Vale is a Brazilian mining company founded in 1904 with over 115,000 employees worldwide. It operates in ferrous and non-ferrous minerals, coal, logistics and services. Vale focuses on corporate social responsibility through its sustainable development policy, environmental management programs, $781 million invested in social and environmental projects in 2009, and partnerships with organizations like the UN Global Compact. The presentation evaluates Vale's CSR performance and recommends expanding CSR programs outside of Brazil and improving diversity.

1. Global Corporate Citizenship & Corporate Social Responsibility, Module B, MBA, 2010Professor Joanne LawrenceVALE; The CSR Report Card Team Project Final PresentationMarch 2011Team 11, Beacon HillAnastasia Elpida KokkotaAto MensahJunhee HanManish MurarkaRicardo Moraes

2. CONTENTSThere is no future without miningAnd there can be no mining without caring about the future01 Introduction 02 Mining Industry03 Company Background04 Business Overview05 CSR at Vale06 Recommendation 07 Reference

3. 01Introduction1

4. 02Mining Industry2

5. 03Company Background1. Numbers in VALE1904 founded115,000 employees5continents35 countries14.93 billion dallars revenue in 20102nd largest mining company in the world 3

6. 03Company Background2. Vision, Mission, and Values“To be the largest mining company in the world, and to surpass the established standards of excellence in research, development, project implementation and business operations” VisionMIission “To transform mineral resources into prosperity and sustainable development” Ethics and Transparency

7. Excellence in performance

8. Entrepreneurship

9. Economic, Social and Environmental Responsibility

10. Prioritizing Life and Safety

11. Respect for DiversityValues4

12. 04Business Overview1. Line of BusinessFerrous MineralsNon-ferrous MineralsCoalLogistics and Services Iron ores

13. Iron pellets

14. Manganese

15. Nickel

16. Aluminum

17. Copper

18. Fertilizer Nutrients

19. Kaolin

20. Metallurgical

21. Thermal

22. Railroads

23. Maritime Terminals

24. Ports5

25. 04Business Overview2. Company Governance ModelGeneral StakeholdersAssemblyAdvisory Committees The Accounting Committee

26. The Executive Development Committee The Strategy Committee