When a creative company and a well-networked non-profit link to address a major social problem some very good things may happen.
by Michael Paluszek on Jun-30-2014
When a creative company and a well-networked non-profit link to address a major social problem some very good things may happen.
by Michael Paluszek on Jun-27-2014
No one said it would be easy. Even in the wake of the deadly Rana Plaza factory collapse last year it was clear: Good intentions had to overcome conflicting interests. Now, reality bites.
by Michael Paluszek on Jun-26-2014
Although it’s the newest in a long list of research projects attempting to link CSR and stock price, its prestigious provenance makes Professor CB Bhattacharya’s work worth pondering.
by Michael Paluszek on Jun-23-2014
Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr. — who knows quite a bit about society-threatening “bubbles” — now warns that “we’re staring down a climate bubble that poses enormous risks to both our environment and economy.”
by Michael Paluszek on Jun-19-2014
With the depressing news of violence this week, especially from Iraq and Syria, it’s important to reflect on efforts by business leaders and their partners to build foundations for lasting conflict resolution.
by Michael Paluszek on Jun-18-2014
The U.S. lament that there are plenty of jobs but not nearly enough people with the training to qualify for them may fade with the introduction of the on-line “NanoDegree.”
by Michael Paluszek on Jun-11-2014
The point of view: Wind, solar and biofuels just can’t cut it as key sources for meeting the world’s soaring demand for energy.
by Michael Paluszek on Jun-03-2014
Paul Druckman, CEO of the International Integrated Reporting Council, on attending the recent conference, “Inclusive Capitalism: Building Value, Renewing Trust”:
by Michael Paluszek on Jun-02-2014
It’s all about the long-term sustainability of companies. And, oh yes, of society.
by Michael Paluszek on May-30-2014
Granted, it was in Alberta where environmental and corporate citizenship issues abound. And granted too, that it was a relatively short visit. But this reporter came away with a strong impression that is quite likely to last:
by Michael Paluszek on May-21-2014
After weeks of violent clashes in their city and other parts of eastern Ukraine, thousands of steelworkers in Mariupol have said “enough is enough”.
by Michael Paluszek on May-14-2014
A “spark” is all that’s needed for violent conflict to break out when “societal tinder” is place.
by Michael Paluszek on Apr-29-2014
It’s only seven months old, but the UN Global Compact’s Business For Peace platform is making a difference in seventeen regions around the world. Media is beginning to notice.
by Michael Paluszek on Apr-25-2014
The recent series of tragic oil train accidents wreaking havoc on communities reminds us that corporate citizenship also relates to operational efficiency protecting all stakeholders.
by Michael Paluszek on Apr-24-2014
Company shareholders and stakeholders have a new “head’s up” on choosing — or keeping — the organization leader.