Reputation and Relationships
Connecting stakeholder data to strategy is critical for the success of organizations. Yet, this is something that many organizations struggle with.
The work in the Centre has produced a tool that allows companies to address the gap between data and strategy.
The Centre allows organizations to strengthen the key drivers of successful stakeholder relationships, achieving goals such as customer retention, pro-social outcomes and community impacts. This has helped organizations like Unilever to develop and communicate its Sustainable Living Plan, helped John Lewis with staff and employee happiness work and has helped multiple organizations in the financial service sector to better stakeholder relations.
In 2022, the Centre launched the North-South Impact Partnership which connects African not-for-profit organizations with the Henley Alumni Network.
In 2023, the Centre launched its African sister Centre, the John Madejski Centre for Reputation Africa, marking 15 years history of working with the not-for-profit sector.
From 2025-2030, the Centre is committed to developing new tools to measure reputation and the strength of relationships in less researched areas, such as the not-for-profit sector and the African context, as well as continuing to assist commercial organizations such as McDonalds improving healthy eating choices, and SAP to improve their partner-customer relationships.
JMCR interests and expertise
- Understanding drivers of youth volunteering
Strategic partner: “step up to serve” organisation, “iwill.org.uk” campaign
Lead: Prof. K. Money, Associate Prof. J. Bartels and Dr I. Garnelo-Gomez - Understanding the Decision-Making of Retail Investors: impact of emotions and cognitive biases on financial decision
ESRC funded project
Lead: Prof. C. Brooks, Prof. C. Hillenbrand and Prof. K. Money - Understanding the impact of organisational purpose on stakeholder relationships
Strategic partner: Arthur Page Society
Lead: Prof. K. Money and B. Edlund - Measuring research culture in a higher education institution
Carola Hillenbrand, Kevin Money, Samuel Tosin Lawal, Bahram Mahmoodi Kahriz, Natalya Radko - Constructive Outcomes of Expressing Anger at Work: The Role of Emotional Release in Maintaining Productivity
Bahram Mahmoodi Kahriz., Carola Hillenbrand., Julia Vogt
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