Social capital: Measuring what matters

2023 promises to be the year that 'S' will firmly take its place at the table alongside 'E' and 'G' as business leaders respond to growing pressure to get more savvy about social value creation strategies. ‘Social vulnerabilities' even made it onto the agenda of Davos this year, recognising the impact that compounding crises have had in fuelling social unrest and globalising the cost-of-living crisis.  The increased interest in social impact is coming from all directions: Customers and procurement are on the lookout for companies that prioritise people. Fair pay and gender equality, and ...