Just good business the strategic guide to aligning corporate responsibility and brand

Every major company has a corporate strategy based on business objectives and competencies of the firm. Most major companies claim to have a corporate social responsibility strategy, most of which are not linked to business objectives or competencies of the firm. These companies are adopting CSR pra...

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Main Author: McElhaney, Kellie A.
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: San Francisco Berrett-Koehler Publishers 2008
Series:BK business book
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505 0 |a Preface : it's time to take the next step -- Part I : corporate social responsibility-just good business -- Introduction : why CSR? Why now? -- Building your CSR business strategy -- Capturing the power of branding -- Part II : Connecting CSR strategy and brand-seven rules of the road -- Know thyself -- Get a good fit -- Be consistent -- Simplify -- Work from the inside out -- Know your customer -- Tell your story -- Part III : what to do on Monday morning -- Make a plan -- Measure smart -- Conlustion : CSR, tomorrow and beyond 
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520 |a Every major company has a corporate strategy based on business objectives and competencies of the firm. Most major companies claim to have a corporate social responsibility strategy, most of which are not linked to business objectives or competencies of the firm. These companies are adopting CSR practices, but aren't reaping the benefits of these initiatives because A) they aren't strategic and B) they're failing to communicate them effectively. Fortunately, closing the CSR story-telling gap can represent great opportunity for savvy companies who want to seize it. Just Good Business shows lead