Results for October, 2001
Good practice: next door to the twin towers
October 01, 2001 On September 11, Connie Higginson, vice president of the American Express philanthropic programme, was about to review draft guidelines about responding to major disasters. She worked next door to the Twin Towers. She speaks to Alison Gulliford about lessons from the past few weeks. Read more >
Partnerships: regional renaissance?
October 01, 2001 There are encouraging signs of a new vigour in companies’approach to regional issues in the UK Read more >
Disaster response: how do you plan for disasters?
October 01, 2001 September 11 prompted a tremendous response from companies and the public alike. But more attention needs to be paid to the root causes, even when it’s complex. Read more >
Employment: secure future?
October 01, 2001 Current trends will push pensions up the socially responsible company’s agenda Read more >
Roger Cowe: don’t let me be misunderstood
October 01, 2001 If corporate social responsibility is not clearly presented to the media, is it any wonder when it is not clearly represented by the media? In the second of his regular features, Roger Cowe examines what needs to be done if companies are going to get their message across. Read more >
Good practice: minimising risk, maximising opportunity
October 01, 2001 How both business and society can come up trumps - David Grayson and Adrian Hodges explain their goals in writing Everybody’s business. Read more >
Editorial: out of the comfort zone
October 01, 2001 September 11 was a desperate, defining moment. How to respond? Let's look to the future, with hope. Read more >
Value of ethical consumerism
October 01, 2001 As consumers become more influenced by the social impact of the products, and the companies from which, they buy, Sue Adkins details how cause related marketing campaigns have proven business and social benefits. Read more >