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Starbucks A case study for ethically sourced and produced coee

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StarbucksA case study for ethically sourced and produced co!ee

StakeholdersWho are the players?

StakeholdersWho are the players?

StakeholdersWho are the players?

StakeholdersWho are the players?

StakeholdersWho are the players?

StakeholdersWho are the players?

StakeholdersWho are the players?

StakeholdersWho are the players?

QuestionOur central problem to solve

Global ExchangeSees a gap between values and reality

QuestionOur central problem to solve

How can Starbucks reconcile the tension between quality and social/environmental

responsibility inherent in its mission statement?

QuestionOur central problem to solve

QuestionOur central problem to solve

Mission Statement“…the premiere purveyor of the !nest co"ee in the world…”

QuestionOur central problem to solve

“Contribute positively to our communities and our environment.”Mission Statement

AnswerAligning values and integrating objectives

AnswerAligning values and integrating objectives

COMMUNITY EFFICIENCY

LIBERTY

EQUALITY

AnswerAligning values and integrating objectives

AnswerAligning values and integrating objectives

BALANCE

AnswerAligning values and integrating objectives

BALANCE

Starbucks Standard“Ethically sourced” credentials and seal

Starbucks Standard“Ethically sourced” credentials and seal

StarbucksReposition “fair trade” to align with mission and values

Starbucks Standard“Ethically sourced” credentials and seal

Large IndustrySustainable business practices

Joint VenturesSupport for farmers’ adoption of standards

Joint VenturesSupport for farmers’ adoption of standards

StarbucksFinancial support through capital investment and micro"nance

Joint VenturesSupport for farmers’ adoption of standards

TransFair USAOrganize and empower small farmer coops

Joint VenturesSupport for farmers’ adoption of standards

Small FarmersGain in#uence among other stakeholders

CommunicationHow do we inform the public?

CommunicationHow do we inform the public?

Global CampaignOpen dialogue, transparency, alliance building

CommunicationHow do we inform the public?

From Grower to ConsumerContent Connection Conversation Context

CommunicationHow do we inform the public?

“”Promote ItKey messages, certi"ed seal, web site, POP collateral and more

ResultsWhat are the outcomes?

ResultsWhat are the outcomes?

ResultsWhat are the outcomes?

Sustainable futureEconomic advantagesOpportunity for growth

ResultsWhat are the outcomes?

ResultsWhat are the outcomes?

Adherence to business and environmental standardsSustainable business practices

ResultsWhat are the outcomes?

ResultsWhat are the outcomes?

Achieve goals of social, environmental andeconomic justice

ResultsWhat are the outcomes?

ResultsWhat are the outcomes?

Create sustainability through cooperationHelp industry rede"ne itself for a new era

ResultsWhat are the outcomes?

ResultsWhat are the outcomes?

Quality balanced with moralityCon"dence in Starbucks as a trusted friend

ResultsWhat are the outcomes?

ResultsWhat are the outcomes?

Address global needsEnsure product qualityEngage consumersMake money

Ethical ResolutionStakeholder tensions resolved

Ethical ResolutionStakeholder tensions resolved

COMMUNITY EFFICIENCY

LIBERTY

EQUALITY

Ethical ResolutionStakeholder tensions resolved

TRIPLEBOTTOM LINE

Ethical ResolutionStakeholder tensions resolved

Q&A

CreditsSmall farmer

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Large industrysweetmarias.com/

Global Exchangeglobalexchange.org/images/GlobalJusticeFTAA.jpg

Consumerscfs13.tistory.com/image/3/tistory/2008/12/31/00/02/495a3817093dc

Paul Ricebigvisionpodcast.libsyn.com/index.php?post_id=199126