Successful green‐based initiatives among large corporate entities: a case study from a stakeholder perspective

Successful green‐based initiatives among large corporate entities: a case study from a stakeholder perspective

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Article ID: iaor20128146
Volume: 14
Issue: 1
Start Page Number: 95
End Page Number: 114
Publication Date: Nov 2013
Journal: International Journal of Services and Operations Management
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Keywords: case studies, regulation, green industry
Abstract:

CSR and green‐based strategies have become important concepts in dealing with firms' stakeholders. Two relatively large firms that were selected to study were Pittsburgh‐based, namely PNC, a major financial service provider, and CONSOL, the leading diversified fuel producer in the Eastern USA. By pursuing leaner and greener operations, management at these companies has developed a better corporate image and higher profit via promoting triple‐line reporting and financial responsibilities. Improved environmental, health, and safety performance can help with plant productivity and also increase sales and market share. It is extremely important to stay in line with regulations, including hazardous waste and pollutants. The present study focuses on these green processes via stakeholder legitimacy and interest detection. Strategic alignment with green initiatives can result in significant and sustainable results in companies studied as they have shown that they are adaptive and align their people and the planet with their profits.

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