Responsibility disclosure to attract more foreign investments, an Indian-origin business leader said.

Scroll to Top
Copyright ©️ 2022 ProLief Ventures Private Limited