Many companies are not capitalising on their corporate sustainability and responsibility (CSR) efforts. International social business advisor Tania Ellis explains why. Click on the below “Read more” link to read the whole article.
The Social Business Company ®
19 Jul 2022
CSR is a business discipline – and requires change managementLaws and directives are putting pressure on companies to work with sustainability. But are regulations and compliance enough to drive value-creating sustainable business actions? In this article Tania Ellis presents main challenges companies need to overcome in order to capitalize on their efforts and turn legal obligations into value creating business opportunities.
19 Oct 2021
Interview about responsible LeadershipListen to Tania Ellis’s thoughts on how responsible leadership starts with self-awareness and a clear vision of what drives you. In this interview Tania Ellis also elaborates on her own experience with leading teams and how employees are motivated by having a shared understanding. Finally she gives advice to young leaders who want to work […]
15 Jan 2020
Interview for USWC 2019 MagazineOn November 1st 2019 the Best 40 University impact startups from around the world came together at the University Startup World Cup (USWC) in Copenhagen to network and pitch their ideas. As a keynote speaker, Tania Ellis gave inspiring insights into how the SDGs provide a framework for companies who want to create positive impact […]
Eco-business.com
19 March 2014
Many companies are not capitalising on their corporate sustainability and responsibility (CSR) efforts. International social business advisor Tania Ellis explains why. Click on the below “Read more” link to read the whole article.
SustainabilityNext
March issue 2014
Apopo trains the widely present African Giant Pouched Rat to detect landmines and tuberculosis, which at the same time as it saves lives, provides local jobs for the economically disadvantaged. The Apopo case is illustrative of how social entrepreneurs create value: they develop social innovations that meet needs that are either overserved because the existing solutions are more complex than required – or not served at all because […]
Eco-business.com
5 Dec 2013
“If you don’t give back, no one will like you“. This is the motto of Crowdrise – an internet portal which, among other things, makes it possible for both organisations and individuals to start their own fundraising campaigns in support of a good cause. To read the full article, click on the ‘Read more’ link below.
Hagainitiativet
21 Oct 2013
The rise of the MeWes will affect any company wanting to attract and retain the best talent. The MeWe employees are pressuring companies to find an ideal blend of financial reward and personal fulfilment, because an engaged and committed workforce is a central route to increased productivity, performance – and innovation.
Eco-business.com
4 Oct 2013
Many companies are spending a lot of both time and money on their sustainability reporting. But does anyone actually read the reports? Social business expert Tania Ellis brings you 6 tips on how you can make your reporting come alive. Click on the ‘Read more’ link below to read the full article.
Eco-business.com
30 May 2013
Engaging employees in corporate social responsibility efforts is not just about saving the world, it’s also about securing future bottom line results. Tania Ellis shares examples and cases of different kinds of employee engagement. To read the full article, click Read more below.
By Tania Ellis
29 January 2013
Megatrend #1 – Clear purpose: Put purpose before profit, and make money anyway It is not enough to aim at boosting the financial bottom line or creating value for shareholders alone. Commercial companies have to work with purposes that have more vigour and appeal to both the hearts and minds of their stakeholders. They can […]
Futuristas
January 2013
Tania Ellis, who contributes here to Forum For The Future’s Green Futures Special Edition about why women are crucial to the changes we must make to achieve healthy lives in resilient economies.
Danish Responsibility
28 November 2012
Many companies dedicated to corporate social responsibility face the challenge of giving life to their CSR strategies, guidelines and codes of conduct in a way that is meaningful to the individual employee and adds value to the bottom line. Fortunately, there are several ways to get started.
Danish Responsibility
23 October 2012
Community, participation, transparency, quality and sustainability. In our quest for sustainable business models great inspiration can be gained from cooperative business values.