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Stakeholders in recycling and re-use

Vodafone is a mobile network operator headquartered in Newbury, Berkshire. In 2006 its income was just over £5 billion. This made it the largest...

Ethically serving stakeholders

One of the most interesting types of business ownership is that of a co-operative. This is because co-operatives are owned by their members, not...

Balancing stakeholder needs

A stakeholder is anyone who has an interest in what a business does or an influence upon the business. Large organisations have many different stakeholder...

Engaging with stakeholders

The textile manufacture and clothing distribution industry has seen dramatic changes in recent years. Consumers’ expectations are higher today than ever before, they expect...

Stakeholders as partners

BT is the world’s oldest telecommunications company, with its origins in the Electric Telegraph Company in 1846. Today BT is one of the UK's largest...

Stakeholder engagement

The Kellogg Company is the world’s leading producer of cereals. For more than 100 years, Kellogg’s has been a leader in health and nutrition...

Building on stakeholder support to achieve dynamic growth success

Aldi is one of the world’s leading grocery retailers with more than 7,000 stores across 70 countries. The company originates from Germany, where it was founded...

The natural 1st choice dairy company

Responding to the change in the business environment is challenging, particularly for large organisations. The business environment provides both opportunities and threats to the...

Developing vision and values to build a market strategy

This case study focuses on Eversheds, one of the largest law firms in the world. It emphasises how Eversheds uses vision and values to...

London 2012 achieving the vision

The Olympic and Paralympic Games are the world's largest peace-time event. The modern Olympic Games were first held in Greece in 1896 and since 1960, the...

Implementing a new vision at Virgin Trains

Virgin Trains is known for running high quality, fast and reliable state-of-the-art trains, capable of speeds of up to 125 miles per hour. Virgin Trains operates...

Values into vision

In 2011 the world's population reached 7 billion, compared to just 3.5 billion in 1969. Current estimates suggest that it will reach 9 billion...

A vision for a smarter world

Inventions, literary works, music and design are all intangible assets. The legal right to these ‘creations of the mind’ is referred to as Intellectual...

Vision, values and their influence on business strategy

If you have travelled by road recently it is highly likely that you will have seen the familiar sight of a National Express coach....

Converting to a Public Limited Company – PLC

On Wednesday, July 12, 1989, Abbey National Building Society converted to become Abbey National plc. This case study tells the story of how that...

The virtuous circle of mutuality

The virtuous circle of mutuality In recent times there has been much debate in the financial services sector as to whether Building Societies should remain...

Adding value to the case for building societies

Building societies are mutual organisations.  This means that they have no shareholders and operate solely in the interests of their members. A member is...

The route to fast food franchising

When the McDonald brothers, Dick and Mac opened their first restaurant in 1940 in San Bernardino, California, they could never have imagined the phenomenal...

Securing customers interests through mutual ownership

The changing market for building societies Building societies have a long history of caring for their members. They encourage them to save and help them...

Businesses and taxation

Business growth Many business owners regard business growth as desirable. So, too, do governments. There are many ways in which businesses can grow e.g. by: increasing...

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