Time for Advocacy
by
Bradley K. Googins,
Ph.D., Center Executive
Director
It is time to reexamine
the role of advocacy
in corporate citizenship.
Is it possible to
contribute to the
collective political
process where private,
public and not for
profit work together
to insure maximum
social and economic
gain? Read
more.
Engaging with Socially Responsive Investors: Put Out the Welcome Mat
by
Belinda Hoff, Research
Associate, The
Institute for Responsible
Investment,
Boston College Center
for Corporate Citizenship
Socially responsible investors are not going to go away, nor are their questions about social and environmental performance nor their shareholder resolutions. So how does a company deal with this issue?
Read more.
Return on Reputation
by
Andrew
Pharoah, Head
of Corporate Practice,
Hill
& Knowlton Europe,
Middle East and
Africa
For any company, promoting a positive image to the outside world helps recruit and retain the best staff, increase sales and build successful strategic relationships. But for listed companies reputation has an even more direct impact on performance through the financial community that grades, rates and invests in them. Read
more.
Enhancing
Your Company's Volunteer
and Philanthropy
Programs
If you're responsible for your company's volunteer or philanthropy program, you've probably already mastered the basic planning skills required to run the program; your challenge now is to make it better. Read more.
Bio/Pharmaceutical
Corporate Social
Responsibility Leadership
Forum
From donating to
pandemic planning,
responding in crisis
situations and providing
education, the bio/pharmaceutical
industry’s contributions
to society and global
health is increasingly
important. These
are just some of
the issues to be
addressed in this
upcoming conference.
Read
more.
Sustainable Enterprise Academy to Focus On How Companies Can Be Sustainable and Profitable
Public interest in environment. Climate policies. Retail pressures on suppliers. Product labeling. New energy technologies. Public expectations of corporate leadership. Is your company prepared to to thrive in this new business environment? Read more.
