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Consumers pay more for green products when they perceive personal connection and good value

RESEARCH BRIEF - Consumer purchase satisfaction, willingness to pay a premium price, and ...

Want environmental innovation? Partnerships increase your chances of success

RESEARCH BRIEF - Encourage collaboration with multiple stakeholder types to increase eco-i...

Storytelling improves consumer trust and engagement in corporate citizenship

RESEARCH BRIEF - Consumers are more engaged in and believing of corporate citizenship com...

Try price promotions to improve cause marketing success

RESEARCH BRIEF - When used in a cause marketing setting, price promotions, such as discoun...

LGBTQ+ workplace equality policies drive customer satisfaction

RESEARCH BRIEF - LGBTQ+ workplace equality policies enhance a firm’s ability to detect nua...

The consumers most likely to punish companies for controversy—and how to win them back

Following a corporate social or environmental controversy, consumers who are less acceptin...

Financial empowerment: A holistic approach

Umpqua Bank’s unique approach to financial inclusion combines philanthropic engagement, li...

Cause marketing purchases linked to increased consumer indulgence

RESEARCH BRIEF - Consumers who make a cause marketing purchase are more likely to experien...

The act of using an environmentally friendly product improves satisfaction with the product

RESEARCH BRIEF - Using an environmentally friendly product enhances a consumer’s enjoyment...

Product type and sequence matters in point of sale campaigns

RESEARCH BRIEF - In cause marketing and other corporate giving campaigns, consumers are mo...

Policies to increase work-life balance programs for employees can increase customer satisfaction

RESEARCH BRIEF - Work-life support practices (work schedule flexibility, remote work, depe...

Canada proposes warning labels on unhealthy foods

REGULATORY RADAR - The government of Canada has proposed amendments to the Food and Drug R...