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Past events/Webcasts
FeaturedThe Role of the Food and Beverage Sector in Expanding Economic OpportunityMarc Pfitzer and Ramya Krishnaswamy The food & beverage industry has a unique role in expanding economic opportunity because it is universal to human life and health. The industry operates at multiple levels of society where billions of people grow, transform, and sell food, particularly in developing countries where agriculture dominates all other economic sectors. Yet a vast share of these workers cannot both satisfy their immediate consumption needs and earn sufficient income from food markets to improve their lives. This report provides insight into how pioneering large firms are breaking this dilemma and building economic opportunity around food & beverage value chains. Download PDF » The Role of the Health Care Sector in Expanding Economic OpportunityAdeeb Mahmud and Marcie Parkhurst This report provides an overview and critical assessment of the ways in which multinational pharmaceutical companies currently participate in expanding economic opportunities in developing countries. The analysis and case studies contained in the report highlight companies’ contributions to economic opportunity expansion through job creation, training and capacity building, and shaping public policy. Download PDF » Volunteering for Impact: Best Practices in International Corporate VolunteeringGreg Hills and Adeeb Mahmud This FSG study is a compilation of best practices in international corporate volunteering (ICV). Sponsored by Pfizer Inc and The Brookings Institution, the study examines ICV within two principal models: local service, in which employees based in countries outside headquarters volunteer in their local communities; and cross-border service, in which employees travel abroad to volunteer. Download PDF » Best in Class: How Top Corporations Can Help Transform Public EducationThis FSG white paper, released in May 2007 and sponsored by Ernst and Young LLP, provides a critical assessment of opportunities for corporations to help transform the U.S. public education system through innovative corporate philanthropy. Download Executive Summary » Strategy & Society: The Link Between Competitive Advantage and Corporate Social ResponsibilityMichael E. Porter and Mark R. Kramer A New Challenge for Global Companies: Successfully Managing MLO and NGO RelationshipsLearn how companies can best engage these multilateral and nonprofit actors. Changing the GameMark Kramer and John Kania The Nestlé Concept of Corporate Social Responsibility as Implemented in Latin AmericaMark Kramer, Marc Pfitzer, and Karin Jestin The Competitive Advantage of Corporate Philanthropy Michael Porter and Mark Kramer SEED Funds - A Powerful New Approach to Corporate Social Investment Greg Hills Corporate Giving and the Corporate Foundation Mark Kramer, Marc Pfitzer and Kyle Peterson Benchmarking Philanthropy John Kania Design for Giving - Understanding What Motivates Corporate Philanthropy John Kania and Mindy Oakley Doing More With LessMark Kramer, Sarah Cooch and Owen Stearns CSR - A Religion With too Many Priests?An interview with Professor Michael E. Porter that focuses on his perspectives on the state of corporate philanthropy and corporate social responsibility. Communicating the Value of Corporate PhilanthropyFay Hanleybrown and Mindy Oakley Allocating Resources in a Time of ScarcityMark Kramer and John Kania Grantmakers Shouldn't Play With MatchesMark Kramer
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