Responsible Business 2.0 provides a form of corporate self-regulation that plays a pivotal role in a socially minded business model. Co-led by Dr. Isabel B. Franco project’s deliverables enabled firms to deliver long—term value to their direct and indirect stakeholders, with a particular focus on the creation of social, environmental, financial and ethical value. Therefore, The Responsible Business 2.0 model was developed to bridge the gaps encountered in the 3Cs (Corporate Social Responsibility, Corporate Sustainability and Corporate Governance), found between the theory and practice of exercising corporate social responsibility. While the 3Cs expanded on the theory beyond the three principles of socially responsible business, Responsible Business 2.0 helps businesses to put these principles into action. This new model also assists organizations in creating a more viable business ecosystem which helps the development of more sustainable corporate policy and managerial agendas. Such a framework has the potential to drive the sustainable development agenda globally. Businesses that follow this approach can enhance their reputation through integrating the interests and needs of their employees, business partners, other stakeholders and society as a whole into the daily operations of the company.