At the June 2022 Member Meetup, members discussed non-traditional community involvement partners--including business competitors. Speakers from TELUS and the Pitney Bowes Foundation offered examples of successful, collaborative programs.
Promoting diverse small business
While the recent economic downturn following the COVID-19 pandemic impacted virtually all small businesses, evidence suggests that those owned by women and people of color may have been disproportionately affected. Now, corporate community involvement programs are stepping in with critical resources to help level the playing field. Here we look at successful programs at Nielsen and Fiserv.
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