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2016 Fortune Change the World List Recognizing companies that create social impact through business innovation HOME » 2016 FORTUNE CHANGE THE WORLD LIST

ABOUT US

The Shared Value Initiative is a global community of leaders who find business opportunities in addressing societal challenges. We are committed to expanding the awareness and practice of shared value, a management approach which embodies this worldview.

In our mission to support companies that improve society with core business strategy and innovation, we serve as a research partner on Fortune Magazine's annual Change the World List.

ABOUT THE LIST

The Fortune Change the World List highlights leading companies that are innovating to solve the world’s biggest challenges through core profit-making strategy and operations. Building on the concept of shared value, the list recognizes companies not for their philanthropy, corporate social responsibility (CSR), or other “business-as-usual” approaches, but for innovative activities that create material business value while contributing to societal impact.

Companies with $1Bn+ in revenue were evaluated on 3 essential criteria:

Measurable contribution to societal impact

Scale of business results

Degree of innovation relative to the industry

WHO'S ON THE 2016 LIST?

You can see the full list of companies that made the top 50 over at Fortune.com. For the companies who truly exemplify shared value, we invite you to learn more about our corporate partners who made this year’s list—including the #1 spot: #1 #5 #11 #12 #15 #22 #37

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FSG and the Shared Value Initiative are proud to have worked with companies in many different ways over our 16-year history. Our client experiences and funder relationships have allowed us to build our expertise in shared value. In our research on Fortune's 'Change the World' List, we necessarily participated in vetting activities of companies we know well. Following is a list of companies on the 'Change the World' List that we have worked with in the past or are working with currently, as clients, funders, or partners: GSK, GE, Nestlé, Coca-Cola, Intel, Walmart, Skandia, NAB, BD, McDonald's and Godrej Group.

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Browse 50 companies changing the world on the 2016 Change the World List.

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