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A whole greater than the sum of the parts, A corporate personality is defined in terms of three

main dimensions, each of which can be defined in terms of two key traits: the heart

(passionate and compassionate), the mind (creative and disciplined) and the body (agile and

collaborative).

Importantly, the effects of these three pairs of corporate personality traits are enhanced by

each other. In other words, corporate personality traits can have a multiplicative or interactive

effect, not an additive effect.

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Relationship Management

The Relationship Management as Philip, (2004) says is a tactic engaged by an

organization in which a nonstop level of engagement is sustained between the organization

and its audience. Relationship management can be between a business and its customers

(customer relationship management) and between a business and other businesses (business

relationship management).

Relationship management is a focus of the financial and investing industries as a way to

identify possible cross-sales of products and services

Relationship management creates a partnership between the organization and its audience

rather than consider the relationship merely transactional. Consumers who feel that a business

responds to their needs are more likely to continue using the products and services that a

business offers. Moreover, retaining a level of communication with consumers allows the

business to identify potential sources of costly problems before they come to a head.

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Corporate Social Responsibility

Corporate Social Responsibility is the inventiveness to evaluate and take responsibility

for the organization's effects on the environment and influence on social wellbeing. The term

mostly applies to organization hard work that goes further than what may be required by

regulators or environmental protection groups.

Corporate Social Responsibility may also be referred to as "Corporate Citizenship" and can

include earning short-term costs that do not offer an immediate financial benefit to the

organization, but instead encourage constructive social and environmental change. CSR treats