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Many companies striving to be good corporate citizens today face an internal tug of war between giving attention to community initiatives that address social problems and the growing demand to make environmental issues paramount.
The 2010 International Corporate Citizenship Conference: Have you saved your seat at the table?
By Susan Thomas, Assistant Director, Electronic Communications, Boston College Center
Has your company made a place at the table for corporate citizenship?
During these turbulent times, more companies are discovering the financial and reputational advantages that come with a solid commitment to corporate citizenship. Don’t fall behind as competitors create new business strategies, management processes and stakeholder relationships to meet new societal expectations placed on companies.
The theme for our 2010 conference, to be held on April 11-13 in Boston, is Corporate Citizenship: Winning a Seat at the Table.
Join us at the 2010 International Corporate Citizenship Conference where you will:
- Hear inspiring keynote speakers
- Learn about the latest trends, best practices and research
- Participate with peers contributing relevant insights on shared challenges
- Be In Good Company with 500 of the leading corporate citizenship doers, thinkers and influencers
Each year the Center’s International Corporate Citizenship Conference draws hundreds of professionals from around the world. Leading policy makers from the largest domestic and international corporations attend: managers of corporate citizenship and community involvement, public relations, public affairs, foundations, communications, sustainability, work/life issues, and other professionals responsible for community and business strategies.
Click here to learn more and register for the International Corporate Citizenship Conference on April 11-13, 2010 at the Intercontinental Hotel in Boston, Mass.
