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Pinheiro, C., Clare, A. & Pozzolo, A. (2023). Does board connectedness influence corporate sustainability performance?. In António Ramos Pires, Margarida Saraiva (Ed.), Livro de Atas do XIII Encontro da RIQUAL - Rede de Investigadores da Qualidade. (pp. 90-93). Coimbra: RIQUAL.

C. M. Pinheiro et al.,  "Does board connectedness influence corporate sustainability performance?", in Livro de Atas do XIII Encontro da RIQUAL - Rede de Investigadores da Qualidade, António Ramos Pires, Margarida Saraiva, Ed., Coimbra, RIQUAL, 2023, pp. 90-93

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AB  - Corporate sustainability has attracted the attention of academics around the world over
the last four decades. It is one of the most significant corporate trends (Harjoto and Jo,
2011). The role of the businesses has become threefold, catering to people, planet and
prosperity – the triple bottom line. By doing so, companies can appropriate tangible
benefits, e.g. (i) engaging employees who in turn can become more productive and
aligned with the company’s objectives (Cao and Rees, 2020); (ii) increasing customer
loyalty and, therefore enhancing share-of-wallet and improving revenue (McDannold and
Kwon, 2023); and (iii) tapping capital at a lower cost (Puggioni and Stefanou, 2019). For
example, investors may be willing to divert their capital away from companies that are
not actively contributing to the economic, social and environmental welfare of society
(Shakil 2021; Tjahjadi et al., 2021). 
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