The World’s Most Reputable Companies For Corporate Responsibility 2019

In today’s world, corporate responsibility is as essential to business success as financial performance, and organizations that have adopted a more thoughtful approach to corporate responsibility have undoubtedly positioned themselves to win hearts and minds in the court of public opinion. “That is the strategic opportunity for any given business today,” Hahn-Griffiths says.

No company has demonstrated its commitment to corporate responsibility quite like Lego. The Danish toymaker rose two spots to claim the No. 1 position on this year’s list thanks to its steadfast, evident even in the colorful building blocks with which the business has become synonymous. Last year, Lego started producing pieces made from plant-based polyethylene, the first of many steps toward achieving its mission of making all bricks sustainable by 2030.

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Thank you for sharing, Forbes. To us, Forbes is 1 Reputable company in USA, you have high standard, moral & American value (freedom is no money can buy, decent & brave) leading USA for all of us to learn. Thank you! Thank you!

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I just want the Lego treehouse.

thetechsamya Can I just say real quick that I really want that Lego set.

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thx for sharing. can you say in which 15 countries the survey was conducted?

Not a single company from China. Not picking on China because of Corona, but the fact is that the concept of 'Responsibility' is non-existent for China when responsibility is up against the almighty Yuan

CSR is just a way of tax avoidance. This is a bullshit

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