Global Seminar Series

Heritagization & Philanthropy III (Universalisation)

Euclidean matrix illustrations of the Universalisation (Public Management) Model of Meta-Philanthropy.

A causal logic of vindication and virtue is innate to ‘Authenticity’, ‘Human Heritage’, and the psychological well-being of humanity (‘Collective Memory of Humanity’).

Global exigencies for de-industrialisation of the structural state is enjoined to Human Energy precepts of Heritagization and total workforce mobilisation.

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Heritagization & Philanthropy II (Technocracy)

Euclidean matrix illustration of the Technology (Operant) Model of Global Philanthropy.

21C Neo-Philanthropy engenders broadcast coordinated giving and the transition from short-run to medium-long run return on investment (ROI).

The brand value proposition of major benefactors is instinctively imbued with high hopes for the ‘Great Society’, future prosperity and an improved quality of life.

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Heritagization & Philanthropy I (Leadership)

Infographic presentation of the Leadership (Alpha) Model of Global Philanthropy.

Philanthropy defined as a social relation governed by a moral obligation is transacted in a global field and negotiation space of (hard-soft) power relations.

Characteristic modulations of global diagnostic philanthropy are signified by alpha (leadership), beta (global asset allocation) and gamma (private-public outcomes) effects of ‘voluntary action for the public good’.

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Matrix Form Triangulation Method of the Ethical Frame

The Matrix-Form triangulation method facilitates the strategic governance and business development process via a systematic framework for integrated operations planning. The predominating Ethical Frame provides guidance for business enterprises, investors and corporations that have a shareholder commitment to developing good corporate governance responsive to contemporary stakeholder demands.

As a proven staple of the management toolkit, the Ethical Frame is basic to processes of corporate governance and is furthermore capable of encapsulating an optimal standard of ‘mainstream’ utility. Modular trilateralisation harmonises ethical traditions of thought in a manner customised to the regulatory and accountability imperatives of financial and corporate sectors and their requirement for benchmark business practices.

Table 2: Matrix-Form Triangulation Method

The Ethical Value Chain

Sustainable value is the technical base of the Ethical Value Chain. Sustainable value may be leveraged via implementation of the key organisational processes – the 8 principles – for discovering value opportunities and creating quantifiable value. Duly implemented, the Ethical Value Chain signifies a dynamic 360 degree paradigm of engineering productivity, managerial best practices and organisational agility.

Table 1: 3BL Ethical Value Chain

Ethical Fund Publications

In the 21st Century, the corporate responsibility landscape is emblematised by the concourse of the social activist movement, the global environmental movement, and regulatory compliance - denoted by the popularised triple bottom line credo ‘people, planet, profit’.

Contemporary global ethics runs parallel to principles of global governance and contemplates the intersecting precepts of both moral ethics and applied ethics. Corporate responsibility has thus evolved in response to externalities of international business and commerce which obtained its apogee with the rise of the global economy during the last century; an era epitomised by the rapid growth of power of the modern corporation, industrial manufacturing, and management science.

In this sense, global ethics may be interpreted as the negotiation space for the competing demands of global industrial-scale technological leverage and concomitant risk-benefit trade-offs. It is a realm intermediated by specialised global standards agencies such as the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC), the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), the International Standards Organisation (ISO), and the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD).

As such, global ethical conduct has been reformulated and re-enculturated in terms of methodological ‘Sustainable Value’, meaning the modern disciplines of measuring and managing sustained value creation toward ultimate end goals of the ‘ethical value chain’.

• New Ethical Fund (ETF) publications:

• The Ethical Value Chain

• Matrix Form Triangulation Method of the Ethical Frame

Related: SRI Resources