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Winner: DuPont – Drive to Zero Landfill Communications Campaign The DuPont Building Innovations business in 2009 embarked on a three year "Drive to Zero Landfill" program to completely eliminate the 81 million pounds of landfill… Continued

Winner: Grameen Foundation USA – JP Morgan Employee Volunteer Program J.P. Morgan employee, Ronak Sampat (far right), led a team of four volunteers and spent three weeks in Kenya developing a financing mechanism to facilitate… Continued

Winner: Novartis International and Fishburn Hedges – Novartis and TED: inspiring associates to improve healthcare in Africa In its inaugural partnership with TED in 2012, Novaris International struck up a discussion with the great thinkers… Continued

Winner: Food Network’s Hunger Hits Home Campaign Narrated by actor and campaign spokesperson Jeff Bridges, Hunger Hits Home examined the issue of childhood hunger through the eyes of those on the frontlines—parents and children, anti-hunger… Continued

Winner: California Milk Advisory Board with Ketchum – Real Seals Mean Milk Money for Schools In California, the No. 1 dairy state, you’d expect local schools to serve local milk. But several suppliers to Southern… Continued

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Not known for their love of all things social, CEOs predict that within the next five years social media will be a top way to engage with customers.

â–¶ CEO Sociability Nearly Doubles in Two Years: The online sociability of the world’s largest company CEOs rose dramatically in the past two years, says a Weber Shandwick study. In 2012, 66% of CEOs of… Continued

1. The National Labor Relations Board is cracking down on what it considers flawed social-media policies of some big brands. (p. 1) 2. The AMEC Valid Metrics Framework builds on the Barcelona Principles, which set… Continued

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