Monthly Archives: November 2011

The trampoline approach to creating sustainable value

In the past this blog has waxed lyrical about shared value…. the concept of creating positive outcomes from business that benefit all stakeholders. With this ultimately delivering stronger, more sustainable value for shareholders. Shared value and similar concepts have been championed by Michael … Continue reading

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Young Professionals disillusioned with hire and fire treatment

I came across a great article in the New York Times talking about how smart young professionals who work on Wall Street have got a raw deal since the outbreak of market turmoil in 2007/8 Being young on Wall Street … Continue reading

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Bank of America case study in strategic philanthropy

This is an interesting example of how corporations can strengthen their business model by doing good. Based on an article in the Harvard Business Review blog. Seven years ago, Bank of America launched Neighborhood Builders, a program that provides grants … Continue reading

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