Center for Corporate Citizenship, Nielsen, Net Impact and Ernst & Young to release findings
Published 03-06-12
Submitted by Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship
Nielsen, Net Impact and Ernst & Young have chosen Boston College’s 2012 International Corporate Citizenship Conference as the ideal environment to release findings that will influence the way global brands manage their relationship with key stakeholders.
Along with the Boston College Center’s biennial State of Corporate Citizenship report, the research from Nielsen, Net Impact and Ernst & Young will be made public for the first time at the conference in Phoenix, March 25-27. These findings will offer valuable information on how corporate citizenship issues are perceived by corporate leaders, employees and consumers.
The annual Boston College corporate citizenship conference provides an opportunity for corporate professionals to learn from, and network with, more than 500 peers representing a variety of business functions, including corporate citizenship, community relations, sustainability, communications, external affairs and human resources. With a theme of “Corporate Citizenship: Managing Many Environments”, the 2012 conference will explore trends and best practices related to managing the diverse portfolio of responsibilities associated with corporate citizenship. The release of new research will give conference attendees an opportunity to gather relevant insights and data, including:
Interested corporate professionals can still register for the 2012 International Corporate Citizenship Conference, where they will also hear from inspirational keynote speakers representing companies that lead the field and take an inside look at how businesses tackle today's challenges. In addition, breakout sessions and workshops feature experts on a wide range of issues and challenges including:
The Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship at the Carroll School of Management is a membership-based research organization committed to helping business leverage its social, economic and human assets to ensure both its success and a more just and sustainable world. As a leading resource on corporate citizenship, the Center works with global corporations to help them define, plan and operationalize their corporate citizenship. Through the power of research, management and leadership programs, and the insights of its 400 corporate members, the Center creates knowledge, value and demand for corporate citizenship. www.BCCorporateCitizenship.org
The Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship connects professionals with research, insights on corporate social responsibility and management education opportunities. Founded by the Carroll School of Management, we help our member companies know more, do more and achieve more with their corporate citizenship programs. We engage over 400 member companies and more than 10,000 individuals annually to share knowledge and expertise about the practice of corporate citizenship through our executive education program, research, courses, and our annual conference. For more information on our courses, research and membership, visit ccc.bc.edu. Connect with Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship: Linkedin, Twitter, Facebook & Google+.