Executive Forum » Sharing ten lessons learned
Posted on May 17th, 2011 by Bob Langert, Vice President, Corporate Social Responsibility, McDonald's
I have been working in corporate citizenship for two decades, so I have seen the good, the bad the ugly – and learned a lot on the way. Here’s my top ten list of observations to pass on based on McDonald’s own journey thus far:
1. Create a CSR strategic framework
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