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Volunteer Programs within a wider CSR/ESG Strategy
It is interesting to note that as companies move to more closely align their employee volunteer programs with their corporate social responsibility (CSR) strategy, employees are seeking more fulfillment and purpose in their lives, which sometimes take them in a … Continue reading
Seeing Opportunity in Reputation Risk
Whatever the cause of a reputational hit, boards are liable to be held accountable and can mitigate their own reputation risk by diligently asking the right questions about the company’s ESG and CR strategies, practices, risk management, crisis preparedness, and … Continue reading
Posted in Corporate Citizenship, Corporate Governance, Philanthropy
Tagged Corporate Governance, CSR, ESG
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Report: Points of Light Corporate Service Council Meeting
When a group of CSR and Employee Engagement leaders from many of the world’s most admired companies come together for one purpose, that of engaging employees to make a positive impact on the world, magic happens. This is what happened … Continue reading
Employees Send Hope in Times of Disaster and Tragedy
When disaster strikes—particularly close to home—often the first people we hear from are our employees wanting to know what they can do to help as they seek the shared experience of grieving. Often, it is a challenge to provide the … Continue reading
Two Companies Collaborate around Shared Desired Outcome to Build the Workforce of Tomorrow
First published on The Conference Board Giving Thoughts Blog on November 30, 2016 We often talk cross-sector collaboration, but we don’t often hear about companies working together to solve a social problem. CH2M and Dow are doing just that. Interestingly, they count … Continue reading
Posted in Corporate Citizenship, Education, Philanthropy
Tagged Collaboration, Education, STEM
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“Abundance & Disruption during an Exponential Era”
Peter Diamandis is one smart, forward thinking and amazing guy. He is an international pioneer in the fields of innovation, incentive competitions and commercial space. In 2014 he was named one of “The World’s 50 Greatest Leaders” – by Fortune … Continue reading
Posted in Corporate Governance, Economic Development
Tagged Abundance, Disruption, Exponential Change
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Corporate Citizenship Evolves: Human Capital + Purpose = Value Creation
First published on the Corporate Responsibility Magazine Blog on November 1, 2016 Corporate Citizenship as a Business Imperative Organizations that create value for themselves by creating value for society are the ones that succeed. They represent purpose, shared value, collective impact, … Continue reading
Posted in Civic Engagement, Corporate Citizenship, Economic Development, Volunteering and Service
Tagged CSR, ESG, Purpose
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Lessons from a Top Gun pilot: Risk and Opportunity
Green Hasson and Janks hosted their third nonprofit conference in Los Angeles. The theme this year focused on their recent report on Nonprofit Risk: Opportunities and Challenges in a High-Risk World. The keynote speaker was Art de la Cruz, COO … Continue reading
How CSR Magic Helped Make Shanghai Disney Resort Possible
Today Shanghai Disney Resort opens to the world. From afar, the $5.5 billion project looks spectacular and I congratulate all of my friends and colleagues who have worked to make this a reality. It’s been a 15 plus year journey, … Continue reading
Posted in Corporate Citizenship, Philanthropy, Youth
Tagged CSR, ESG, Shanghai Disney Resort
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The Third Wave. A book by Steve Case
A fascinating and must read book. It clearly lays out the technology revolution by illustrating where we have been, where we are now and where we will be going in the future. But this is more than a book on … Continue reading
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