One of my favorite partnerships was formed in 2006 between Danone and Muhammed Yunus' Grameen Bank. The goal was that Grameen could help Danone create a unique community-based business model.READ»
Even if you are a domestic company, your employees are increasingly from all over the world. So now your domestic company is global even if you don't have offices overseas. And as a socially responsible company, international giving is no longer optional.READ»
An organization founded by a Stanford computer science student and former Peace Corps volunteer, Envaya aims to get East African grassroots organizations online. It recently snagged funding from Google.READ»
In Part Three of our continuing series on global CSR, we discuss the importance of building relationships in the region you are attempting to work in.READ»
ShoreBank failed last week. It represents the demise of an important brand, but also the success of a powerful idea. ShoreBank has been a household name for those of us into social capitalism, community development, micro-lending, double- and triple-bottom line business.READ»
In Part Two of our ongoing series about effective global CSR, we discuss the importance of having your headquarters and your local offices work together to set your CSR goals.READ»
Thinking about expanding your company's corporate social responsibility program to the international level? It can be a daunting prospect. We'll discuss key strategies and helpful ideas for how to achieve an Effective Global CSR Vision--benefiting a company's bottom line, and the community at the same time.READ»
Canadian Funding Corp reveals that the Township of St. Clair has been approved for an infrastructure loan as part of Canada’s Economic Action Plan.READ»
