Power Thought of the Week with Patricia Parham, Ph.D.
Service to the Community
Regardless of the business that we’re in, we have services and products that the community values (or we would not be profitable!). Most also have excess products or services that could be used in communities. Decrease inventories or down time by finding local agencies and institutions that would profit from them, make a donation and create good will in the community. Then, tell people about it as you network and increase the stature of the agencies which you support, as well as your own.
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POWER THOUGHT OF THE WEEK: Corporate Social Responsibility, Part 3
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The Emergence of The Relationship Economy
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