Faculty in the news round-up
Pepperdine finance professor Augus Harjoto article that companies gain a distinct advantage in performance just from being seen as socially conscious in an article that the Los Angeles Daily News,...
View ArticleGriffy-Brown joins search for a sound, responsible information society at...
Professor Charla Griffy-Brown (pictured second from the left) was among the expert panelists at a Japan Society luncheon in New York City on Wednesday to discuss how U. S. and Japanese corporations...
View ArticleTeam Pepperdine: Help End Women’s Cancers
The Graziadio School is seeking donations, and volunteers for a 3.1 mile walk/run, toward the fight against women’s cancers. Supporting the 16th Annual Entertainment Industry Foundation Revlon Run/Walk...
View Article2009 Moskowitz Prize: Harjoto expands understanding of CSR’s financial costs...
RESEARCH –Graziadio professor’s research relates corporate performance with social pressure; earns global award The possible link between corporate bottom-lines and the actual performance by companies...
View ArticleCROOKE: How MBA Programs Can Plant the Seed of Sustainable Entrepreneurship
Creating a sustainable company is not about trading profits for environmental stewardship, writes SEER program's Michael Crooke. Continue reading →
View ArticleMaretno Agus (Augus) Harjoto, Ph.D.
Pepperdine media expert Agus Harjoto comments on corporate social responsibility (CSR) and its financial costs and benefits. Continue reading →
View ArticleMichael Crooke, Ph.D.
Michael Crooke comments on the role of values in high performance organizations as they apply to corporate citizenship, environmental stewardship, product/service quality, and financial strength....
View ArticleHarjoto Links Cause and Effect of CSR on Corporate Governance and Firm Value
Research shows that CSR engagement positively influences financial performance. Continue reading →
View ArticleProf. Michael Crooke Honored for Building Trust in Business
Named one of North America's Top 100 Thought Leaders in Trustworthy Business Behavior - 2012, SEER certificate professor Michael Crooke is honored alongside leadership luminaries. Continue reading →
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