Binding: Hardcover
Description: Transformative guidance for putting responsible sourcing at the heart of your supply chain strategy In Certifiable: How Businesses Operationalize Responsible Sourcing supply chain and corporate social responsibility expert Chris van Bergen delivers a practical and incisive discussion of how to create implement and audit transformative socially responsible sourcing practices that create a permanent competitive advantage for your firm. In the book you ll find start - to - finish guidance on doing the hard work and creative problem solving required to put responsibly sourced products on store shelves. Drawing on his own experience creating the groundbreaking Ethical Handcraft program at non - profit organization Nest as well as many other real - world case studies the author shows you exactly how to navigate the complex arena of global supply chains without falling victim to the common pitfalls presented by typical factory auditing systems. You ll also find: Expansive discussions of the impact of corporate finance Covid - 19, shifting consumer attitudes and demographics and information sharing policies on supply chain transparency Interviews with recognized business leaders in a variety of industries that address the challenges you re likely to face and the solutions you need to overcome them Examples of contemporary businesses that have made corporate social responsibility a central plank of their company's business model and the benefits they ve realized as a result An engaging and rigorously supported exploration of the real - world implementation of supply chain transparency and corporate social responsibility Certifiable belongs on the bookshelves of managers executives directors operations and sourcing professionals and other business leaders seeking transformative change.
Title: Certifiable How Businesses Operationalize Responsible Sourcing
Author(s): Van Bergen Chris
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc
Barcode: 9781119890294
Pages: 256 Pages
Publication Date: 8/15/2023
Category: Labour Economics