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  3. To gain support from senior executives for corporate citizenship initiatives, use rational arguments, data, and analysis that demonstrate benefits of the proposed program

To gain support from senior executives for corporate citizenship initiatives, use rational arguments, data, and analysis that demonstrate benefits of the proposed program

  • Wed Jul 24 04:00:00 UTC 2013
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This study looked at how performance on a strategic initiative was affected by its compatibility with an organization’s characteristics and capabilities. Researchers found it was particularly important for groups pursuing innovative strategic initiatives to demonstrate their benefits using data, analysis and/or arguments to gain organizational support.
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