Practical Corporate Social Responsibility

Practical Corporate Social Responsibility, available at $34.99, has an average rating of 4.3, with 33 lectures, based on 48 reviews, and has 155 subscribers.

You will learn about Corporate social responsibilities in trouble times and the role of business leaders What are compulsory corporate social responsibility commitment policies and their effectiveness and pitfall Learn corporate social responsibility implications Corporate social responsibility in an age of negativity Corporate social responsibility for the technology firms Learn business case for sustainability Corporate social responsibility in turbulent times and the way forward for corporates This course is ideal for individuals who are students, bankers, Chief executive officers, NGO, Companies, consultants, brokers, investment professionals, entrepreneurs, managers, directors. teachers, marketers , everybody etc It is particularly useful for students, bankers, Chief executive officers, NGO, Companies, consultants, brokers, investment professionals, entrepreneurs, managers, directors. teachers, marketers , everybody etc.

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Title: Practical Corporate Social Responsibility

Price: $34.99

Average Rating: 4.3

Number of Lectures: 33

Number of Published Lectures: 33

Number of Curriculum Items: 33

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 33

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Corporate social responsibilities in trouble times and the role of business leaders
What are compulsory corporate social responsibility commitment policies and their effectiveness and pitfall
Learn corporate social responsibility implications
Corporate social responsibility in an age of negativity
Corporate social responsibility for the technology firms
Learn business case for sustainability
Corporate social responsibility in turbulent times and the way forward for corporates

Who Should Attend

students, bankers, Chief executive officers, NGO, Companies, consultants, brokers, investment professionals, entrepreneurs, managers, directors. teachers, marketers , everybody etc

Target Audiences

students, bankers, Chief executive officers, NGO, Companies, consultants, brokers, investment professionals, entrepreneurs, managers, directors. teachers, marketers , everybody etc

Corporate social responsibility makes for eminent business sense as well when one considers the knock- on effect that social and environmental responsibility brings to businesses. For instance, corporations exist in a symbiotic relationship with their environment ( the term environment refers to all components of the external environment and to ecological environment alone) where their exchange with the larger environment determines to a large extent how well they do in their profit seeking endeavors.

The term corporate social responsibility gives a chance to all the employees of an organization to contribute towards the society, environment, country and so on.

Corporate social responsibility goes a long way in creating a positive word of mouth for the organization on the whole. Doing something for your society. stakeholders, customers would not only take your business to a higher level but also ensure long term growth and success. Corporate social responsibility plays a crucial role in making your brand popular not only among your competitors but media, other organizations and most importantly people who are your direct customers. People develop a positive feeling for a brand which take the initiative of educating poor children, planting trees for a greener environment, bringing electricity to villages and providing employment to people.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Introduction to corporate social responsibility

Lecture 3: Importance of corporate social responsibility

Chapter 2: Corporate Social Responsibilities In Trouble Times And Role Of Business Leaders

Lecture 1: What is the responsibilities of business in these trouble times

Lecture 2: Why the present times make it difficult for business leaders who speak up

Lecture 3: Business and business leaders must act before it is tool late

Lecture 4: Why leading icons of industry must refocus their philanthropic activities

Chapter 3: How To Demonstrate Responsibility

Lecture 1: Being responsible day to day

Lecture 2: Interacting with others

Lecture 3: Tackling long-term challenge

Chapter 4: What Are Compulsory CSR Commitment Policies And Their Effectiveness And Pitfall

Lecture 1: What are compulsory CSR and how they work in corporates

Lecture 2: Compulsory CSR commitment should not turn to green wasting and photo ops

Lecture 3: How such policies can be made effective by the corporates

Chapter 5: Does Billionaire Philanthropy Work? Examining The Different Sides Of The debate

Lecture 1: What is billionaire philanthropy and why it is the news

Lecture 2: The argument for billionaire philanthropy

Lecture 3: The argument against billionaire philanthropy

Lecture 4: How the foundation of the rich can be made more effective

Chapter 6: Corporate Social Responsibility In Turbulent Time And The Way Forward

Lecture 1: The best times and the worst of times and corporate social responsibility

Lecture 2: Corporate social responsibility in times of turbulent and upheaval

Lecture 3: The way forward

Lecture 4: Business leaders in dark times

Chapter 7: The Business Case For Sustainability

Lecture 1: Why it pays off to be clean and green

Lecture 2: Why the business of business is also to be sustainable

Lecture 3: Activist investors, and judicial action world

Lecture 4: Extreme climate events, disaster capitalism, and prevention is better than cure

Chapter 8: Corporate Social Responsibility For The Tech Firm

Lecture 1: The evolution of CSR from the industrial to the digital revolution

Lecture 2: The battle over data, which is the new oil

Chapter 9: Corporate Social Responsibility In An Age Of Negativity

Lecture 1: Corporate social responsibility in an age of negativity

Lecture 2: Corporates are constrained by the need to make profit

Lecture 3: Corporates are doing something and some real world example of this

Chapter 10: Corporate Social Responsibility Implications For Business

Lecture 1: Corporate social responsibility in the present age

Lecture 2: Corporate social responsibility implications of global supply chain

Lecture 3: Socially conscious and environmentally responsible marketing

Instructors

Eric Yeboah
MBA/ PGDip

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