Six Ways to Create Shared Value
In this post, we cover six ways that organizations across sectors can create shared value for their stakeholders—customers, community, workers, the environment, and so on.
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In this post, we cover six ways that organizations across sectors can create shared value for their stakeholders—customers, community, workers, the environment, and so on.
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