CSR Without Credibility In boardrooms across the globe, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has evolved from a fringe philanthropic exercise into a core strategic imperative. Chief executives proclaim commitments to climate action, equitable labour practices, and community investment, while investors signal preference for ESG‑aligned portfolios. But beneath this swelling rhetoric lies an uncomfortable truth: a substantial […]
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Rethinking CSR in an Age of Accountability In an era where stakeholder expectations heighten by the day, the traditional construct of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is at an inflection point. What was once an optional appendage to corporate strategy—public relations exercises or checklist philanthropy—is now increasingly scrutinized under the lens of accountability, impact, and systemic
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Corporate Purpose Without Platitudes: Toward Strategic Authenticity In 2020, when the Business Roundtable redefined the purpose of the corporation to include stakeholders beyond shareholders, the business world declared a new era of enlightened capitalism. Yet halfway through the decade, the gap between aspiration and action is increasingly evident. Corporate purpose has become both a badge
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CSR Is Dead—Long Live Integrated Value Creation In the early 21st century, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) captivated executives and stakeholders alike as a means for companies to “give back” to society. However, as leaders wrestle with global challenges such as climate change, inequality, and stakeholder activism, traditional CSR — often peripheral and philanthropic — is
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SUSTAINABILITY AND CSR AS TOOLS FOR LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT In today’s interconnected world, sustainability and corporate social responsibility (CSR) are no longer optional add-ons — they have become strategic imperatives that shape corporate direction, stakeholder trust, and long-term viability. Beyond driving environmental and social value, sustainability and CSR are powerful tools for leadership development. Leaders who
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