B.COM Unit – 4 ( CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY ( CSR ).pptx
Thnk corporate innovation programs
1. 1
SUSTAINING GROWTH IS HARD, ESPECIALLY FOR
COMPANIES AT SCALE
Source: Creating new growth platforms, Harvard Business review. May 2006
Average annual growth rate, GNP deflated (%)
15
10 09
14
20
5 4 3 2 1
Years before
entering Fortune 50
Years after entering Fortune 50
29
02 01
-01 -01
01 01
00
02 03
05 05
-02
-00
-04
5 987 10 1211 14 154321 136
Growth rates 9-20% in
the
5 years before
entering the
Fortune 50…
…93% of these companies never achieved
revenue growth levels above 2% again
2. 2
MOST COMPANIES STRUGGLE WITH
THEIR INNOVATION PERFORMANCE
SOURCE: McKinsey Global Innovation Survey, McKinsey Innovation Practice
Percentage of global executives who
agree (%)
84% 80%
Our business
models are at
risk
Innovation is
important to our
growth strategy
We are satisfied with
our innovation
performance
6%
3. 3
HOW TO COLLABORATE AS 3 WORLDS
COLLIDE TO SPARK INNOVATION?
Commercial entrepreneurs
“adaptive fast growth”Social change agents
“meaningful change”
Corporate innovators
“impact at scale”
4. 4
AS AN EXECUTIVE, HOW TO ACT?
How do you generate
breakthrough business concepts?
How do you orchestrate your
company’s ecosystem to nurture
innovation?
How do you instill an innovation
drive within your organization?
How do you cast and lead your
teams to conceive and grow
innovative solutions?
How do you build disruptive
businesses that positively impact
the bottom line?
Editor's Notes
The collision of social, commercial and corporate that is.
Public sector is not very compelling as these people are less in inspirational are not part of innovation.- Menno
FINLEY Public sector and policy making are vehicles for change. They aren’t necessarily innovative by design. They look to their constituents for ideas to take forward.