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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.
Center News & Features » Business needs schooling on education
Posted on June 18th, 2009 by Tim Wilson, Editor & Writer, Boston College CenterYoung writers are often advised to “write what you know.” An imagined perspective can never match real-life point of view when trying to tell an authentic story on any subject.
So if you want to know what the story is with the mystery of successful business investment in education, IBM’s Stan Litow is your man. As a product of the New York City public schools, an education activist, a former deputy chancellor of New York’s school system and IBM’s vice president for corporate citizenship and corporate affairs and president of the IBM International Foundation – the point man in its efforts to improve education – Litow has lived this saga on both sides. Read the rest of this entry »
