This research paper examines the benefits of sustainability and corporate social responsibility (CSR) practices within the context of Walt Disney, a global entertainment giant. Drawing upon Wayne Visser's 'Age of Responsibility,' the paper explores how Disney's commitment to CSR aligns with the principles of creativity, responsiveness, scalability, glocality, and circularity. It analyzes how Disney's CSR initiatives, such as employee volunteer programs, environmental conservation efforts, and disaster relief initiatives, have contributed to its positive brand image, market share growth, and overall sustainability. The paper concludes by highlighting the importance of CSR for businesses in the modern era and emphasizes the role of Disney as a model for responsible corporate practices.
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