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How to Speak SoCap Socially conscious capitalist companies and investors follow principles of socially conscious capitalism (SoCap). They believe that capitalism need not be a relentless quest for profit, and that it can be a force for good in the world. The rise of SoCap has spawned the growth of a new language. Let’s learn to speak SoCap. Match the SoCap term or phrase in the left column to its translation on the right. This may take some research. (Source: socialcapitalmarkets.net, consciouscapitalism.org/node/3998)
Non-government, non-profit organization organized on a local, national or international level, activities often include human rights, environmental, or development work emulated by many SoCap companies. A tenet of socially conscious capitalism recognizing that every business has a purpose which includes, but is greater than making money. A tenet of socially conscious capitalism recognizing that life and business are interdependent and that businesses must create value with and for its stakeholders: customers, employees, vendors, investors, environment, and communities. A limitation on upper management compensation imposed by SoCaps to increase salary transparency and reduce employee resentment. SoCap business culture model: trust, authenticity, caring, transparency, integrity, learning and empowerment . A tenet of socially conscious capitalism. Leaders who understand and embrace the Higher Purpose, create value for stakeholders and cultivate a corporate culture of trust and care. A social movement whose goal is to help producers in developing countries achieve better trading conditions and promote sustainable business practices. Everyone in a business’ ecosystem: employees, customers, the environment, community, and vendors. A tenet of socially conscious capitalism. The embodied values, principles and practices of a business, permeating its actions and connecting stakeholders to each other and to the company’s purpose, people, and processes. A for-profit business that incorporates SoCap tenets and practices into its operations and management.
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