Let’s talk about the “S” in CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility).

Stéphane Hugon revisits the value of work, the history of management, corporate responsibilities, and the culture of ego.

Par • 6 Sep 22

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Stéphane Hugon, Ph.D., is a sociologist, Co-founder and President of Eranos, and a lecturer at ENSCI. He has advised Pernod Ricard on consumer transformations related to conviviality, LVMH on the intersection of luxury and the sacred, L’Oréal Research on innovation projects, and Groupama on policyholder engagement. His work is particularly focused on ensuring the acceptability of offerings and mitigating risks in investments where intercultural dynamics are a key factor for success.

❝Care is a general activity that encompasses everything that we do to maintain, continue, and repair our ‘world’ so that we can live in it as well as possible.❞

— Joan Tronto, Philosophe

Let’s talk about the “S” in CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility).

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