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Corporate citizens from BCCCC’s advisory boards acted as judges in evaluating dozens of competitive submissions from companies around the world. They reviewed each submission for its program design and creativity, tangible outcomes, disruption potential, and overall corporate citizenship.

Aaaaaaaand, that's a wrap! As we close the books on Memphis and look ahead to #BCConf25 in National Harbor, here's a look at all the incredible content Day Three provided.

On Day Two of #BCConf, attendees heard from FedEx and Travelers, alongside their corporate social responsibility partners. They also enjoyed a variety of breakout sessions, case studies, and workshops.

The afternoon of Day Two at #BCConf brought more opportunities for CSR professionals to customize their conference experience. Attendees also heard from Bank of America and partners, followed by the president of the National Civil Rights Museum.

If you couldn't make it to Memphis, or if you want to follow along from the event, here's a quick recap of what happened on Day One of the 2024 International Corporate Citizenship Conference, including this year's Innovation Award winners...

What is skills-based volunteering (SBV)? How does it differ from pro bono services? This post offers company examples, SBV benefits, tips on measuring impact, tools for managing SBV programs, and much more...