January 14, 2010
In less than 24 hours, corporate aid for Haiti's immediate relief and long-term recovery has tripled. We're now looking at corporate pledges in excess of $31 million.
: Corporate Citizenship Center
January 14, 2010
As of noon EST today corporate aid pledges have already exceeded $16 million, including cash, in-kind contributions, employee-matching campaigns, and customer-engagement, in response to Tuesday's earthquake in Haiti.
January 14, 2010
As BCLC's Global Corporate Citizenship program manager Taryn Bird has pointed out, Haiti is a country that faced a dire humanitarian situation even before Tuesday's wicked 7.0 earthquake.
January 13, 2010
Today, BCLC Executive Director Stephen Jordan issued the following statement in response to the catastrophic earthquake in Haiti:
January 12, 2010
Today a cadre of actors, musicians, water advocates, and humanitarians reached the top of Mount Kilimanjaro, a challenge undertaken as part of the Summit on the Summit campaign to raise awareness
January 11, 2010
BCLC Executive Director Stephen Jordan recently wrote a piece about 10 resolutions for CSR leaders. It's definitely worth a read.
January 11, 2010
There is a quasi-myth on Wall Street that the first five days of trading set the pattern for the year.
January 11, 2010
Arthur Rothkopf, senior vice president and counselor to the president at the U.S. Chamber, recently traveled to Beijing, China, f0r a U.S. Chamber co-sponsored event on CSR.
Here, he answers a few questions about the trip and about the future of China and CSR.
January 10, 2010
Over the past few years, the disaster response process had become very “front-loaded” – focused on mobilizing resources for the emergency response and relief activities, while recovery was kind of an afterthought.
January 10, 2010
For some reason, if all you saw was political news, you would think that the pharmaceutical industry was made up of inhuman robots who only care about vacuuming up gold ducats wherever they find them. The rhetoric – even coming from some supposedly responsible presidential campaigns – is so ove