Posts tagged CAN
What Will It Take to Be a Leader?
What Will It Take to Be a Leader?

Stakeholder expectations are rapidly evolving. Here’s where corporate sustainability could be headed next.

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BlogEllen GriesemerEllen, CAN, Corporate Affiliates Network, Corporate Affinity Network, Stakeholder Engagement, supply chains, ESG, corporate sustainability, corporate leaders, corporate citizenship, corporations, transparency, advocates, activists, employees, investors, climate policy, supply chain advocacy, technology, leadership, leaders, business leaders, sustainability leaders, sustainability standards
What Does it Mean to be a “Good Corporate Citizen” in 2019?
What Does it Mean to be a “Good Corporate Citizen” in 2019?

From the mail room to the C-Suite, companies are actively rethinking their own role in tackling big challenges. Here’s why everything is changing, and why that’s a good thing.

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BlogGavriella KeylesGavi, Gavriella, corporate citizenship, CSR, corporate sustainability, Corporate Affiliates Network, corporate leaders, Sustainability, sustainability leaders, CAN, corporate, Corporate Social Responsibility, corporations, employees, millennials, millennial workforce, stakeholders, stakeholder engagement, Stakeholder Engagement, Stakeholder, corporate culture, listening, collaboration, supply chain advocacy, supply chains, environment, Market Forces, trends, engagement strategy, Engage, Engagement, fossil fuels, carbon, carbon pricing, carbon tax
CEOs for Voting and Against Executing Journalists
CEOs for Voting and Against Executing Journalists

Companies are typically reticent to take public positions on issues, but this has been rapidly shifting, particularly since November 2016. 

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BlogErik WohlgemuthErik, Brands Taking Stands, brand advocacy, CEO Activists, CEOs, CEO activism, companies, Corporate Activism, corporate leaders, corporations, Top 10 Stakeholder Engagement Trends, Top 10, Stakeholder Engagement, CAN, Corporate Affiliates Network, trends, democracy, voter turnou, voter turnout, Brands, bottom line, triple bottom line, millennials