Intel is the highest-scoring company for social responsibility in the latest Management Top 250, followed by Elevance Health and Accenture.
The Management Top 250 ranking compares companies using the late management guru Peter Drucker's principles. Companies are graded in five categories: customer satisfaction, innovation, social responsibility, employee engagement and development, and financial strength. The statistical model that produces the ranking was created by researchers at Claremont Graduate University's Drucker Institute. Bendable Labs, a private firm, works with Drucker to perform the calculations and interpret them.
Intel ranks fourth overall, Elevance Health is 162nd and Accenture is 31st. Microsoft has the highest overall rank among the social-responsibility leaders, at No. 3.
Intel is also among the top 10 for customer satisfaction, along with Trane Technologies, another social-responsibility leader. Two of the top 10 for social responsibility are also among the leaders in employee engagement and development -- Microsoft and Adobe. And Microsoft also made the top 10 for innovation and for financial strength.
You can explore the full, detailed rankings here and the biggest gainers in social responsibility here. Highlights featured in the coming weeks will include the leaders in financial strength.
--Gerard Yates
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