Written by: rhod - April 23, 2013
The London Benchmarking Group (LBG) has developed an internationally recognised standard for measuring and evaluating corporate community investment. LBG tools enable companies to account for total community investment, reporting on … Read More…
Written by: rhod - October 7, 2012
If there is one sector that stands to gain the most from shared value thinking, it is the not-for-profit sector. At our most recent Shared Value Project leadership group roundtable it … Read More…
Written by: rhod - October 7, 2012
There is no doubt the creation of shared value and measurement of social impact is fast gaining acknowledgement among business, government and the not for profit sector. This is a pivotal … Read More…
Written by: rhod - August 25, 2012
To create shared value, you must first find the many interfaces an organisation has with people. Most companies are becoming pretty good at measuring employee impact. But what of the many … Read More…
Written by: henry - February 28, 2012
Imagine, just for a moment, that Adam Smith strolled the few blocks from where he penned The Wealth of Nations to the future grounds of the London Stock Exchange. Now … Read More…
Written by: henry - June 26, 2012
There’s an oft quoted truism that a tyrannical Minister will have tyrannical advisors. If you stay too close to the fire your blood will boil, and you will be burned. … Read More…
Written by: rhod - April 23, 2013
The London Benchmarking Group (LBG) has developed an internationally recognised standard for measuring and evaluating corporate community investment. LBG tools enable companies to account for total community investment, reporting on … Read More…
Written by: rhod - April 23, 2013
For some time, FSG (the progenitor of shared value thinking) has been planning development of a well defined community of practice. That planning has sought input from a range of contributors … Read More…
Written by: rhod - April 23, 2013
Any psychologist will tell you that almost all human behaviour is learned. The business academic will relate that specialisation leads to economies of scale, hence the emergence of huge, highly organised businesses … Read More…
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