2007 CSR Essay 5: Green Row Communications
28 Sep 2007
Go the extra green mile An acute heightened ecological awareness among consumers means businesses must not miss the green boat... says Helen Trevorrow
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Back up words with actions Good publicity needs to be rooted in meaningful action in order for companies to really make an impact... says Jayanti Durai
Go the extra green mile An acute heightened ecological awareness among consumers means businesses must not miss the green boat... says Helen Trevorrow
Plan carefully to add value The ever-mounting scrutiny emerging from mainstream investors will raise the bar for the CSR function... says Thrusie Maurseth-Cahill
Loyalty to a worthier cause Companies must deicde if they want to take a lead in creating life-improving products and services to effect change... says John Drummond
Honesty is the best policy Do not be affraid to use CSR as a marketing tool, just be aware that the public are very good at spotting fakes... says Gary Freemantle
Follow the formula - it works Companies need to put into place a well-thought-out strategy before publicising their CSR initiatives... says Jed Bailey
CSR must find its moral code The overwhelming evidence of climate change means that companies must act to examine their ethical credentials... says James Wright
Change must begin here Agencies need to make sure their own ethical policies are sound before promoting those of their clients... says Brendan May
Without doubt, over the past decade, there has been a major shift in thinking in the boardrooms of UK plc.
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