Relationships Foundation in Hong Kong

20-Mar-2013

RF Chair, Peter Lacey, is attending the International Council of Relationships Global in Hong Kong, together with representatives from other relational organisations from around the world.

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Counting the Cost of Family Failure: £46bn and still rising

18-Mar-2013

The latest update to the Relationships Foundation's annual Cost of Family Failure Index shows that the breakdown of relationships continues to be a huge charge on the public purse and has risen to £46bn a year.

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First national conference a great success: papers now available

01-Mar-2013

The sold-out conference, on February 15, explored the myths and realities surrounding marriage, as well as the choices of people as they form and dissolve relationships. The speakers included Sir Paul Coleridge and Baroness Deech.

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Publications


Transforming Capitalism from Within

"Transforming Capitalism" is a fresh approach to the purpose, performance and assessment of companies based on the idea that stakeholder relationships lie at the heart of companies.

The report is based on several years of research into the concept of 'relational companies', culminating in the creation of a Relational Business Charter.

For more detail, read the executive summary or download the full 72 page report below. The printed version can be ordered online here.

On the basis of this Relational Business Charter, a framework for assessing the social impact of corporates is being developed in South Africa, in response to the King III corporate governance requirements.

The Relational Business Charter and proposed Relational Ratings Agency will permit companies to be scored on their "relational rating". Their relational scorecard will complement financial and environmental indicators to act as a guide for investors, customers and potential employees.

“Sometimes it takes an earthquake to make us realise the need for new building methods. The thinking and discussions which have led to this publication began well before the recent turmoil in the financial markets and wider economy, but those events heavily underline the need for it. They bear out much of the report’s analysis. Its proposal for the development and recognition of 'relational companies' is revolutionary but is founded upon essentially simple and well tried principles. There has never been a more important time for recognising them or a greater need for giving them practical application in commercial and public life.” Sir Roger Toulson, Lord Justice of Appeal



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