Answering the Critics of Shared Value
The critics of shared value often misunderstand what it is (and isn’t), highlighting the need for more discussion about the role it plays. And I come at this as a practitioner who is [...]
By Phil Preston
Posted Why Move Beyond Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)?
Companies once regarded corporate social responsibility (CSR) programs as a means for maintaining their licence to operate, but that’s now changing. At the recent Australian Food & [...]
A Guide to Shared Value Measurement: Blending Economic and Social Benefits
After co-presenting a masterclass in Sydney earlier this year, Andrew Hamilton and I created a resource for shared value measurement – the topic that everyone wanted to talk more about. The [...]
