State of Corporate Citizenship 2017 - Executive Summary
In the 2017 study, the majority of executives report that their companies experience greater business success when corporate citizenship is integrated into business strategy. Key factors for success are selecting issues that make sense to their people and that make the best possible use of their know-how and other resources and investing over the long term. Most predict that they will allocate more resources to corporate citizenship programs than they have in the past.
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