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Corporate Social Responsibility

The business case for CSR argues that a responsible attitude towards society and the environment can make a business more competitive, more resilient to shocks, and more likely to attract and hold consumers and the best employees.

What your customers say

Environmental and social responsibility should beat at the heart of every business leader. And a company's consumers agree too. In 1998, 26% of the population believed that when buying a company’s product it was very important that the company showed a high degree of social responsibility, by 2002 this had risen to 44%, showing that a company's reputation is one of its most valuable assets, and that CSR is fast becoming a priority for consumers. By 2008 this is predicted to grow to 76%.

We don't claim to know everything about Corporate and Social Responsibility; much of it is about a company's attitude to its stakeholders. But from a young budding company that has held CSR at the forefront of it’s service through continuous growth and development so we're constantly learning and refining our strategy.

But we're always happy to share our experiences and point you in the right direction, so that your business or organisation can make a difference and benefit from CSR.

With that in mind we are currently putting together an easy to follow, 10-step guide to help you understand what's involved and get you started.

What your employees say

A recent Ipsos Mori poll indicates that businesses have an increased chance of success if they are environmentally aware. It found that 86% of employees think it is important that their employer is responsible for society and the environment. Furthermore, 23% of employees who think that their company is environmentally aware have an increasing sense of motivation to make the company succeed, compared to just 8% where businesses are not perceived as being green.