Who Should Attend the International Corporate Citizenship Conference?
This conference is intended for a wide range of executives working in corporate social responsibility (CSR) roles—including both members and non-members of BCCCC. Notably, the International Corporate Citizenship Conference is NOT open to vendors or nonprofit organizations (with the exception of some nonprofit healthcare organizations, credit unions, and consulting firms that have a dedicated corporate citizenship/sustainability department), as our goal is to focus solely on corporate citizenship—with all its unique challenges, emerging best practices, and opportunities. If you are employed by a for-profit company, and tasked with projects related to community involvement; social impact; sustainability; diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI); health equity; corporate giving; or other facets of CSR, this event is for you.
Attend the Conference as a New Member!
If you're thinking about BCCCC membership, attending the Conference is one of the best ways to learn more about what we do and how we can support your work. Meet fellow members, see how our corporate citizenship community can inform the projects you're working on, discover all the different ways you can get involved—as an individual or as a company. Best of all, as a new member you are locked in at the lowest possible Conference rate!
Companies Sending Corporate Citizens to the 2025 Conference Included...
USAA, NBC Universal, Delta Air Lines, General Motors, Paramount, Toyota, Lowe's, S&P Global, MGM Resorts International, Fidelity Investments, the Allstate Foundation, Bank of America, Texas Instruments, Travelers, BMO Financial, Sanofi, Ally Financial, Nielsen, Leidos, Flex, State Street, CIGNA, U.S. Bank, UPS, Independence Blue Cross, FICO, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Booz Allen Hamilton, MUFG, QVC, Inc, Navy Federal Credit Union, SAIC, Advocate Health, Point32Health, Cox Enterprises, Liberty Mutual Insurance, Zillow, Land O'Lakes, AAA - The Auto Club, John Hancock Financial Services, Blue Shield of California, Exelon, TJX, Whataburger, Humana, The Hartford, Mitsubishi Electric US, DPR Construction, T. Rowe Price, UKG, Gallagher, Sundt Construction, Vanguard, Teva Pharmaceuticals, Teradata, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts, Delta Dental of Iowa, Wells Fargo, PNC Financial Services, Vertex Pharmaceuticals, ATB Financial, Deltek, Health Care Service Corporation, Xcel Energy, MathWorks, Ochsner Health, AAON, Emera, Nationwide Mutual Insurance, RGA Reinsurance, nVent Electric, Colette... And This List Is Growing Daily
Looking to Attend in 2026 as a NEW MEMBER?
Get the lowest rate on the 2026 Conference when you join BCCCC! Ask About Membership HereWhat makes the International Corporate Citizenship Conference different?
The Conference is different from other conferences in corporate citizenship because of its robust content, core focus, and world-class participants. This conference gathers global business leaders and CSR practitioners--the people who are collectively defining and redefining what it means to be a socially responsible business. If that sounds daunting, it's important to know this conference also creates a safe, collaborative, and supportive environment for attendees to share ideas and brainstorm solutions to challenges. You won't just listen to presentations. You will return to your organization with detail-rich case studies, practical know-how, and specific implementation tips to accelerate your corporate citizenship goals.
What do participants say about the Conference?
In surveying past attendees, we've gathered hundreds of positive reactions. Here are just a few of their takeaways:
If You're Serious about Corporate Citizenship... "[The Conference] helped me strategically. It helped me with messaging. It helped me in terms of my network, who I can reach out to in my industry and other industries. It helped me by exposing me to best practices... If you’re really serious about corporate citizenship, this conference is the place to be."
Different Ways to Engage "I really enjoyed how easy the (virtual) platform was to use and the various different ways to engage with the content. I like the discussion board, the breakout sessions with Zoom groups broken out even further in some cases, the small group discussions and the plenary sessions too!”
