Richard Ellis at the Asia Pacific Summit 2011
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AllianceBoots recognizes the importance of stakeholder dialogue in developing successful and sustainable CSR strategies. They use a "Wheel of Fortune" process that involves ongoing dialogue with stakeholders from various groups to ensure their CSR activities remain relevant. This includes discussions with NGOs, media, academics, government, investors and employees. AllianceBoots has also taken several practical steps to reduce their environmental impact, such as decreasing air freight and packaging to cut costs and emissions.
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Richard Ellis at the Asia Pacific Summit 2011
- 6. The Alliance Boots process for managing CSR: “The Wheel of Fortune” Stakeholder dialogue academics media non governmental organisations shareholders government socially responsible investment employees suppliers customers
- 7. NGO scrutiny as high as ever
- 8. Positive two-way dialogue with all Government departments and political parties David Cameron – ‘Change one thing’
- 9. The four CSR activity areas
- 10. 21 strands of CSR activity
- 12. The “Wheel of Fortune”
- 19. The Boots UK sustainable product journey