Dr. Ilex Lam Chairman iEnterprise Foundation
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Dr. Ilex Lam Chairman iEnterprise Foundation
Dr. Ilex Lam Chairman iEnterprise Foundation March 26, 2015 • • • • • Belgium United Business Institute, DBA • Thesis: Social Enterprise (Dual Values Enterprise Model) - Mission Analysis and Practice of Value Creation University of Warwick, MBA London University Postgraduate Diploma in Financial Economics Stanford University Graduate of Mgt. Sci. and Financial Engineering Program Harvard Business School and Tsinghua University Senior Executive Program • Over 25 years of experience in fnancial services and asset management including: • Head of Credit Suisse Asset Management (Swiss) • Asia Regional Head of Janus Capital Partners (USA) • CEO of BEA Union Investment Management (HK/Germany) • The Best Joint Venture of the Year – 2008 • The Best Fund Manager of the Year – 2009, 2010, 2011 • The honor of “The Most Outstanding Fellow of Enterprises Innovation in China 2010” (「2010 年度中國企 業創新優秀人物」) awarded at the “Innovation China - Annual Meeting of China Business Innovation Forum 2010” The “Top Ten Most Outstanding and Influential Entrepreneurs in China – Investment Management Category” (「中國投資管理服務最具影響力十大傑出企業家」)by the Economic Research Center of the Industry Newspaper Association in August 2011. • • • • • • Founders of “iEnterprise” and “iFlorist” creating employment to unleash neglected productivity of people with disabilities and underprivileged community in HK since 2012 Chairman of Pacific Partners Investment Management Group since 2012 Chairman of Social Enterprise Steering Committee, Hong Kong Rehabilitation Power since 2014 Vice Chairman of Greater China Alternative Managers Association (GC-AMA) since 2013 Fellow of Hong Kong Institute of Director Hong Kong ( FHKIoD) since 2005 Dr. Ilex K. 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Lam Chairman of iEnterprise Foundation Ilex CSR From Ethics to Value Creation Leaping From Business Ethics to Value Co - creation Objectives: • To Review the Important Development of Business Ethics, Corporate Social Responsibility, Stakeholder Interest to Value Cocreation between corporate value and societal betterment • To Highlight the Value Co-creation Achievement of the World Class Companies throughout the Practice of the Concepts of Creating Shared Values and Firms of Endearment • To Share the Experience of HKBN and iEnterprise in Practicing Value Co-creation Leaping From Business Ethics to Value Co - creation • Business ethics is the accepted set of moral values and corporate standards of conduct in a business organization. • Corporate Social Responsibility refers to the belief that companies should consider the needs and interests of multiple stakeholder groups, not just those with a direct financial stake in the organization's profits and losses. • Stakeholders are individuals and groups who affect or who are affected by a company's actions and decisions • Creating Shared Value (CSV) reveals that company competitiveness and the health of the communities around it are mutually dependent. CSR From Ethics to Value Creation The Purpose and Outcome of CSR Source: Wikipedia Total Business Value Co-Creation (Creating Shared Values) = Return on Investment (ROI) + Social Return on Investment (SROI) Peter Drucker - Every single social and global issues of our day is a business opportunity in disguise. The Impact of on Investment CSR Corporate Social ResponsibilityFrom Ethics to Value Creation Recommendations Estimated Coefficient with CSR Strength (+) Value Co-Creation (-) Agency Cost Source: Ioannis Ioannou (LBS) and George Serafeim (HBS) 2010 HK Unemployment rate <3% => Full Employment Unemployment rate in People with Disability > 70% versus 30% in global statistics Neglected Social Issues: Unemployment versus Neglected Productivity Tripartite Social Enterprise iEnteprise HKBN HKRP Tripartite Collaborative Model i-Enterprise Call Center (1083) Value Creation for iEnterprise • Sustainable operation with low capital requirement • Impressive Surplus on Capital Employed (ROI=15%) • High social impact- Workfare Created per investment dollar is 10 Dollars in one year ( c.f. Government Subsidy Model/3Es Projects – 7.2 Dollars in 9.3 Years) • High Yearly Workfare Revenue Ratio – 89% • High Stakeholder Revenue Ratio – 97% About%the%Talents Mental! illness,! 1! Handicapped,!4! Chronic! Diseases!,!5! Re- red,!3! Value Creation for HK Broadband (HKBN) • • • • Enhanced Productivity – deployment of human resources Improved Customer Satisfaction – Local Advantage Motivated Employees Better Brand Building – Gold Award of The Best Call Center in Corporate Social Responsibility Value Creation for HK Rehabilitation Power (HKRP) • Improved Employability - Number and Durability by over 50% • Uplifted Productivity - Resource Allocation and Performance Appraisal • Enhanced Entrepreneurial Culture - Inflow of Social Capital – Credibility for Knowledge Volunteers and Donors Value Creation for the Employees of iEnterprise Call Center Self Image Confidence Competence Well Being Extend Social Network Reveal Individual Talent Financial Capability 20% above Min. Hourly Wage Ave. HK$30 to HK$40 • “Tripartite Collaborative Model - Value Creation Experience of iEnterprise with Corporate and NGO” was selected to present in VI International Scientific Conference - “Efficiency as a Source of Wealth of Nations” in Europe on March 9-10, 2015 • The paper will be published via Springer Proceedings in Business and Economics in May 2015 iEnterprise &Tripartite Collaborative Model Video – iCable TV 小事大意義 25-2-2015 自力更生 https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=85544 8996%22%3E = 2000 Chocolate bars = US$24,000 = 20 gold coins Untapped Power of Smile • When you smile, you look good and feel good. • When others see you smile, they smile too. • When others smile, they look good and feel good, too. CSR From Ethics to Value Creation Mother Teresa said: “I will never understand all the good that a simple smile can accomplish.” “ In this life we cannot always do great things, but we can do small things with great love.” Mother Teresa CSR From Ethics to Value Creation