[New Issue Alert] The Corporate Citizen Magazine
The Fall 2015 issue of the Corporate Citizen Magazine is now available! This special issue provides the Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship’s Professional Development and Executive Education offerings for 2015-2016, as well as key insights into the corporate citizenship efforts of leading companies. Check out how your peers are using information strategically to increase transparency in their organizations and drive powerful change across the world.
Highlights in this issue include:
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Community Involvement Efforts Contribute to Business Goals: The Center’s forthcoming Community Involvement survey finds that companies are more effectively achieving business goals through community involvement efforts.
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Professional Development and Executive Education Course Offerings 2015-2016: A closer look at the Boston College for Corporate Citizenship certificate programs and upcoming Professional Development offerings.
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The Advantage of Good Governance: Member companies Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL), Arthur J. Gallagher & Co., and Wells Fargo have taken unique steps to operate more ethically and transparently, and in doing so gained a competitive edge.
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From the Corner Office: Executives from DTCC, Aramark, HARMAN, and Robert Half on the importance of corporate citizenship.
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Doing Good with Data: The Nielsen Company and Baxter International Inc. are strategically leveraging data to drive their corporate citizenship initiatives and deliver business and social value.
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Comprehensive Disclosure and Financial Performance: How corporate citizenship professionals can reduce risk, ease stakeholder pressure, and increase financial performance through comprehensive disclosure.
- Call for Entries! The 2016 International Corporate Citizenship Film Festival is gearing up for submissions. The mission of the Film Festival is to honor excellence and recognize the hard work of corporate citizenship programs.
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