Essays about: "Develop a corporate strategy"

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1. 6. "Take a stand or stay seated": A framework of essential prerequisites for companies considering whether or not to implement a Brand Activism strategy

   University essay from Lunds universitet/Företagsekonomiska institutionen

   Author : Mathea Talene Herzberg; Louisa Krischkowsky; Julius Grigaliunas; [2023]
   Keywords : Brand Activism; Brand Management; Corporate Social Responsibility; Business and Economics;

   Abstract : Purpose: Brand Activism is a phenomenon that only recently became an area of greater interest. The aim of this paper is to follow a call for research and develop a framework that aids brand managers and other decision makers to identify essential prerequisites that their brand should have in place to increase the likelihood for successful Brand Activism. READ MORE

3. 7. Healing or Harmful? A case study of healing crystals supply chain and how transparency can work as a tool for retailers when developing a sustainability strategy

   University essay from Göteborgs universitet/Företagsekonomiska institutionen

   Author : Linnéa Graflund; Elena Paanalahti; [2022-07-01]
   Keywords : gemstone mining industry; Green Supply Chain Management; Supply Chain Transparency; Supply chain;

   Abstract : The market for healing crystals has exploded in recent years due to increased consumer interest in the ‘healing’ qualities it may offer. The main problems within the healing crystal industry is the unsafe and unethical labor conditions among others, but the most critical part is the lack of transparency within the supply chains which leaves consumers and retailers unknowing of the actual social, environmental and economic impacts of crystals. READ MORE

4. 8. Incorporating Climate Change in the Eurosystem's Corporate Sector asset purchases : Design of a Climate Change Score

   University essay from KTH/Hållbar utveckling, miljövetenskap och teknik

   Author : Maxime Barthe; [2022]
   Keywords : Climate change score; Corporate sector; Asset purchases; Eurosystem; Klimatrelaterade betyg; Företagssektorn; Tillgångsköp; Eurosystemet;

   Abstract : The new European Central Bank’s strategy review, unveiled in July 2021, has placed climate change at the core of its new monetary policy strategy. As climate change affects price stability through physical and transition risks, climate change considerations belong to the Eurosystem’s primary mandate. READ MORE

5. 9. Artificial Intelligence and Corporate Social Responsibility in the Online Gambling Industry

   University essay from Göteborgs universitet/Graduate School

   Author : Kristijan Salihovic; [2021-07-08]
   Keywords : Online gambling; Responsible gambling; Gambling addiction; Problem gambling; CSR; AI; Moral profit; Customer-oriented Moral and Systemic Proactivity; COMSP; Gambling-related Harm Reduction and Prevention; G-HARP; Cloud-based Global Gambling Registry; CGGR; International Gambling Standards; IGAS;

   Abstract : Background: Digital technology and the Internet have created the preconditions for the development of online gambling. Gamblers can play or bet online whenever they want and wherever they are. Gambling should be entertaining, allowing players to keep it in balance with other activities in their lives. READ MORE

6. 10. Do the right thing- A paradox theory approach to corporate sustainability strategies

   University essay from Göteborgs universitet/Graduate School

   Author : Maximilian Anstrén; Viktor Espeling; [2021-06-24]
   Keywords : Corporate Sustainability; Organisational tensions; Paradox theory; Sustainability strategy; Performing paradoxes; Organising paradoxes; Case study;

   Abstract : Through a never-before-seen momentum, the concept of corporate sustainability has become a considerable part of the corporate world. In the past couple of years, more and more multinational corporations have tried to develop and integrate a sustainability strategy encompassing environmental-, social and economic aspects within their organisations, often with a mainstream, for-profit strategy. READ MORE