Capitalism is based on the creation of profitable organizations that could only exist by providing high quality and efficient products and services. The for-profit nature of companies forces them to find efficiencies in operations and production. This leads to greater profits, which can then be applied to social initiatives. The globalization of business has given [...]
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Corporate Social Responsibility: Not Just a Trend
April 11, 2011
Corporate Social Responsibility is one of the latest buzz words, but it is more than just a trend—it is becoming the new expectation for businesses. At the School of Management, we are excited to offer an executive seminar on corporate social responsibility as well as other distinctive business education programs to prepare global business leaders [...]
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Jorge Haddock
Jorge Haddock joined the School of Management at George Mason University as dean in July 2009. He has been a consultant to several companies, including Mackie Designs, CSX World Terminals, Citicorp, Citibank (Wall Street) Bendix, Jiffy Lube and others. Haddock is a co-inventor of the patent “Method of System for Providing Credit Support to Parties Associated with Derivative and Other Financial Transactions.”
March 29, 2013
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