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(4) values/founding principals of the Bill/Melinda Gates Foundation
1)improve health/lower poverty in developing nations

2)Bring computer tech to public libraries

3) Improve education

4) Help low-income families in Seattle
CSR
Corporate Social Responsibilty
sources of pressure on corporations for social responsibility
competitors
advocacy groups
stockholders/investors
customers
employees
events/crises
governments
multilateral organizations
philanthropic requests
communities
business model
underlying idea/theory of how business will create value by making/selling in mkt
Traditional Business model
central strategy is meeting market demands in order to create value
Progressive Business model
strategy meets mkt needs through mitigating social problems
Model Process of CSR implementation
CSR Review
CSR Strategy
Implementation
Reporting & Verification
Revisions, Adjs, Cont. improve
CSR Review
Discovery of the societal impacts and expectations unique to company
-factors: size, location, culture, processes, employees. etc...

Discovery of Core Values
-Mission Statement

Engaging Stakeholders
-Stakeholder map
*plan of engagement
CSR Strategy
Overall strategy for CSR. Construct social initiatives from the CSR Review to be objectives
"Essential Test": social issues
-generic v competitive issues
Ecomagination
Term to define GE research lab's concern for the environment and the company's imagination...play on words
Implementation of CSR Strategy
strategy must be translated into specific goals and objectives
-policies and procedures
-formal structure/informalities

*Organization Structure
-decision making structure
-centralization of oversight

*Action Planning

*Performance Goals, Timelines, and Targets

*Performance Accountability
-social goals in job descrip.

*Alignment of Strategy & Culture
CSR Reporting and Verification
*Create transparency w/info

*Sustainability Reporting
-sustainable development
GRI
Global Reporting Initiative

*Triple Bottom Line
*Provide assurance/verification of the reporting
-Auditors
Triple Bottom Line
Accounting of a firm's performance indicators:
Economic
Environmental
Social
Philanthropy
concern for the welfare of society
-expressed by gifts of money or property
-activities for social progress
Revenue Act (1935)
First break of legal restrictions allowing charitable contributions
-tax deductable up to 5%
(10% in 1981) on net profits before taxes
A. P. Smith Manufacturing Company
1953 Surpreme Court of NJ rules laws restricting charitable donations were outdated and it is reasonable for public to expect generosity from profitable companies.
altruism
selfless concern for the welfare of others
strategic philanthropy
alignment of corporate charitable strategy with the business strategy
checkbook philanthropy
passive form of philanthropy giving to causes that have little or no relation to business strategy
Cause-Related Marketing
charitable contributions based on purchases of a product