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Is corporate social responsibility (CSR) businesspeople greenwashing their guilty souls? Or is CSR a path by which business can have meaningful social impact?
My article, Desire for a Return to Original Social Responsibility, is published in the peer-reviewed Corporate Social Responsibility and Social Ethics Blog.
Companies have failed to deliver on their “original” social responsibility (i.e., the fundamental social needs they were created to fulfill.) Delivering such core value today requires a toolbox that combines actions we typically view as for-profit with (read more here).
Please share your thoughts in the comments or by sending me an email: info@RodWallacePhD.Com.
Our society cannot just survive. For the sake of our children, it must thrive.
Rod
Dr. Rod Wallace is an economist, consultant, and speaker who helps businesses make more money by solving society’s problems. A Fulbright Fellow, he has led multi-organization billion-dollar initiatives worldwide and partnered with a Silicon Valley pioneer to explore the impact of Artificial Intelligence on society.
Rod speaks about how to integrate social responsibility into business to maximize profit and purpose. He highlights digital technology’s impact on society and the strategies and tools with which business can solve our big, systemic problems.
Contact Rod at info@RodWallacePhD.com.