Corporate Philanthropy in a Changing Economy

Digital communications has changed the definition of community, but a corporation’s community engagement is still as important as ever. Join CSR specialist Cynthia Hardie and International Advisory Board member John Onoda, along with executives from Abbott and Allstate, as they discuss changing consumer expectations and explain why “corporate citizenship is even more important in a recession.”

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