State of Corporate Citizenship 2020 Infographic
Executives have outlined a clear regimen for success. By selecting causes relevant to their operating context, integrating corporate citizenship efforts with business strategy, and investing in corporate citizenship efforts over the long term, companies are delivering value to business and society are significantly more likely to achieve key business goals.
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