Interestingly however, research does demonstrate the by building the image of the organization, customer response to the organization can be quite positive regardless of the industry in which the organization operates (Xiaoli and Heo, 2007). Overall, business ethics can serve as the impetus for the development of a strong internal culture that pervades to the exterior of the organization and encompasses customers (McDonald, 2007). This appears to be what NBB has accomplished as a result of its decision to place environmental concerns above the desire to make a fast profit. In the end, New Belgium Brewing has become a model of corporate social responsibility by promoting its image and strategy through environmental development projects.

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