Center for Corporate Performance

CCP is a cross-organizational research center founded in 2002 at Aarhus University and now domiciled at Copenhagen Business School, Department of Accounting.

The research center is a joint project between the corporate world and researchers from Copenhagen Business School and Aarhus University.

We conduct research in HR with the purpose of enhancing corporate performance. We study a broad range of HR initiatives such as performance management systems, incentive systems, the use of teams, retention policies, employee job satisfaction, sickness absenteeism, employment and wage structures, etc. And, furthermore, we link these initiatives to customers, organizational performance, and the bottom line.

Our research is often conducted in close collaboration with CCP member companies on their data.

Corporate HR partners
Center for Corporate Performance (CCP) is supported financially and through data sharing by its corporate partners and network collaborators. The funds mainly finance the establishment of a data processing infrastructure, secretarial and student assistance, workshops, the collection of surveys, purchases of data from Denmark’s Statistik (Statistics Denmark), and hosting of seminars and the bi-annual CCP meetings. Furthermore, the funds will finance the continuous dissemination of research results.

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