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Linked prosperity business model

Linked prosperity business model

by Marium Ishaque -
Number of replies: 2

Successful companies can use their businesses to improve the world around them. For instance, Ben & Jerry's linked prosperity business model allows communities where they source their ingredients from, where they sell their products and where they manufacture their products to prosper with them. Company has a purpose to improve quality of life of all stakeholders. 

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Re: Linked prosperity business model

by Yudhi Pradhana -
Thank you for the answer.

Successful companies should seriously think of identifying improvements that help to address social/environmental issues. Social challenges around them. Simply doing business as usual is no longer feasible.

The key approach will be to align their business model/operation with current ESG best practices and design it in such ways that it adds value to their business while also helping address their stakeholder/community issues. 
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Re: Linked prosperity business model

by Mulugeta Gashaw -
The Linked Prosperity Business Model emphasizes the connection between a company's success and the well-being of all its stakeholders, including employees, customers, suppliers, and the broader community. This model operates on the principle that long-term business growth is not just about profit generation but also about creating shared value that benefits society, the environment, and the economy. Companies embracing this model prioritize sustainability, social responsibility, and inclusive growth by aligning their strategies with social and environmental goals. They engage stakeholders, invest in local communities, and foster responsible governance, ensuring that their operations contribute to positive outcomes for both the business and its surrounding ecosystem. In essence, the Linked Prosperity Business Model creates a balance between business success and societal progress, paving the way for sustainable, mutually beneficial growth.