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Economic crisis demonstrates Corporate Citizenship and CSR are here to stay
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For years there has been an ongoing discussion about how corporate social responsibility would – or not – stand up to a deep recession. The debate is no longer academic and the Boston College Center…
Started this discussion. Last reply by Brad Ewing Oct. 2, 2009.
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Interesting that "Reputation was cited by 70% as a driver for corporate citizenship". I agree that reputation plays a big part but I think if you're basing your csr decisions on reputation you run the risk of overdoing it and being accused of things…
Thank you for posting this, Chris. Let me know if you need help with anything else.
Chris. I cannot agree with you more. Great work. I am not sure if you are aware of the paper by the UN for public comment, posted it for you:
In today's interconnected global economy, the long-term value and success of business are inextricably lin…
Fantastic report. I have seen already couple postings on DC how companies adjust in this economy but this report summarize it well. Great job. One of my favorites posts around this topic: High Impact Philanthropy for the Economic Downturn
Chris - Indeed, I would agree that corporate citizenship is more important during a recession. I would even claim that it has the potential to be a stronger key differentiator for companies facing the current changing and competitive environment. Th…
For years there has been an ongoing discussion about how corporate social responsibility would – or not – stand up to a deep recession. The debate is no longer academic and the Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship has data that shows CSR…
For years there has been an ongoing discussion about how corporate social responsibility would – or not – stand up to a deep recession. The debate is no longer academic and the Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship has data that shows CSR…
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