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A platform for change |
Greetings from Boston where SVP is leading a delegation at the 2019 Shared Value Leadership Summit. We look forward to sharing our learnings and insights with you on Twitter and LinkedIn.
Five years after launching SVP in the Asia Pacific, the shared value conversation continues to gain momentum; and with global uncertainty and social divisions only deepening, there could be no better time for businesses to look beyond the balance sheet to the social areas intrinsically linked to their operations.
The 2019 State of Shared Value in Australia and New Zealand Report echoes this sentiment, and provides 10 important steps that companies can take to embed and enact shared value in their organisation. The report highlights the continued growth of shared value in the region, but suggests we still have some way to go before it reaches its maturity in Australia and New Zealand.
To this end, with the 2019 federal election fast approaching, SVP has considered some of the key opportunities for the government to support the continued growth of shared value in our region.
I encourage you to share your ideas and impress on our major parties that if they are serious about growing the economy and addressing pressing social issues, they must strengthen the ties between the private and public sector.
Helen Steel
Chief Executive Officer
Have a question about #sharedvalue? Tweet us @SharedValueAust
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SVP's challenge to government |
SVP is challenging the government to strengthen ties with the private sector to address the most pressing and entrenched social issues facing society. Read the opportunities we have identified to build our economy and drive social change.
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Ten steps to embedding shared value |
SVP and A.T. Kearney are pleased to release the 2019 State of Shared Value in Australia and New Zealand Report which provides 10 practical insights for companies to move up the shared value maturity curve.
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Shared Value Champion: Gary Cohen, BD |
Our Shared Value Champion this month is Gary Cohen, Executive Vice President, Global Health at BD and one of the international leaders joining us at #SVSummitAPAC. Gary talks about BD's success in addressing safety risks for health workers, and his role as a leader in supporting shared value.
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Shared value has helped bring purpose to the core of AIA |
Damien Mu, CEO of AIA Australia and New Zealand, describes what being a founding member of SVP has meant for AIA Australia.
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Book now: Advancing your shared value learning |
Go beyond fundamental shared value theory, and learn how to identify social issues as business opportunities in this advanced-level workshop on Thursday 23 May run by shared value expert, Hugh Foley.
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#SVSummitAPAC Learning Tour |
Tickets for our first Shared Value Learning Tour are strictly limited. Don't miss this exclusive opportunity to meet directly with shared value leaders from AIA Australia, Enel, IAG, Lion and NAB in a unique, small-group setting.
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Shared value in the media |
Catch up on highlights from shared value in the media and the global community.
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How Mars is embedding purpose and avoiding 'purpose-washing', Corporate Citizenship, 30 April
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Doing a Patagonia: What does a bold, socially conscious purpose do for business? Smart Company, 30 April
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Why purpose is the new competitive advantage, Forbes, 28 April
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How board members really feel about ESG, from deniers to true believers, Harvard Business Review, 19 April
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Not just a tick in a box, social impact needs to be a company-wide initiative, Business Chief, 18 April
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Is sustainability profitable? Business Because, 17 April
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