Freeman presents ideas that are forthcoming in Freeman, Harrison and Wicks, "Managing for Stakeholders", which will be published in 2007. His core proposition is "Business is all about value creation and trade". In his opinion, "capitalism" refers to a number of different debates in society: Often the term is confusing and opaque.
Dr. Wilhelm captured the stage again as key note speaker after the dinner (btw an excellent one, don't get me started on this). Funny enough, he quoted a NEPAD executive's speech from the opening session of the Bonn IBF conference from the beginning of the week. And, he ends with a brief but true demand: Do business, but do it in a good and profitable way.
After the morning keynotes, the entire conference moved into a different building – the quite impressive Paul-Löbe-Haus, a politicians’ beehive immediately next to the Bundeskanzleramt.
It's conference week: I could not avoid attending the 2nd International Conference on CSR in Berlin. As they've got WLAN available, I will try to blog it - forgive me for any misunderstandings or wrong perception and interpretation of ideas - mistakes are all mine.
I am just back from a conference on the "Business Challenge Africa", putting business into the responsibility - and opportunity - framework for working towards the Millenium Development Goals.
The Dutch national committee for international coorperation and sustainable development (NCDO) is behind the Business in Development Network (BiD), an online-community that wants to boost entrepreneurship in developing countries.
This weekend's Observer ran an interesting piece on the UK Tory Party's fundraising: While Sting and his wife Trudi Styler, Jemima Khan, her partner Hugh Grant and some 26 others paid 10.000 GBP a head to play cards at an exclusive London member's club, they thought they did so to raise mo
Pooh... quite an excourse to most topics currently discussed in the world of CSR.
Freeman presents ideas that are forthcoming in Freeman, Harrison and Wicks, "Managing for Stakeholders", which will be published in 2007. His core proposition is "Business is all about value creation and trade". In his opinion, "capitalism" refers to a number of different debates in society: Often the term is confusing and opaque.
Friday the 13th starts with missing the tram and thus being late. :(
Dr. Wilhelm captured the stage again as key note speaker after the dinner (btw an excellent one, don't get me started on this). Funny enough, he quoted a NEPAD executive's speech from the opening session of the Bonn IBF conference from the beginning of the week. And, he ends with a brief but true demand: Do business, but do it in a good and profitable way.
After the morning keynotes, the entire conference moved into a different building – the quite impressive 
It's conference week: I could not avoid attending the 
I am just back from a conference on the "
The Dutch national committee for international coorperation and sustainable development (NCDO) is behind the 
This weekend's Observer ran an interesting piece on the