Description: Mentoring business in meeting their citizenship obligations
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Let’s face it. Bad things happen to good companies. Of course, good things happen too. The outcome, bad or good, is often dependent on how the news fits with the expectations of those who have an interest in the company. And the expectations can be quite different. For example. Investors may interpret a layoff as a move to improve competitiveness while the same announcement may prompt questions about the future of the company on the part of employees and the community. What's Changed If business doesn’t “ge
Companies who do not engage employees, investors, customers and their community will encounter frustrating delays in accomplishing their business goals, diminishing their competitiveness.
If asked, most company executives would say they always try to do the “right thing” when it comes to corporate behavior. Understanding and acceptance of the “right thing” on the part of all stakeholders makes the difference. The basis of the conversation is open and transparent discussion about who you are, what you do and how you do it.