Overview

21st Century Corporate Citizenship is a practical guide to building a successful business in the modern day. It is a book about leveraging all the tools, trends and assets at the disposal of business to drive bottom-line results, value chain resiliency, productivity, innovation, long-term shareowner value, and benefit for the community. This is the book that leverages corporate citizenship as a value-creating enterprise and translates sustainability, corporate responsibility, and social impact to help you create the most successful business possible in tomorrow's competitive landscape. For the up and coming manager, this book is the crib sheet to the 21st century MBA that you can't get (yet) in business schools. The tools and insights presented are valuable for every business person thinking about how to differentiate their company and maximize business and social value-from the sole proprietor to those working in a global megacorporation-the concepts explored are 'must do' for those working for manufacturing B2B or B2C companies that are managing complex supply chains, global operations, and corporate reputation. This 'how-to' handbook presents a step-by-step process aimed at helping you create the most successful business possible in the 21st century competitive landscape, empowering corporate citizenship professionals to accelerate their credibility within their company as an effective contributor who understands their company's strategy and who creates value.

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9781786356109

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Stangis, an executive who works in sustainability and corporate responsibility, and Smith, who is associated with the Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship, offer a guide to corporate citizenship that explains how to leverage the tools, trends, and assets of business to drive results, value chain resiliency, productivity, innovation, long-term shareholder value, and benefit for the community. They outline practices and checklists that help companies ensure they are considering environmental, social, and governance impacts and assets to create competitive advantage for the company, as well as a better world. They explain what corporate citizenship is; connecting it to business purpose and strategy, creating advantage in the marketplace, the role of people like consumers and employees, and setting up and organizing a corporate citizenship program; the importance of the supply chain and procurement function, creating a more sustainable operation, and defining and managing the corporate giving program; and getting the message across and building on success. Distributed in North America by Turpin Distribution. -- Annotation (c)2017 (protoview.com)

Stangis, an executive who works in sustainability and corporate responsibility, and Smith, who is associated with the Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship, offer a guide to corporate citizenship that explains how to leverage the tools, trends, and assets of business to drive results, value chain resiliency, productivity, innovation, long-term shareholder value, and benefit for the community. They outline practices and checklists that help companies ensure they are considering environmental, social, and governance impacts and assets to create competitive advantage for the company, as well as a better world. They explain what corporate citizenship is; connecting it to business purpose and strategy, creating advantage in the marketplace, the role of people like consumers and employees, and setting up and organizing a corporate citizenship program; the importance of the supply chain and procurement function, creating a more sustainable operation, and defining and managing the corporate giving program; and getting the message across and building on success. -- Annotation (c)2017 * (protoview.com) *

Stangis, an executive who works in sustainability and corporate responsibility, and Smith, who is associated with the Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship, offer a guide to corporate citizenship that explains how to leverage the tools, trends, and assets of business to drive results, value chain resiliency, productivity, innovation, long-term shareholder value, and benefit for the community. They outline practices and checklists that help companies ensure they are considering environmental, social, and governance impacts and assets to create competitive advantage for the company, as well as a better world. They explain what corporate citizenship is; connecting it to business purpose and strategy, creating advantage in the marketplace, the role of people like consumers and employees, and setting up and organizing a corporate citizenship program; the importance of the supply chain and procurement function, creating a more sustainable operation, and defining and managing the corporate giving program; and getting the message across and building on success. Distributed in North America by Turpin Distribution. -- Annotation (c)2017 * (protoview.com) *

Author Information

Dave Stangis, Vice President, Corporate Responsibility and Chief Sustainability Officer at Campbell Soup Company Katherine V. Smith, Executive Director of the Center for Corporate Citizenship, Carroll School of Management at Boston College, part-time faculty at the Carroll School of Management where she teaches 'Business in Society'

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