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GE’s Profitable Imagination | The New CSR

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A fresh, provocative look at corporate social responsibility. May 19, 2009. GE’s Profitable Imagination. Posted by Jason Saul under Sustainable Social Impact. Earlier this month GE CEO Jeff Immelt announced a new healthcare initiative called Healthymagination. Modeled after the successful Ecomagination. While GE’s products are targeted to developing countries, there is also potential to tap into the US market. My colleague, Eileen Yang, notes the trickle-up effect. More companies should follow GE’s examp...

Social Entrepreneurship and the Millennial Generation | The New CSR

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A fresh, provocative look at corporate social responsibility. March 6, 2009. Social Entrepreneurship and the Millennial Generation. Posted by thenewcsr under Breaking the Strategy Mold. If the millennial generation provides any indication of what’s to come in the social entrepreneurship movement, the future is bright. This past week, em[POWER]. A new enterprise I am helping launch, entered the Dell Social Innovation Competition. And the MIT Clean Energy Competition. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.

Measuring the Business Value of Social Impact | The New CSR

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A fresh, provocative look at corporate social responsibility. April 7, 2009. Measuring the Business Value of Social Impact. Posted by Jason Saul under Next Generation CSR Metrics. Jason Saul, CEO of Mission Measurement gave a speech on “Measuring the Business Value of Social Impact” at the Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship. Annual conference last week. This BCCCC blog post. Highlights Saul’s message of using business outcomes as a lens to identify metrics. Join the discussion!

No Sacrifice Necessary: Generation Y Redefines Doing Good | The New CSR

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A fresh, provocative look at corporate social responsibility. July 23, 2008. No Sacrifice Necessary: Generation Y Redefines Doing Good. Posted by Jason Saul under Breaking the Strategy Mold. Stanford Graduate School of Business. 8221; but “How can we not do something? The resounding chorus is that these young people want to have their cake and eat it too, and in turn, they are searching for potential employers who have the same mission-driven priorities. Yet it is not only wide-eyed college-aged idealist...

The CSR Tipping Point | The New CSR

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A fresh, provocative look at corporate social responsibility. June 2, 2009. The CSR Tipping Point. Posted by Jason Saul under Sustainable Social Impact. Earlier this week IBM released a report titled Attaining sustainable growth through corporate social responsibility. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.