Corporate Social Responsibility: Strategies to Create Business and Social Value

Increasingly, corporate executives must find new ways to address the social, economic, and environmental effects of doing business while balancing conflicting demands on their attention, time, and resources. Emphasizing the alignment of corporate social responsibility (CSR) with business strategy, Corporate Social Responsibility: Strategies to Create Business and Social Value, is a program that helps you define priorities, integrate social responsibility throughout your business, and build social and business value. You will strengthen your ability to define and implement powerful CSR strategies that position the firm, its reputation, and its way of doing business for enduring success.

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Doing Well by Doing Good
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Bring Big Ideas Back to Your Organization
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Fully Integrate CSR in Your Organization
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Who Owns a Corporation’s Social Responsibility?
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Integrating Your Business Goals with CSR Strategies

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