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The Business Civic Leadership Center National Conference Brings Business, Nonprofits, and Government Organizations to Atlanta, GA from April 16-18, 2012: Early Bird Registration Open

Register Now and Take $150 Off "Corporate Citizenship and America's Future" Conference Fee

The Business Civic Leadership Center National Conference Brings Business, Nonprofits, and Government Organizations to Atlanta, GA from April 16-18, 2012: Early Bird Registration Open

Published 02-24-12

Submitted by U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation Corporate Citizenship Center

The Business Civic Leadership Center (BCLC) will be hosting its fifth national annual conference in Atlanta, Georgia from April 16-18. The conference will bring together business leaders from Siemens, Microsoft, The Home Depot, Booz Allen Hamilton, and more along with nonprofits, government organizations, and leaders in communities from across the nation. Early Bird registration is open! Register before February 29, and save $150.

BCLC's 2012 National Conference

With a focus on the Role of Corporate Citizenship in America's Future, the National Conference is an established convening for the foremost voices in the corporate social responsibility (CSR) continuum—from philanthropy to public-private partnerships to business solutions. Be part of rich, solutions-focused discussions about how to address the tough challenges facing America today and what we can do together for the future.

Many issues, including volunteerism, will take the spotlight. Register now to gain access to a plenary with Michelle Nunn, Chief Executive Officer of Points of Light, followed up with a BCLC/Billion + Change skills-based volunteering "speed dating" with Deloitte, Kraft Foods, Marsh and McLennon, and UPS Foundation.

Other sessions will include a Special Edition of Conversations with Stephen—a live webcast, in conjunction with a tweetchat—where BCLC’s Stephen Jordan and Carol Cone, Global Practice Chair, of Edelman Business + Social Purpose, will discuss the results of the 2012 goodpurpose® study which explores consumer attitudes around social purpose and its implications for corporate citizenship.

To close the conference, leaders from Microsoft, FSG, and Intel will join BCLC's Stephen Jordan in a vibrant debate about CSR: Is it philanthropy or a core business solution? What about social innovation? Does CSR drive business results?  

Register now for the early bird rate and gain insight in to the future of CSR while connecting with today’s top leaders at the BCLC 2012 National Conference.

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U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation Corporate Citizenship Center

U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation Corporate Citizenship Center

U.S. community development. Emerging-market development. Disaster response. Social and environmental innovation – businesses play an important role in all of these issue areas.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation Corporate Citizenship Center is recognized in the corporate citizenship field as a source for fresh thinking, exceptional networking and practical lessons learned.

The Foundation works to strengthen collaboration and understanding among companies, corporate foundations, chambers of commerce, NGOs, and governmental offices. As a partnership facilitator, The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation Corporate Citizenship Center helps businesses find highly effective ways to invest in local communities, be responsive in times of disasters, and improve lives and livelihoods across the globe.

The Foundations mission is to work with businesses to make the world a better place. Email ccc@uschamber.com to learn more.

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