Title: Mission or Business
1Mission or Business?
- To make business out of Corporate Social
Responsibility - CSR and branding
- Interest for CSR among our customers
2- Ola Löhman, CEO CSR Stockholm
- Ramon Ollé, CEO Epson Europe
- Pär Larshans, HR Director, Max Hamburger
Restaurants
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4- Ola Löhman, CEO CSR Stockholm
5- Ola Löhman, CEO CSR Stockholm
- Ramon Ollé, CEO Epson Europe
- Pär Larshans, HR Director, Max Hamburger
Restaurants
6 Ola Löhman ola_at_csrstockholm.se
070-657 33 40
7CSR
Corporate social responsibility, Sustainability,
Corporate citizenship, Corporate Responsibility,
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE, Corporate philantropy, The
good corporation, Business ethics Values,
Charity, Sustainability
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10a corporations social responsibility focuses on
the economic, financial, legal and ethical
expectations society has at a given point in
time A.B Carroll 1979
11CITIZENSHIP
ETHICS
LEGAL
PROFIT
12CITIZENSHIP
ETHICS
Do what is right Avoid doing harm Managing
expectations Stakeholders
LEGAL
PROFIT
133C
14Capital
Customers
Competence
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17- 78 Brand Reputation
- 58 Motivate employees
- 48 Marketposition
- 47 License to operate
18Commercials Public Relations a small part of
what communicates .
19..but it builds expectations
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Expectations
- Expectations for CSR continue to grow
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Performance
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2003
2005
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Expectations
- Expectations for CSR continue to grow
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- Rating of industry CSR performance continues
- to drop
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Performance
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2001
2003
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22HIGH
Concern to external stakeholders
MEDIUM
LOW
HIGH
LOW
MEDIUM
Current impact on company
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24 GLOBAL BUSINESS DISABILITY INITIATIVE
25 Ola Löhman ola_at_csrstockholm.se
070-657 33 40
26Draft 0.1 Brand StrategyWorkability International
27Objektives
- Overall objectives
- Increase the number of members within WBI
- Contribute to increase the employment and work
for people with disabilities - Project objectives
- A proposed strategy for a broader use of WBI
Brand - Proposed rules for use of WBI Brand
- Create awareness of the WBI Brand among the
member organizations - Create a platform for further communications
28Project Plan
Survey
WBImeetingSept 2007
DraftCirkulation
WBImeetingSept2008
Implement..
TestAudit
29Questionnaire
- 1. What does the Workability International brand
mean to you? - 2. Does it add value to your organization? Does
it open any doors for your organization? - 3. What do you think the vision of Workability
International is? What do you think the
organization want to achieve? - 4. Are there any gaps between the desired image
of Workability International and its actual
image? - 5. Do you use the Workability International logo
on any of your marketing material, websites or
business stationary? - 6. Do you plan to use the Workability
International logo on any of the above in the
future? - 7. What is your vision for the future of the
Workability International brand? How could it be
of maximum value to you and your organization?
30Conclusions
- The Workability International brand signifies
employment for people with disabilities,
international cooperation and exchanging ideas. - 50 per cent of the respondents believe that WBI
add value, the other half dont. Few believes it
opens any doors. - There is an agreement among the respondents on
WBIs vision and what they believe the
organization want to achieve champion the right
of people with disabilities worldwide, especially
in the field of employment. - The brand Workability International is considered
too unknown among all respondents. - The actual image of the organization is lots of
talking and processing and little action. - Hardly anyone of the members uses the Workability
International logo on their materials, but they
could eventually do so. - The respondents whish to see a more active and
visible organization with more substance. This is
believed to enhance its influence and voice in
matters concerning employment of people with
disabilities.