MERCADEO Versión en español

Erin Clark from Dieste: Taking a Stand on a Social Issue Is Critical for any Successful CSR Initiative

Manuela Walfenzao| 25 de septiembre de 2017

Erin Clark, directora de Planificación de Dieste

Erin Clark, Planning Director at Dieste, wrote a post at Provoke Weekly about the importance for brands to take a stand on a social issue affecting their specific industry. “By doing this, they built credibility which is a critical component of any successful CSR initiative” she said. “Conscious consumers is not a new idea, but it has taken some time for brands to figure out how to capitalize it” Clark said. For her, this has a direct impact going beyond philanthropy and straight into ROI, and she gave three examples of pioneers in CSR initiatives in their respective industries: H&M, AT&T, and REI. Clark explained that what started in 2007 as a non-profit foundation aimed at working conditions in the production of fast fashion eventually in H&M evolved into Conscious, a commercial line of clothing committed to sustainability, that has expanded to recycling initiatives at each of its stores. The “don’t text and drive” campaign of AT&T went beyond just marketing communications to generating pledge drives at stores and high schools across the nation. For Clark, what worked of this initiative was that while distracted driving continues to be an issue, AT&T’s long-term efforts are being paid off with strong brand recognition as a leader committed to addressing this deadly behavior. The REI initiative of closing stores on Thanksgiving produced a 26% increase in website shop visitation on that holiday. For Clarke, it worked because “it was clear that the company viewed its internal beliefs as an external competitive advantage, which in turn won not only the hearts (and wallets) of consumers but also attracted more talent to the company who shared the same values.”

Diario de Hoy

jueves, 4 de diciembre de 2025

Image

Sony impulsa la próxima generación híbrida con la nueva Alpha 7 V y el lente FE 28-70mm OSS II

Image
MERCADO Y NEGOCIOS

• Artur Pizelli de ETC Filmes: “Nuestro software Themis automatiza la gestión de derechos y acelera la venta de contenidos”

• Riedel suma a Haivision para ofrecer soluciones integrales de video en tiempo real sobre redes privadas 5G

• AEQ impulsa la renovación tecnológica de Radio EP Campinas con la consola CAPITOL IP 12

• Serie original de Hulu Chad Powers etalonada con DaVinci Resolve Studio

• Alfalite acelera su expansión en EE UU y designa a Mariano Aragón como America Channel Sales Manager

• LiveU muestra la versatilidad de sus tecnología con 10 unidades móviles en Europa Central

Image
MERCADO Y NEGOCIOS
Image
Artur Pizelli de ETC Filmes

La gestión de derechos se ha transformado en un reto mayor para las empresas de cine, televisión y streaming, que lidian con contratos, territorios y ventanas cada vez más específicos. Para responder a esta complejidad, ETC Filmes impulsa Themis, un software que centraliza y automatiza la administración de derechos, ofreciendo precisión inmediata y reduciendo riesgos comerciales, así lo detalló su director comercial Artur Pizelli, quien resumió que este proyecyo “transforma todo en automatización, prácticamente”.

Image
Image
Image
Image
Image
PRODU
Resumen de privacidad

Esta web utiliza cookies para que podamos ofrecerte la mejor experiencia de usuario posible. La información de las cookies se almacena en tu navegador y realiza funciones tales como reconocerte cuando vuelves a nuestra web o ayudar a nuestro equipo a comprender qué secciones de la web encuentras más interesantes y útiles.