Through the power of partnerships, companies can do great things. See how CH2M Hill worked with nonprofit partners to help communities in Panama.
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Director, Membership and Member ServicesColleen leads the strategy and operations related to the recruitment and retention of member companies. Since joining the center in 2001 Colleen has had thousands of conversations with business professionals on the challenges and opportunities corporate citizenship presents to them. In her current role she uses her knowledge and experience to provide direction on content connected to member services. Prior to joining the Center, Colleen worked in the non-profit sector. She received her MBA and MSW from Boston College.
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#GivingTuesday, is a global day dedicated to giving back to the community. Read how our member companies are volunteering their efforts.
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Engaging employees at different career stages is nothing new to corporate citizenship professionals, but employers will need to think more creatively.
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NetSuite’s mission is to optimize business’ capabilities, a goal that extends to the company’s approach to corporate citizenship.
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A few examples of how companies are contributing to the relief efforts in the Philippines following Typhoon Haiyan
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From our 2010 Profile of the Practice report: 25 percent of companies called it corporate social responsibility, 20 percent corporate citizenship, 14 percent corporate responsibility, and 8 percent sustainability.
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The Center is creating a series of tools designed to help our members do more with less and utilize this time of uncertainty to elevate their company’s citizenship initiatives. Condensed from our research, this “Toolkit for a Tough Economy” will provide easily digested information relevant to today’s struggles. These tools are provided in both PowerPoint and Adobe PDF formats (presented with no more than 10 slides) so practitioners may view them in a meeting or share them with colleague.
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