ZOOSHARE’S SOCIAL MISSION

ZOOSHARE’S SOCIAL MISSION

A social mission helps a company to realize its plan, its relationship with its employees, stakeholders, and customers to achieve the social needs of the company and to connect the people of that particular company and the public in general. A social mission helps a company in many ways, which include; it helps grow trust in a company and its ethical practices this helps to outline the company’s mission and its resourcefulness to both the community and the environment (Rocío, N., 2011). A social mission also helps a company build a relationship with the community. This can be done by funding public rallies and participating in charity events. A social mission also helps a company attract investors and more customers, and investors would want to know how well a company is doing before deciding to invest that also applies to customers and their preferences about what companies they want to purchase goods from this will help the company attract new capital sources. Most companies operate on customer preferences, and a social mission should, therefore, reflect a company’s dedication to its customers and their service delivery. An excellent social mission should be able to tell apart the company’s product or brand from other companies. Mendell, M., 2011)

An excellent social purpose can also drive a company’s employees and motivate them to achieve their values goals. In this study, we are going to look at Zooshare’s social mission. Zooshare’s mission is to sensitize the general public on the significance of biogas plants to the community and to encourage the community through investments on the importance of biogas plants (Kusch, S., 2012). It teaches the community the importance of wastes and the conservation of the environment. The general public can be educated on the importance of biogas and its uses. Zooshare is also creating strategic and significant partnerships to develop greenhouse gas. From the company’s mission, it is clear that the company is keen on public sensitization and investing in ideas that help the general public in the use and importance of biogas (Jerome, s, (1962).

References

Mendell, M., & Rocío, N. (2011). Solidarity Finance.

Nemetsky, I. B., & Jerome, S. (1962). U.S. Patent No. 3,058,747. Washington, DC: U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

Kusch, S. (2012). Organic wastes as energy source in zoos. Proceedings „WasteEng, 1399-1404.