Supporting projects with a social impact is essential for companies wishing to fulfil their ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) goals. This support not only strengthens the social component of ESG, but also creates tangible and intangible benefits that contribute to the sustainability and long-term success of companies.
As a consultancy company focused on generating positive impact, Stone Soup Consulting does not operate in a void. Context is key. It gives us the key on to how to speak, which gestures to use, how to address people, which tools to apply, and how to contribute to generating that impact. Doing it with or without freedom is something completely different. And how privileged and empowered we are when we have that freedom.
Family businesses play a crucial role in addressing global challenges by integrating social and environmental objectives. With a strong commitment to the future and family reputation, they tend to adopt long-term practices and care about social impact. IFERA's annual conference at Nova SBE on family businesses aims to promote discussions on this topic, bringing together academics and researchers to share knowledge and experiences. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)
We live in a world that is defined by fast changes, positive and negative. Especially when it comes to all the negative developments such as climate change, social inequality, and wealth disparities, we have reached a point where urgent actions are needed.
Despite many challenges, the push for a sustainable future continued gaining momentum in 2023, with advancements in public awareness and relevant action in several fields.
There are many companies looking for sustainability officers in Portugal today. The profile requested is often unreasonable. In many cases, internal recruitment is the solution, for various reasons.
Reflections with and on ethics will allow work spaces to emerge that contribute to a life with more human meaning. This is the case of those who contributed to the study "Ethics and Hybrid Labour", and in particular to this Collective Book.
No, the "B" in B Corp doesn't refer to Business: we're talking about Benefit Companies. Because a company recognized by the B Corp seal is committed to the challenges of sustainable development, prioritizing collective well-being. B Corp's mission is therefore to contribute to the evolution of today's economy.
February of this year saw the publication of the study "Human Development, a key factor for Portugal's success - the contribution of French companies", carried out by BNP Paribas Personal Finance in partnership with the French Foreign Trade Counsellors (CCEF) in Portugal*.
There are already links between social impact and the financial sector, but it is hoped that this relationship will become stronger in the future in all its dimensions, in order to make companies, the social and financial sectors, as well as society in general, prosper.
It may seem like an absurd question, but it's not. And it may seem absurd because companies are not the kind of organization you talk about when you talk about war.
