A presentation that looks at how corporate CSR, sustainability and ethics communications have evolved to the present day, and where they may be headed next. Used to based a talk on for an upcoming conference rather than as a stand alone...
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CSR, Ethics and Sustainability Communications -- Then and Now
1. CSR communication – a brief tour
Tobias Webb, founder, Ethical Corporation & Stakeholder Intelligence
2. Founded 2001
Business magazine
Based in London, global
network of writers
8000 articles on
Ethicalcorp.com
Serving 3000 companies
Hosts Conferences
Publishes Reports
Interview hundreds of
managers every year
More at:
www.ethicalcorp.com
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5. External CSR communication: Today’s key audiences
Stakeholders Consumers
“Opinion formers”:
NGOs
Academics
Business media
Communities
Government/Civil Servants
Institutions/Investors
Traditional Middle Classes:
(ABC1’s)
Consumer media
Other demographic groups:
Luxury market
Lower income groups
6. Was the “Blood Sugar” boycott of the 1790s the first? Perhaps
Controversial from
the 1790s onwards
17. Launched in 2007: “Ten years of incrementalism leading to transformation”
18. 2012/13: M&S : Raising $2.3 million for Oxfam, reducing environmental impacts
19. Earthkeepers product line:
10% of sales: Over $1 billion
Inspired by Greenpeace’s
“Slaughtering the Amazon”
2009 report
20,000 emails to CEO inspired
Innovation!
26. What does all this mean?
• Ethics debate is not new:
Boycotts go back to 1790s
• Companies
communicating more
about values from 1960s
• 1960-2000’s:“Broadcast”
• No eco-label represents
more than 10% of
‘market’ (FSC, MSC etc) Kimberly-Clark:
“$5 Billion in eco-sales by 2020”?
27. What does all this mean?
• Social media: Opportunity and
major risk (Nestle/Greenpeace)
• CSR issues not yet
‘mainstreamed’ with
consumers: Mostly response to
NGO/Media pressure
• Today’s communication about
engagement and response:
Timberland, Patagonia, niche
brands…increasing
sophistication in approaches
• Can Unilever/M&S etc take it
mainstream? We will find out…
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28. Want to know more?
Online Training Module on CSR Communications
Regular "Smarter Business Blog“
Visit: www.ethicalcorp.com
Free presentations on CSR and Communication
Email me: Tobias.Webb@stakeholderintel.com