
With a strong presence in emerging markets and a portfolio of well-known product brands, managing reputational leadership is prerequisite for guaranteeing SABMiller’s licence to trade across its global operations. With support from GlobeScan, the global brewer has implemented a global reputation management process fully aligned with the group’s corporate strategy, vision and values.
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) made a strategic decision to integrate feedback from its partners and opinion leaders on its relevance, responsiveness, and results as it continues to fight poverty across Asia. GlobeScan was chosen to take on this important stakeholder engagement assignment for ADB.
In a time of high unemployment in many sectors, the global mining industry faces a critical challenge in attracting the talent it needs to grow and innovate. Rio Tinto, a leading resources company and long-time GlobeScan partner, is no exception.
Known for its leadership and authority on the natural and human environments, National Geographic wanted to strengthen its connection to people worldwide with empowering and inspiring metrics on their own behaviour as consumers, and to track progress over time.
For three years, GlobeScan has been working with Business for Social Responsibility (BSR) to conduct an annual survey of corporate responsibility and sustainability executives within its member organizations to assess the current state of sustainable business.
PepsiCo became a member of GlobeScan’s Radar Research Program at time in the company’s evolution where it was deeply exploring the external context, societal expectations for business and working towards the question of ‘what does the company stand for?” The Radar Research Program is built upon quantitative global societal opinion tracking, which is a foundational element of GlobeScan’s counsel to Radar clients through briefings and workshops.
The International Development Resource Centre (IDRC) is leading on a Think Tank Initiative to improve the public policy environment in developing countries. GlobeScan engaged influential opinion leaders to help inform IDRC’s strategy.
As an international multimedia broadcaster, BBC World Service is always looking for ways to engage its weekly audience of 166 million worldwide. It has partnered with GlobeScan since 2005 on an unprecedented series of global public opinion polls, engaging citizens around the world on the global issues that matter to them.
Having set the human rights agenda for many decades, Amnesty realized they needed to better define what they stand for. They needed to build a revitalized brand identity to encourage unity internally and to make them stronger externally.