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What does "winning by being good" mean?
Everyone deserves to live their best life. I believe the key to this is "winning by being good". Every person, irrespective of their role within any organisation, has the potential to make a meaningful contribution.
But what does winning by being good mean?
Posted by Sarah Brown on 30 Sept '24 | Tags: ROC responsible organisation charter values winning by being good
Being human not corporate - the road to success
Last week, I did something for the first time: I went to a planning committee meeting. I didn’t have high expectations. I thought I would be bored and it was unclear how long I would be there so the parking cost was £10.50! So why did I go, and why am I writing about it?
Posted by Sarah Brown on 26 Oct '23 | Tags: csr ROC winning by being good
Why Kids Company should make you question everything
Running any organisation in the 21st century is complex. It's not just enough to focus on money if you're a business or changing the world if you're a charity; for sustainable success you have to think across all the elements of the organisation
Posted by Sarah Brown on 20 Aug '15 | Tags: charity csr responsible organisation charter ROC