THE IMPLEMENTATION OF CREATING SHARED VALUE (CSV) AND ITS IMPACT ON COMPANY’S PERFORMANCE
Abstract
The objective of this research is to analyze the
implementation of CSR toward company’s performance. The
CSR is represented by CSV (Creating Shared Value) and the
company’s performance is represented by financial
performance, human resource, and corporate image. This
study employs interview as the source of primary data and
company’s report and publications as the secondary data. The
findings of the study reveals that CSR activities have impact
toward the company’s performance as shown by the three
indicators, consisting of financial performance, corporate
image, and human resource. From this study, it can also be
concluded that the CSV activities undertaken by PT PKG a
positive impact and significant enough to company
performance. This is evidenced by the increasing ratio of a
company's financial year, but it also PT PKG experienced an
increase in sales of their products, it is because the PT PKG
has a good image in the public perspective. And human
resources owned by PT PKG have increased as more and
more human resources really have the expertise as required
by the company in carrying out its activities.
Keyword: CSR, CSV, and company’s performance
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