Michael Porter: Creating Shared Value

Bishop William Lawrence University Professor Michael Porter of Harvard Business School spoke to an audience of senior corporate giving professionals at CECP's Corporate Philanthropy Summit on June 2, 2010 about the role of business in social and economic development. He introduced the concept of "Creating Shared Value" (CSV) as distinct from "Corporate Social Responsibility" (CSR) and explained how CSV can help advance both the corporate and social goals of a company.

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• Creating Shared Value
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• Corporate Philanthropy
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[Malaka57]

Ahhhh, there he is, on the Nestle self-promotion BS tube.... I thought so. I studied communications in "a big Massachusetts University".... and heard such bullshit as would gag a Congressman coming from the profs, that undergrads just swallowed..... It turns out, most of the profs were consulting for the industry (the networks back then). The profs have become bullshit machines for industry. End of democracy.

[Malaka57]

"It hasn't benefited businesses"? I would like some back up on that statement. I have worked as a business journalist, folks, "business" was a bad word in the late 70s, today whenever something W"good" happens it's business, and when something "bad" happens it's government. And the businesses are raking in money like it's nobody's business, and running roughshod over society without much challenge.... All these buzzwords... CSR, move the needle, raise the bar....