Corporate Social Responsibility

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The Color of Money: Is Green Marketing a Sign of a Progressive Brand—or a Desperate One?

September 22nd, 2008 by

I’m a devout tree hugger. I started my career as a bright-eyed optimist at the National Wildlife Federation. As already specified on recycled paper in my last will and testament, I’ll bequeath a good chunk… Continued

How to Communicate Your CSR Commitments

September 22nd, 2008 by

In the past, a few watchdogs may have kept close tabs on an organization; today that number has skyrocketed, with social networks monitoring, discussing and questioning the motives of deep-pocket companies that claim to be… Continued

Three Ways to Grow Your Green Business

September 15th, 2008 by

The past year has seen a mass proliferation of businesses "going green" in an effort to conserve energy. Then there are those that are establishing their operations as eco-friendly from the group up. For the… Continued

Exploring CSR in China: Its History and Current Trends

September 15th, 2008 by

CSR in China has, like almost everything in the country, has evolved astonishingly fast. In the early days, 30 years ago when China opened to the west, foreign companies came mainly for profits or to… Continued

Get Going: Early Lessons for Going Green Before Internal & External Audiences

September 15th, 2008 by

“Going green” is such a loaded phrase that it deserves some brief clarification. “Going green” is not a scientific phrase; it is vague enough to be deceptive. Decisions concerning the environment always involve trade-offs and… Continued

Armstrong, Brangelina Top List of Most Influential A-List Celebs

September 10th, 2008 by

According to a new survey from First Call, a division of sports and entertainment agency Octagon, McLean, Va., Tour de France champion and sports icon Lance Armstrong tops the list of most influential A-list celebrity… Continued

Adding ‘Environmental’ to Your Corporate Responsibility Efforts

September 10th, 2008 by

It’s time to add environmental stewardship to a company’s CSR metrics. For a company to truly be an exemplary corporate citizen, it must embrace both the social and environmental—as the two are inextricably linked. CSER,… Continued

CSR: Not So Global A Movement After All

September 8th, 2008 by

The CSR movement, or at least the hard-core activists who are its loudest voice, seem to have been on a mission to save the world one step at a time. Problem is, they seem to… Continued

The Revolution in Global Public Health

September 8th, 2008 by

The world of global public health has changed dramatically in the past decade. For long-time practitioners and advocates, the field is almost unrecognizable. Consider: in the years 1990 to 1992 only 10 articles in The… Continued

Beyond Do’s and Don’ts—The Life of a Green Initiative is Its Community

September 3rd, 2008 by

At its very core, the green movement is about sustaining life—and it seems that the best way to honor and preserve our surroundings is to participate in the life that surrounds us every day. Sure,… Continued