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TOTAL COMPANY STRATEGIC PLANS
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Total Oiling Company: Strategic Plans
The Total Oiling Company is a well-known enterprise that has
thousands of branches across the globe. It is a French
multinational that integrated gas and oil companies. It is one of
the six leading or superior oil companies in the world. The
company’s businesses cover the gas and oil chain. They cover
from the natural gas and crude oil, transportation, crude oil
products trade, natural gas exploration and production, refining,
marketing of petroleum products, and power generation.
Additionally, the company has its head office in the West of
Paris, Tour Total. The company’s history began with the
creation of the CFP in the 1920s. CFP stands for the Compagnie
Francaise des Petroles. Initially, the oil was produced in the
Middle East. Later, Total began to expand into diverse
petroleum, chemicals, refining and petroleum product
marketing. They also expanded internationally. A hundred years
down the line, Total Company has developed and grown to be a
leading energy producer with a cutting edge innovation. The
company's success is associated with the three statements. They
have strengths and weaknesses connected to the statements. In
addition, the company faces large opportunities as well as
threats. All in all, the Total Company development and growth
into an international company is tied to its customs and
practices that place it at the top of the market in the oiling
industry. In summary, the Total Oiling Company has grown into
the broad brand due to its strategic plans.
The company has clear strategies that focus on the goals set,
they employ the distinctive capabilities and actively manage
their quality portfolio. As a result, the company creates a
shareholder value because they create a sustainable cash flow
freely. The flow is also over a long term. Additionally, Total
Company is disciplined in its approaches that lead to the growth
of their distributions to the shareholders over the time. First, the
company has clear priorities that are to have or run compliant,
reliable and sage operations (Hill, et. Al., 2014). Consequently,
the company has better operations and safe performances.
Secondly, Total aims at achieving a competitive project
execution that will deliver projects efficiently. For this reason,
the company meets its budget. Also, the company seeks to make
financial choices that are disciplined and support growth (Hill,
et. Al., 2014). Therefore, the business operates cash from its
businesses, financial resilience and disciplined allocation of
capital for it to achieve its financial goals. The third strategy is
in creating a quality portfolio. The management actively
manages the portfolio so that it identifies the company’s
strength. Therefore, the company constantly explores its
position by reloading the upstream pipeline. The focus is on the
high-value upstream assets that are in selected gas chains, in
deep waters and in giant fields (Hill, et. Al., 2014). Besides,
Total Company leverages the new upgraded assets. They also
leverage the technology that enhances cash flow and customer
relations. As a result, Total can generate a high volume
operation and project through their production. Finally, Total
has a distinctive ability to deliver against their priorities. The
operations are possible because they use advanced technology
across the value chains. They also develop and maintain strong
relationship with the customers, the shareholders and the
stakeholders (Hill, et. Al., 2014). The relationship enhances
their operations in the countries where they have their branches.
Consequently, Total’s strategic plans enhance and develop the
company’s branches worldwide.
The strengths of the company place them at a better place in the
industry to compete with other oil producers. One is that Total
is a competitive company that has created a healthy dislike in
their competitors (Birkinshaw, et. al., 2013). They have also
gained a valuable coverage all over the world. The company
also has opportunities for growth and development. There are
numerous opportunities for product development of the
company. The brand is also highly protected by the owners
especially because it does not wear out like other products.
There is also a ready market in different countries in the
continents. As a result, the strategic plan ensures the growth of
the company due to the available opportunities and its strength.
Quality management involves planning, control, quality
assurance and improvement. It is an essential strategy because
customers and shareholders seek to use products that are of high
quality. It also builds trust with the customers and shareholders.
Therefore, quality management is significant to the success of
the company. Service quality brings the clients back to the same
services because the company wins trust from the clients.
However, the company still needs to improve their quality based
on the feedback they receive from the clients (Goetsch & Davis,
2014). The vision and mission of the company inspires the
company to keep being innovative and to have a brighter future.
Interestingly, the company also has a strategy that involves
their mode of employment and the target employees. The
employees are hired as the apprentices of the energy, oil and
gas technologies industry through leveraging of the 21 years’
experience in the gas and oil industry (Blodgett, et. al., 2011).
Secondly, it provides the confidence, skills and knowledge that
help the UAE nationals to work successfully in the industry.
Finally, it facilitates career opportunities for the apprentices
from the UAE members and those from the ADNOC group.
Similarly, the company’s statement states the members who are
given the superior considerations during the hiring process. It
also shows its core market in the production of their goods and
services (Wilson & Post, 2013). Also, it keeps the company
focused on its agenda. Therefore, they provide quality services
in their production.
In summary, Total Company has found its place in the oiling
industry where it has developed a strong brand name.
Consequently, it has attracted a large number of customers as
well as shareholders. In addition, there are opportunities for the
company to develop across the continent. The company has
clear strategies that focus on the goals set, they employ the
distinctive capabilities and actively manage their quality
portfolio. As a result, the company creates a shareholder value
because they create a sustainable cash flow freely. Additionally,
the business operates cash from its businesses, financial
resilience and disciplined allocation of capital for it to achieve
its financial goals. The quality planning involves planning,
control, quality assurance and improvement. It is an essential
strategy because customers and shareholders seek to use
products that are of high quality. The strategy is as effective as
the employment strategy. The company employs UAE members
and those from the ADNOC group. For this reason, they ensure
that they provide quality services through their productions.
That is part of the company’s agenda that helps them attain their
goals. Consequently, Total Oiling Company utilizes strategic
plans that are manageable and effective.
References
Birkinshaw, J., Bouquet, C., & Ambos, T. C. (2012). Managing
executive attention in the global
company. Image.
Blodgett, M. S., Dumas, C., & Zanzi, A. (2011). Emerging
trends in global ethics: A
comparative study of US and international family business
values. Journal of business
ethics, 99(1), 29-38.
Goetsch, D. L., & Davis, S. B. (2014). Quality management for
organizational excellence.
pearson.
Hill, C., Jones, G., & Schilling, M. (2014). Strategic
management: theory: an integrated
approach. Cengage Learning.
Wilson, F., & Post, J. E. (2013). Business models for people,
planet (& profits): exploring the
phenomena of social business, a market-based approach to
social value creation. Small
Business Economics, 40(3), 715-737.
Running head: TOTAL OILING COMPANY
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TOTAL OILING COMPANY
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Total Oiling Company
The Total Oiling Company is a well-known enterprise that has
thousands of branches across the globe. It is a French
multinational that integrated gas and oil companies. It is one of
the six leading or superior oil companies in the world. The
company’s businesses cover the gas and oil chain. They cover
from the natural gas and crude oil, transportation, crude oil
products trade, natural gas exploration and production, refining,
marketing of petroleum products, and power generation.
Additionally, the company has its head office in the West of
Paris, Tour Total. The company’s history began with the
creation of the CFP in the 1920s. CFP stands for the Compagnie
Francaise des Petroles. Initially, the oil was produced in the
Middle East. Later, Total began to expand into diverse
petroleum, chemicals, refining and petroleum product
marketing. They also expanded internationally. A hundred years
down the line, Total Company has developed and grown to be a
leading energy producer with a cutting edge innovation. The
company's success is associated with the three statements. They
have strengths and weaknesses connected to the statements. In
addition, the company faces large opportunities as well as
threats. All in all, the Total Company development and growth
into an international company is tied to its customs and
practices that place it at the top of the market in the oiling
industry.
The Total Company’s history began in 1924 when it was known
as Compagnie Francaise des Petroles. Its innovation was after
the First World War. However, the then French Prime Minister
rejected the proposal by the Royal Dutch Shell. According to
the Prime Minister, the company would solely belong to the
French. Later, a group of banks came together in support of the
idea, coming up with the name Total (Selley & Sonnenberg,
2014). The name suggests that it is a French company. At that
time, petroleum was a vital commodity due to the war. It was
also part of the compensations by the Turkish due to the war
damages after the First World War. In 1929, the company
became a private sector company after the listing on the Stock
Exchange, in Paris. The following year, it became engaged in
the production and exploration of oil in the Middle East.
Initially, the exploration was in Normandy. The company
launched its branches in Africa, Canada and Venezuela, after
the Second World War (Selley & Sonnenberg, 2014). They
would pursue their sources from France. In 1954, the company
produced its products as a Total brand of gasoline in Europe and
Africa. In 1985, it was renamed to Total CFP because it was
widely known for its gasoline products. The Total Company was
listed on the New York Stock Exchange in 1991. However, the
French government controlled the largest percentage of the
stock. Eventually, Total CFP was renamed to Total in 2003, and
the current logo unveiled globally. As a result, the company has
become a dominant force in the oiling industry in the world. It
has also continued to lead in its stock performances. Therefore,
the Total Company has developed from a French-owned
company to an international private company.
Total Oiling Company has three statements that are the vision,
missions and values statements. The vision statement considers
the UAE, VEDC and ADNOC as part of the company’s
influences on the human capital competencies in the energy, oil
and gas industry. The Statement is beneficial to the company
because its customers, employees and other stakeholders as a
management tool. It clearly shows the company’s goal and
purpose in the market (Blodgett, et. al., 2011). As a result, it
inspires the company to keep being innovative and to have a
brighter future. Also, the statement describes something that
company or shareholders will never forget. On the other hand,
the vision statement has a weakness because it is not easily
understandable to the layman. Arguably, the vision statement
should be simple and easy to remember. However, the Total’s
statement is not easy to remember. The second statement is the
mission statement that comprises of diverse concepts. One is
that the company recruits and trains the UAE nationals that are
outstanding. They are hired as the apprentices of the energy, oil
and gas technologies industry through leveraging of the 21
years’ experience in the gas and oil industry (Blodgett, et. al.,
2011). Secondly, it provides the confidence, skills and
knowledge that help the UAE nationals to work successfully in
the industry. Finally, it facilitates career opportunities for the
apprentices from the UAE members and those from the ADNOC
group. Similarly, the statement states the members who are
given the superior considerations during the hiring process. It
also shows its core market in the production of their goods and
services (Wilson & Post, 2013). Also, it keeps the company
focused on its agenda. However, the mission statement does not
clearly indicate the direction of the company or connote the
employee’s motivation. The final statement is the values
statement that the company respects its apprentices, associates,
colleagues, and partners by creating a trust-worthy relationship
and operation with them. Also, the company embraces the
cultural differences and responsibility towards the others at
work. Besides, Total leads by example through the credibility of
their initiatives and actions (Wilson & Post, 2013). As a result,
the statement gives the company strength because it creates a
sense of trustworthiness to the shareholders. It also helps the
company in establishing relationships. On the other hand, the
statement also is a weakness to the company because it lacks
control over all their shareholders’ characters. Some of the
shareholders will at some point be disrespectful or engage in a
wrong deal. Consequently, the company will suffer a negative
image. In summary, the vision, missions and value statements
have strengths and weaknesses that affect the company directly
and indirectly.
The Total Company has strengths, opportunities, weaknesses
and threats that they encounter during their operations. The
strengths of the company place them at a better place in the
industry to compete with other oil producers. One is that Total
is a competitive company that has created a healthy dislike in
their competitors (Birkinshaw, et. al., 2013). They have also
gained a valuable coverage all over the world. The company
also has opportunities for growth and development. There are
numerous opportunities for product development of the
company. The brand is also highly protected by the owners
especially because it does not wear out like other products.
There is also a ready market in different countries in the
continents. On the other hand, there are weaknesses associated
with the company. One is that the company has faced numerous
oil spilling controversies (Birkinshaw, et. al., 2013). They have
also been charged in bribery cases. The threats include
numerous government regulations that act as hindrances. There
are also hybrid vehicles that can use alternative petroleum
products. Consequently, the company has adequate
development opportunities as well as challenges from the
weaknesses and threats.
In conclusion, Total Company has found its place in the oiling
industry where it has developed a strong brand name.
Consequently, it has attracted a large number of customers as
well as shareholders. In addition, there are opportunities for the
company to develop across the continent. Similarly, the
company has some weaknesses and threats that would
negatively affect the company.
References
Birkinshaw, J., Bouquet, C., & Ambos, T. C. (2012). Managing
executive attention in the global
company. Image.
Blodgett, M. S., Dumas, C., & Zanzi, A. (2011). Emerging
trends in global ethics: A
comparative study of US and international family business
values. Journal of business
ethics, 99(1), 29-38.
Selley, R. C., & Sonnenberg, S. A. (2014). Elements of
petroleum geology. Academic Press.
Wilson, F., & Post, J. E. (2013). Business models for people,
planet (& profits): exploring the
phenomena of social business, a market-based approach to
social value creation. Small
Business Economics, 40(3), 715-737.
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  • 1. Running head: TOTAL COMPANY STRATEGIC PLANS 1 TOTAL COMPANY STRATEGIC PLANS 6 Total Oiling Company: Strategic Plans The Total Oiling Company is a well-known enterprise that has thousands of branches across the globe. It is a French multinational that integrated gas and oil companies. It is one of the six leading or superior oil companies in the world. The company’s businesses cover the gas and oil chain. They cover from the natural gas and crude oil, transportation, crude oil products trade, natural gas exploration and production, refining, marketing of petroleum products, and power generation. Additionally, the company has its head office in the West of Paris, Tour Total. The company’s history began with the creation of the CFP in the 1920s. CFP stands for the Compagnie Francaise des Petroles. Initially, the oil was produced in the Middle East. Later, Total began to expand into diverse petroleum, chemicals, refining and petroleum product marketing. They also expanded internationally. A hundred years down the line, Total Company has developed and grown to be a leading energy producer with a cutting edge innovation. The company's success is associated with the three statements. They have strengths and weaknesses connected to the statements. In addition, the company faces large opportunities as well as threats. All in all, the Total Company development and growth into an international company is tied to its customs and practices that place it at the top of the market in the oiling industry. In summary, the Total Oiling Company has grown into the broad brand due to its strategic plans. The company has clear strategies that focus on the goals set,
  • 2. they employ the distinctive capabilities and actively manage their quality portfolio. As a result, the company creates a shareholder value because they create a sustainable cash flow freely. The flow is also over a long term. Additionally, Total Company is disciplined in its approaches that lead to the growth of their distributions to the shareholders over the time. First, the company has clear priorities that are to have or run compliant, reliable and sage operations (Hill, et. Al., 2014). Consequently, the company has better operations and safe performances. Secondly, Total aims at achieving a competitive project execution that will deliver projects efficiently. For this reason, the company meets its budget. Also, the company seeks to make financial choices that are disciplined and support growth (Hill, et. Al., 2014). Therefore, the business operates cash from its businesses, financial resilience and disciplined allocation of capital for it to achieve its financial goals. The third strategy is in creating a quality portfolio. The management actively manages the portfolio so that it identifies the company’s strength. Therefore, the company constantly explores its position by reloading the upstream pipeline. The focus is on the high-value upstream assets that are in selected gas chains, in deep waters and in giant fields (Hill, et. Al., 2014). Besides, Total Company leverages the new upgraded assets. They also leverage the technology that enhances cash flow and customer relations. As a result, Total can generate a high volume operation and project through their production. Finally, Total has a distinctive ability to deliver against their priorities. The operations are possible because they use advanced technology across the value chains. They also develop and maintain strong relationship with the customers, the shareholders and the stakeholders (Hill, et. Al., 2014). The relationship enhances their operations in the countries where they have their branches. Consequently, Total’s strategic plans enhance and develop the company’s branches worldwide. The strengths of the company place them at a better place in the industry to compete with other oil producers. One is that Total
  • 3. is a competitive company that has created a healthy dislike in their competitors (Birkinshaw, et. al., 2013). They have also gained a valuable coverage all over the world. The company also has opportunities for growth and development. There are numerous opportunities for product development of the company. The brand is also highly protected by the owners especially because it does not wear out like other products. There is also a ready market in different countries in the continents. As a result, the strategic plan ensures the growth of the company due to the available opportunities and its strength. Quality management involves planning, control, quality assurance and improvement. It is an essential strategy because customers and shareholders seek to use products that are of high quality. It also builds trust with the customers and shareholders. Therefore, quality management is significant to the success of the company. Service quality brings the clients back to the same services because the company wins trust from the clients. However, the company still needs to improve their quality based on the feedback they receive from the clients (Goetsch & Davis, 2014). The vision and mission of the company inspires the company to keep being innovative and to have a brighter future. Interestingly, the company also has a strategy that involves their mode of employment and the target employees. The employees are hired as the apprentices of the energy, oil and gas technologies industry through leveraging of the 21 years’ experience in the gas and oil industry (Blodgett, et. al., 2011). Secondly, it provides the confidence, skills and knowledge that help the UAE nationals to work successfully in the industry. Finally, it facilitates career opportunities for the apprentices from the UAE members and those from the ADNOC group. Similarly, the company’s statement states the members who are given the superior considerations during the hiring process. It also shows its core market in the production of their goods and services (Wilson & Post, 2013). Also, it keeps the company focused on its agenda. Therefore, they provide quality services in their production.
  • 4. In summary, Total Company has found its place in the oiling industry where it has developed a strong brand name. Consequently, it has attracted a large number of customers as well as shareholders. In addition, there are opportunities for the company to develop across the continent. The company has clear strategies that focus on the goals set, they employ the distinctive capabilities and actively manage their quality portfolio. As a result, the company creates a shareholder value because they create a sustainable cash flow freely. Additionally, the business operates cash from its businesses, financial resilience and disciplined allocation of capital for it to achieve its financial goals. The quality planning involves planning, control, quality assurance and improvement. It is an essential strategy because customers and shareholders seek to use products that are of high quality. The strategy is as effective as the employment strategy. The company employs UAE members and those from the ADNOC group. For this reason, they ensure that they provide quality services through their productions. That is part of the company’s agenda that helps them attain their goals. Consequently, Total Oiling Company utilizes strategic plans that are manageable and effective. References Birkinshaw, J., Bouquet, C., & Ambos, T. C. (2012). Managing executive attention in the global company. Image. Blodgett, M. S., Dumas, C., & Zanzi, A. (2011). Emerging trends in global ethics: A comparative study of US and international family business values. Journal of business ethics, 99(1), 29-38. Goetsch, D. L., & Davis, S. B. (2014). Quality management for organizational excellence.
  • 5. pearson. Hill, C., Jones, G., & Schilling, M. (2014). Strategic management: theory: an integrated approach. Cengage Learning. Wilson, F., & Post, J. E. (2013). Business models for people, planet (& profits): exploring the phenomena of social business, a market-based approach to social value creation. Small Business Economics, 40(3), 715-737. Running head: TOTAL OILING COMPANY 1 TOTAL OILING COMPANY 6 Total Oiling Company The Total Oiling Company is a well-known enterprise that has thousands of branches across the globe. It is a French multinational that integrated gas and oil companies. It is one of the six leading or superior oil companies in the world. The company’s businesses cover the gas and oil chain. They cover from the natural gas and crude oil, transportation, crude oil products trade, natural gas exploration and production, refining, marketing of petroleum products, and power generation. Additionally, the company has its head office in the West of Paris, Tour Total. The company’s history began with the creation of the CFP in the 1920s. CFP stands for the Compagnie Francaise des Petroles. Initially, the oil was produced in the Middle East. Later, Total began to expand into diverse petroleum, chemicals, refining and petroleum product marketing. They also expanded internationally. A hundred years
  • 6. down the line, Total Company has developed and grown to be a leading energy producer with a cutting edge innovation. The company's success is associated with the three statements. They have strengths and weaknesses connected to the statements. In addition, the company faces large opportunities as well as threats. All in all, the Total Company development and growth into an international company is tied to its customs and practices that place it at the top of the market in the oiling industry. The Total Company’s history began in 1924 when it was known as Compagnie Francaise des Petroles. Its innovation was after the First World War. However, the then French Prime Minister rejected the proposal by the Royal Dutch Shell. According to the Prime Minister, the company would solely belong to the French. Later, a group of banks came together in support of the idea, coming up with the name Total (Selley & Sonnenberg, 2014). The name suggests that it is a French company. At that time, petroleum was a vital commodity due to the war. It was also part of the compensations by the Turkish due to the war damages after the First World War. In 1929, the company became a private sector company after the listing on the Stock Exchange, in Paris. The following year, it became engaged in the production and exploration of oil in the Middle East. Initially, the exploration was in Normandy. The company launched its branches in Africa, Canada and Venezuela, after the Second World War (Selley & Sonnenberg, 2014). They would pursue their sources from France. In 1954, the company produced its products as a Total brand of gasoline in Europe and Africa. In 1985, it was renamed to Total CFP because it was widely known for its gasoline products. The Total Company was listed on the New York Stock Exchange in 1991. However, the French government controlled the largest percentage of the stock. Eventually, Total CFP was renamed to Total in 2003, and the current logo unveiled globally. As a result, the company has become a dominant force in the oiling industry in the world. It has also continued to lead in its stock performances. Therefore,
  • 7. the Total Company has developed from a French-owned company to an international private company. Total Oiling Company has three statements that are the vision, missions and values statements. The vision statement considers the UAE, VEDC and ADNOC as part of the company’s influences on the human capital competencies in the energy, oil and gas industry. The Statement is beneficial to the company because its customers, employees and other stakeholders as a management tool. It clearly shows the company’s goal and purpose in the market (Blodgett, et. al., 2011). As a result, it inspires the company to keep being innovative and to have a brighter future. Also, the statement describes something that company or shareholders will never forget. On the other hand, the vision statement has a weakness because it is not easily understandable to the layman. Arguably, the vision statement should be simple and easy to remember. However, the Total’s statement is not easy to remember. The second statement is the mission statement that comprises of diverse concepts. One is that the company recruits and trains the UAE nationals that are outstanding. They are hired as the apprentices of the energy, oil and gas technologies industry through leveraging of the 21 years’ experience in the gas and oil industry (Blodgett, et. al., 2011). Secondly, it provides the confidence, skills and knowledge that help the UAE nationals to work successfully in the industry. Finally, it facilitates career opportunities for the apprentices from the UAE members and those from the ADNOC group. Similarly, the statement states the members who are given the superior considerations during the hiring process. It also shows its core market in the production of their goods and services (Wilson & Post, 2013). Also, it keeps the company focused on its agenda. However, the mission statement does not clearly indicate the direction of the company or connote the employee’s motivation. The final statement is the values statement that the company respects its apprentices, associates, colleagues, and partners by creating a trust-worthy relationship
  • 8. and operation with them. Also, the company embraces the cultural differences and responsibility towards the others at work. Besides, Total leads by example through the credibility of their initiatives and actions (Wilson & Post, 2013). As a result, the statement gives the company strength because it creates a sense of trustworthiness to the shareholders. It also helps the company in establishing relationships. On the other hand, the statement also is a weakness to the company because it lacks control over all their shareholders’ characters. Some of the shareholders will at some point be disrespectful or engage in a wrong deal. Consequently, the company will suffer a negative image. In summary, the vision, missions and value statements have strengths and weaknesses that affect the company directly and indirectly. The Total Company has strengths, opportunities, weaknesses and threats that they encounter during their operations. The strengths of the company place them at a better place in the industry to compete with other oil producers. One is that Total is a competitive company that has created a healthy dislike in their competitors (Birkinshaw, et. al., 2013). They have also gained a valuable coverage all over the world. The company also has opportunities for growth and development. There are numerous opportunities for product development of the company. The brand is also highly protected by the owners especially because it does not wear out like other products. There is also a ready market in different countries in the continents. On the other hand, there are weaknesses associated with the company. One is that the company has faced numerous oil spilling controversies (Birkinshaw, et. al., 2013). They have also been charged in bribery cases. The threats include numerous government regulations that act as hindrances. There are also hybrid vehicles that can use alternative petroleum products. Consequently, the company has adequate development opportunities as well as challenges from the weaknesses and threats.
  • 9. In conclusion, Total Company has found its place in the oiling industry where it has developed a strong brand name. Consequently, it has attracted a large number of customers as well as shareholders. In addition, there are opportunities for the company to develop across the continent. Similarly, the company has some weaknesses and threats that would negatively affect the company. References Birkinshaw, J., Bouquet, C., & Ambos, T. C. (2012). Managing executive attention in the global company. Image. Blodgett, M. S., Dumas, C., & Zanzi, A. (2011). Emerging trends in global ethics: A comparative study of US and international family business values. Journal of business ethics, 99(1), 29-38. Selley, R. C., & Sonnenberg, S. A. (2014). Elements of petroleum geology. Academic Press. Wilson, F., & Post, J. E. (2013). Business models for people, planet (& profits): exploring the phenomena of social business, a market-based approach to social value creation. Small Business Economics, 40(3), 715-737.