Sentence examples for broader stakeholders from inspiring English sources

We work on the principle that if businesses could see their reputation they would act more in balance with their broader stakeholders and recognise what's key to their long-term sustainability.

Mr. del Missier said he was looking "to ensure that we continue to exceed our customers' and clients' expectations at every instance, while delivering on our commitments to our shareholders, regulators and broader stakeholders".

He told the commission: "The HSBC model of deferral until retirement strikes me as a much better balance in aligning the interests of staff with those of the customers and the broader stakeholders".

For Unilever, managing the competing demands of shareholders and broader stakeholders led the company to explore a more interconnected world, asking questions about how to balance global welfare and local needs.

Superdry's band of non-executives directors have also handed in their notice but "mindful of their responsibilities … as custodians of the business and to the broader stakeholders", a handful will stay on for a three-month handover at the Cheltenham based group, which employs 4,800 people.

It might be the case that companies in economically advanced countries like New Zealand are neither required nor are mentioning broader stakeholders in their annual reports.

Do companies continue to invest in sustainability activities and broader stakeholder relations during hard times.

Those who choose the broader stakeholder model may find that it makes more business sense.

In this region, socio-economic analysis and broader stakeholder consultation rapidly confirmed three investment priorities that had been already quite established.

The IPS report suggests several additional legal reforms in addition to encouraging narrower CEO-worker pay gaps such as bolstering accountability to shareholders and extending accountability to broader stakeholder groups.

The family owners of A.F. Blakemore, for example, place great emphasis on a long-term view and stewardship not just for the family, but also for their broader stakeholder group of staff, customers and community.