Shared Value requires Shared Responsibility: Whose Responsibility is Corporate Social Responsibility? Watching some of the discussion on corporate social responsibility it sometimes seems like governments,… continue reading »
A collection of Tweets and Posts from the past weeks. Some interesting (I hope!). Some not so much. Excuse the formatting. Blogger doesn’t seem to… continue reading »
Dirty, ugly mining has lessons for Hi Tech! And Hi Tech should pay attention or it could feel the pain that mining felt when it… continue reading »
Let’s be honest: Internal CSR Communications Suck CSR Mumbley Gook communications need to stop. Until us CSR Professionals get better at internal communications and engagement we… continue reading »
A few people have asked me to put my recent tweets into a document so here they are. Follow me here https://twitter.com/ZINGmoreif you want to… continue reading »
The private sector is playing an increasingly important role in development. Companies from all sectors, including especially the extractive and fast moving consumer goods sectors,… continue reading »
Eight more common mistakes in multi-sector CSR partnerships Natural Partnerships – Unnatural partners. Last week I did a short piece on five common mistakes in… continue reading »
Five Common mistakes that prevent and destroy multi-sector CSR partnerships The private sector is playing an increasingly important role in development. Companies from all sectors,… continue reading »
Why hide self-interest? Do you really think you are fooling anyone? Last week I was doing some work on corporate social responsibility and stakeholder communications. … continue reading »
Compiled from contributions made by faculty and participants at an Executive program on How to effectively engage stakeholders in emerging markets. Edited by Wayne Dunn… continue reading »
Eight self-interested steps to creating a CSR Program A CSR Thoughtpiece from the CSR Training Institute – By Wayne Dunn Self-interest = ‘What’s in it… continue reading »
This post might seem out of character for me but I have become so frustrated by such an important issue being communicated so badly. … continue reading »