Corporate Social Responsibility Strategies to Create Business and Social Value

Who Is Right for the Program

This program is designed for senior executives who direct CSR programs or oversee departments such as public affairs, philanthropy, sustainability, environmental health and safety, or community affairs. Senior officers with profit-and-loss responsibilities will benefit from attending.

Individuals or teams from companies representing a variety of industries are appropriate. While the perspective is corporate, a limited number of senior nonprofit executives who supervise large-scale strategic corporate partnerships will be considered for admission, ideally as part of a corporate-nonprofit team.

This program is not targeted to management support organizations or consulting firms. Typical participant titles may include, but are not limited to:

  • CEO/Executive director
  • Senior vice president
  • Vice president of corporate and community relations
  • Vice president of corporate social responsibility
  • Vice president of development
  • Vice president of environmental health and safety
  • Director of corporate social responsibility
  • Director of corporate/community relations

Past Participants Represented:

Industries Nationalities
5% Chem/Pharm/Bio 10% Asia/Pacific
2% Communications 25% Europe
16% Consumer Products 16% Latin America
16% Financial 49% North America
4% Manufacturing
12% Nonprofit Services
3% Other Services
12% Professional Services
11% Raw Materials/Energy
6% Real Estate/Construction
4% Retail Services
9% Utilities/Telecommunications

"The program was enlightening. It has enabled me to approach CSR in a new way—creating win/win/win outcomes for societal impact, corporate results, and personal pride and satisfaction. It has motivated the thinking of CSR strategy to be integrated into delivering business results. I now have a clear vision of the ultimate stage of a successful CSR integration."
Akiko Takahashi [Executive Vice President, Chief Officer, HR], CSR Melco Crown Entertainment, Hong Kong