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EABIS Academic and Business Boards 2004-2006 - Elections' Results

The elections of EABIS governance bodies is now complete. The elections were held int he following categories:
  • Academic Board
  • Business Board
  • Representatives of the Academic Board to the Management Committee
  • Representatives of the Business Board to the Management Committee
  • Academic Chair
  • Business Chair
To see the list of EABIS elected bodies as well as full overview of the process, please click here. Results of the electronic elections process were approved at the General Assembly of EABIS in Gent, Belgium on September 27, 2004.

04:09 PM, 30 Sep 2004 by Volodja Vorobey Permalink | Comments (0)

Communicating CSR to Investors: The Changing Role of the Investor Relations Function

Communicating Corporate Social Responsibility to Investors: The Changing Role of the Investor Relations Function

Lance Moir (Academic Chair) and Kai Hockerts latest collaboration resulted in the following paper in the latest edition of the Journal of Business Ethics (52: 85-98, 2004).

Based on an inductive study we discuss the role of the investor relations (IR) function in the light of rising investor concern about corporate social responsibility (CSR). The study draws on interviews with IR professionals in twenty firms. It highlights their awareness of CSR issues as well as their assessment of concern among mainstream investors and socially responsible investors (SRI). From these findings we develop suggestions on how the IR function is moving from a mere "broadcasting" mode regarding CSR issues into a much more interactive mode of relationship management.

For further information contact Lance (L.Moir@cranfield.ac.uk) or Kai (kai.hockerts@insead.edu)

Click here to access article directly.

02:21 PM, 09 Sep 2004 by Volodja Vorobey Permalink | Comments (0)

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