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Tagged Shared Value

Committing to Shared Value is the Basis for Water Management Innovation at Nestlé Waters

TSSS Contributor
November 13, 2017
Nestle Waters North America, Culture and Leadership, shared value, water
According to Switzer, "water stewardship is a vast subject with many different players; when all stakeholders use Shared Value as a basis for decisions making, good things happen for everyone."

Nestlé Waters is committed to change BUT we can’t do it alone.

Nelson Switzer
October 20, 2017
Nestle Waters North America, shared value, water
If we can leverage water stewardship commitments to fight for market share, it would mean more water stewards and ultimately greater sustainability.

“Every Community Must Be Part of Our Shared Value Mission”. Q&A with Nestlé Waters Chief Sustainability Officer, Nelson Switzer

Mitch Tobin
August 23, 2017
Nestle Waters North America, Retail and Supply Chain, water
Access to clean, safe, secure, sustainable drinking water should be a fundamental human right.

What Is Certified Water And What Does It Have To Do With Shared Value?

TSSS Contributor
August 4, 2017
Nestle Waters North America, Innovation Leaders, water, environmental impact
The AWS Standard aligns with our longstanding commitment to sustainable water management and creating shared value in the communities in which we operate.

6 CSR Trends To Watch In 2017

Susan McPherson
February 5, 2017
Employee Engagement, Business and Sustainability, circular economy, Social Impact
We’re seeing some interesting innovation in policy and business practice gently nudging us towards a more circular economy.

Social Impact: The Metric of Success in the Sustainability Era

Joss Tantram
April 29, 2015
Business and Sustainability, Social Impact
A focus upon social utility – the overall wellbeing that a company brings to society – is a defining characteristic of the companies that will thrive and shape the 21st century.

Shared Value Starts with Embedding a Social Mission into the Corporate Culture

Marc Pfitzer
November 21, 2014
Culture and Leadership, shared value
Creating shared value entails embedding a social mission in the corporate culture and channeling resources to the development of innovations that can help solve social problems.

(REPORT) Moving Beyond Environment…how can business improve its social footprint?

Coro Strandberg
October 5, 2014
Social Impact
The business sector has much to contribute to addressing social issues. It can bring financial support and expertise and customize products and services. It can harness its core competencies and business assets to create lasting societal and business benefits. But perhaps most importantly – customers are beginning to demand this change.
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