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January's webinar will explore how resilient businesses build and measure CSR policies to produce meaningful impacts both at the company and community level.

As a leading financial services company, TD has a unique understanding of the value that can be derived from environmental sustainability investments.

Corporate giving was instrumental in the most successful day in the history of the charity movement, exemplified by companies leading the way in CSR.

Serving on a nonprofit board is more than a high-impact way for executives to perform community service— it also provides benefits to the executive’s company.

#GivingTuesday is a focused opportunity for companies to engage employees, community partners, and customers in an effort to champion a philanthropic cause.

Renowned brands discuss how to create, implement, and grow corporate citizenship initiatives designed to have a direct positive impact on reputation.

Companies with strong corporate citizenship have stronger, more resilient reputations, and consumers are less likely to assume the worst if the firm missteps.

In the new issue of The Corporate Citizen, you'll read about leading companies who have moved beyond better to create first-in-class programs.

Humana's ambitious goal for impact measurement is built on a commitment to improving the health & wellness of Humana’s communities by 20 percent by 2020.

Kohler's bold plan to reduce its global environmental footprint to net-zero by 2035 is being powered by its associates' passion for sustainable design.

Learn how to bolster financials, improve reputation, and increase customer loyalty by using the leading sustainability reporting frameworks.

An excerpt from The Executive’s Guide to 21st Century Corporate Citizenship outlining the importance of aligning CSR efforts with your business purpose.

Aimia's data philanthropy program uses the company's knowledge, expertise, and resources to enable nonprofits through the intelligent use of data.

Your updated resource for corporate citizenship: explore classes on corporate social responsibility, access resources, or request a customized onsite training.

The risks and opportunities present in a company’s supply chain can range widely—from inefficient packaging that makes recycling targets more difficult to meet—to human rights violations—with no issue more severe than slavery.

At the Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship, we provide you with the resources to make the best use of what time for learning and reflection that you have.

Corporate citizenship initiatives focused on veteran hiring and engagement provide a win-win situation for companies and military families alike.

The Coca-Cola Africa Foundation created the Replenish Africa Initiative (RAIN) to provide 6 million Africans with access to safe water by the end of 2020.

An excerpt from 21st Century Corporate Citizenship detailing the importance of networks, the keys to a structured program, and a strategy case study.

The Center's July 12 webinar will offer from citizenship practitioners who have gone through an organizational change.