Sara Haslem Davis | June 18, 2018
Is A Social Cause Necessary For Your Company’s Success?
Since 2006, TOMS has been a popular name when the discussion turns to brands that support social causes. TOMS’ social cause is more than providing footwear — it includes initiatives to help provide clean water, eyewear, medical procedures and safe births, local jobs, education and training. It’s a robust business model that has helped the company achieve success.Â
It begs the question: In the digital age, do companies need a social cause to thrive?
In this Forbes article, Sarah Haslem Davis weighs the pros and cons of aligning your brand with a social cause.Â
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