Gaining goodwill: Developing stakeholder approaches to corporate governance

Article Abstract:

Social capital or relationship-based goodwill and the influence of corporate governance practices are observed to be gaining great value in developing and sustaining the trust of social connections and capital markets. The inference of accepting such social assets upholds the importance of stakeholder-inclusive techniques in corporate governance.

Legal issues & crime, Government regulation (cont), Financial management, Government regulation, Legal/Government Regulation, Infrastructure (Economics), Laws, regulations and rules, Company investment, Investments, Corporate governance

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The shareholder value chain: values, vision and shareholder value creation

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The impact of executive value to the creation of shareholder value is explored. It is proposed that the needs and values of leaders and executives drive the strategies that create shareholder value while also creating tension between other directors who have different values.

United Kingdom, Stockholders, Behavior, Executives, Social values, Report

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Focusing on value: reconciling corporate social responsibility, sustainability and a stakeholder approach in a network world

Article Abstract:

The authors conclude with a practical approach to management: set a high standard and achieve value for stakeholders.

Management Development, Methods, Management, Corporate social responsibility, Sustainable growth (Business)

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