CEOs to Attend Closed-Door Session to Discuss Actions Necessary for Impact on Pressing Community Issues
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New York, NY, November 18, 2013 /3BL Media/- CEOs who represent a movement of global senior executives whose companies have committed more than $14 billion in annual total community investment will gather for CECP’s 9th annual Board of Boards CEO Roundtable.
Thirty One Companies Participated in Unique Look at Global Giving
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April 11, 2013 /3BL Media/ - CECP, a valued partner to leading CEOs and companies that prioritize community engagement, found through its pilot Global Guide study that leading companies around the world, sharing data on their 2011 contributions, designated 44% of their total giving to international recipients. Median overall giving for Global Guide respondents was US$39 million.
Featuring some of the most prominent leaders in business, the Committee Encouraging Corporate Philanthropy's membership includes more than 180 CEOs and chairpersons, and their companies account for more than 40% of reported corporate giving in the United States.
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Featuring some of the most prominent leaders in business, the Committee Encouraging Corporate Philanthropy's membership includes more than 180 CEOs and chairpersons, and their companies account for more than 40% of reported corporate giving in the United States.
Discusses key findings for corporations and nonprofits from CECP report "Shaping the Future"
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In this Q&A, Laura Cronin, director of the Toshiba America Foundation, speaks with CECP Director Margaret Coady about Shaping the Future: Solving Social Problems through Business Strategy, a new CECP report based on research by McKinsey & Company. The conversation includes an explanation of Sustainable Value Creation with concrete company examples, guidance for companies in choosing the right issue to address, and shows how this strategy can directly aid a company's ability to compete. Coady also provides advice for nonprofit leaders on how to interact with corporations now.
In this Q&A, Laura Cronin, director of the Toshiba America Foundation, speaks with CECP Director Margaret Coady about Shaping the Future: Solving Social Problems through Business Strategy, a new CECP report based on research by McKinsey & Company. The conversation includes an explanation of Sustainable Value Creation with concrete company examples, guidance for companies in choosing the right issue to address, and shows how this strategy can directly aid a company's ability to compete. Coady also provides advice for nonprofit leaders on how to interact with corporations now.
CECP presents this exciting study which is the result of a collaborative project with McKinsey & Company; research included interviews with dozens of CEOs and thought leaders in the field of corporate social engagement and business strategy. The report was also informed by live poll results at CECP’s annual Board of Boards CEO Conference in New York on Feb. 22, 2010.
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CECP presents this exciting study which is the result of a collaborative project with McKinsey & Company; research included interviews with dozens of CEOs and thought leaders in the field of corporate social engagement and business strategy. The report was also informed by live poll results at CECP’s annual Board of Boards CEO Conference in New York on Feb. 22, 2010.
