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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation, the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce, the University of North Texas Health Science Center, and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation invite you to join the Fort Worth Better Health Through Economic Opportunity Forum. Please join prominent business and community leaders to discuss how together we can create a healthier Fort Worth, Texas.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation, Greater Memphis Chamber of Commerce, the University of Memphis and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation invite you to join the Memphis Better Health Through Economic Opportunity Forum.
[Editor's Note: Scott Jackson, President and CEO, Global Impact, will be speaking at Connect the Dots: How Businesses Solve Global Challenges Locally on October 5-7.
Aramark has a long history of working to create healthier communities, and their latest initiative is no different. Earlier this month, the company announced Healthy for Life 20 by 20, a new program to improve the health of all Americans 20% by 2020.
The US Chamber of Commerce Foundation, Greater Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce, Oklahoma City-County Health Department, and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation invite you to join the Oklahoma City Better Health Through Economic Opportunity Forum.
On May 15, Viacom hosted Viacommunity Day, during which thousands of company employees had the opportunity to get out of the office and make a positive impact in their local communities.
On Monday, the White House brought together emerging entrepreneurs from across the United States and around the world to illustrate the importance
Today marks the start of nomination season for the Corporate Citizenship Awards.
Join Corporate Citizenship Center for a webinar to discuss its most recent research, Aligning Communities: How Four Cities Are Preventing Obesity. The report examines community-based obesity prevention programs in four specific communities: Camden, New Jersey; Denver, Colorado; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The webinar will explore how those programs work, and what companies have, and can, do to take an active role in those programs.
