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| Delivering corporate social responsibility A practical guide to developing and implementing a CSR strategy – and making it work
Who is this course for?: Company secretaries,
company secretarial teams,
chief executives,
finance directors,
directorsLevel: Intermediate Duration: 1 day CPD: 6 hrs Corporate social responsibility, or CSR, has moved steadily up the business agenda over the last few years – but what exactly is the business case for CSR? How can companies put CSR principles into practice, particularly in these resource-straitened times? And what roles do the board, employees, customers, politicians and all manner of other stakeholders have to play in turning CSR theory into good corporate behaviours? Programme Speakers Tony Hoskins Tony Hoskins is Chief Executive of The Virtuous Circle, a specialist management consultancy that works with national and international businesses in enhancing shareholder value through effective corporate reporting, building their reputation through developing and implementing their CSR strategies, and building an understanding of non-financial risks and their management. Ian Redington has business experience in UK and overseas markets. Much of his corporate career has been in operations and marketing but latterly he moved into HR, combining it with commercial responsibilities. A member of the Chartered Institute of Personnel & Development, he holds a Masters Degree in Strategic Human Resource Management. As TVC’s Development Director he is responsible for developing new relationships with prospective clients. He is also the author of TVC’s research report for CIPD. He is known as an excellent problem solver and strategic thinker with an understanding across all aspects of business with experience of several different industry sectors. Related Books The ICSA Corporate Social Responsibility Handbook, 2nd editionThe ICSA Company Reporting Handbook |
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  12 October 2010 ICSA, 16 Park Crescent, London, W1B 1AH Cost £:472.5 + VAT at 17.50% (ICSA Members) Cost £: 525.00 + VAT at 17.50% (Non-ICSA Members) 13 April 2011 view cart
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