Company Case Study 3: Loccioni Between Innovation, People and Future

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This chapter focuses on the Italian company Loccioni as a case study of a Socially Responsible Enterprise which pays attention to its surrounding environment taking care of its needs and the needs of its inhabitants. To improve, to achieve success and guarantee its growth and the growth of the community around, Loccioni develops many different projects with regional schools aimed at hosting and training students because it wants that young people meet early the labour market. Loccioni Group is a real example of a socially responsible enterprise. The Italian company is a laboratory that used to open its doors to schools of the territory, offering technological challenges for the present and the future that is yet to come.

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Recchi, S. (2020). Company Case Study 3: Loccioni Between Innovation, People and Future. In: Wehrmeyer, W., Looser, S., Del Baldo, M. (eds) Intrinsic CSR and Competition. Palgrave Macmillan, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-21037-3_8

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