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11.10.2005 ET
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Learn How to Make your Company's Volunteer Program a Strategic Investment
January 18-20, 2006 Miami
(CSRwire) CHESTNUT HILL, MA - Is your company's volunteer program a strategic
investment? Is it structured to support employee and business interests as
well as the community? This interactive seminar from The Center for
Corporate Citizenship at Boston College explores the key elements of
successful volunteer program planning and provides participants with a
clear understanding of how such programs are structured to support the
business strategy. These elements of success will then be applied as
participants are introduced to a step-by-step program planning model - a
model which can be applied across a variety of community involvement
programs. Time is allowed for personal consultation with the instructor
and sharing program ideas with one another.
Key takeaways:
Trends and current practice in employee volunteer programs
Structuring volunteer programs to support business, employee
and community interests
Distinct volunteer program models and the unique challenges
and opportunities associated with each
Key elements of a step-by-step program planning model
· Common obstacles to successful program implementation and
tactics for overcoming them
Educating and communicating your programs throughout your
organization
Measuring and evaluating program outcomes
For more information, go to www.bcccc.net/volunteer
The Center also offers courses at company sites on request, and can
customize its offerings to address companies' specific challenges and
needs.
For more information, call The Center at 617.552.4545, or go to The
Center's web site at www.bcccc.net.
The Center's executive education offerings cover planning, strategy,
program development, implementation, communications, evaluation,
leadership development and competency building, leading to a Certificate
awarded by the Boston College Carroll School of Management.
About The Center for Corporate Citizenship at Boston College
The Center for Corporate Citizenship at Boston College engages with
companies to redefine business success as creating measurable gains for
business and society. Our vision is that business will use its assets to
help assure economic prosperity and a just and sustainable world. The
Center achieves results through the power of research, education and
member engagement. The Center offers publications including a newsletter,
research reports, and white papers; executive education, including a
Certificate program; events that include an annual conference, roundtables
and regional meetings; and a corporate membership program.
For more information visit The Center's web site at www.bcccc.net.
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