tag Ethics Related Topics 
Harvard Business
OCTOBER 6, 2016
And socially focused companies like Toms, which appeal to consumers with their “buy one, give one” promise, also praise consumers’ purchasing behavior with their altruistic tag (e.g., “With every product you purchase, TOMS will help a person in need”).
Effective Managers
FEBRUARY 23, 2023
I love his tag line: Coaching consultants beyond start-up to success and on to significance. adherence to an enforceable Code of Ethics). David is a very experienced management consultant, currently on the national board of the Institute of Management Consultants in the USA.
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The Nonprofit Consultant
SEPTEMBER 19, 2007
Tags: donors branding Nonprofit marketing. When does an association with the wrong donor reflect poorly on your nonprofit's brand? Please watch the video (click on the big arrow on my nose to start it) and respond with your answers. BTW, "kenrg" is my nom de 'Tube).
The Nonprofit Consultant
MARCH 29, 2006
But, most importantly, it is a matter of ethics. I always strive to fully abide by the code of ethics published by the AFP (Association of Fundraising Professionals) , which states, "Members shall not accept compensation that is based on a percentage of contributions; nor shall they accept finder's fees." Didn't think so.
Seth Godin Blog
APRIL 13, 2019
The red sole of a Louboutin shoe, or the elegant tag on a pair of Tom’s? Design is the supply chain of Patagonia, the ethics of Purple Carrot and the customer service at Union Square Cafe. What ever happened to details? The sweeping fenders of a Porsche 911 or the needless complications of a fancy watch…. Is this what we’ve come to?
Tom Spencer
AUGUST 17, 2019
So if you’re trying to track the whole lifecycle of a good, you’ll need to have a unique way of tagging and identifying the good, right? Our code is a very simple and cost effective way to uniquely and securely tag a product, and this is something that any traceability project needs.
Harvard Business
MAY 25, 2017
Corporations are now taking a further step beyond objective metrics, which can be financial and nonfinancial, to include subjective measures — tagged as “soft.” In BHP’s case, these are total recorded injury frequency and greenhouse gas emissions.
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