Results for August, 2004
LBG: measuring progress
August 01, 2004 The London Benchmarking Group has grown from six community affairs managers to nearly 100 companies in ten years Read more >A man with a com-mission
August 01, 2004 ScottishPower's chief executive issues a rallying call to the private sector to help widen access for young people to volunteer. Read more >The voluntary spirit
August 01, 2004 Politicians are all agreed that volunteering is good for the fabric of society. with the Russell Commission now in progress, Roger Cowe believes there's a case for business too. Read more >2005: British volunteering
August 01, 2004 CSV's Dame Elisabeth Hoodless argues that the British Year of Volunteering in 2005 presents the perfect opportunity for companies to maximise the benefits that volunteering has to offer Read more >
On demand: volunteering on a global scale
August 01, 2004 IBM has combined its worldwide reach and technical know-how to deliver a genuinely global volunteering programme. In the first eight months, the programme has attracted 17,000 employees. Now It is opening it up to retirees. Here Briefing finds out more about the hows and whys of global volunteering. Read more >Corporate social opportunity!
August 01, 2004 Briefing reviews 'Corporate Social Opportunity: Seven Steps to Make Corporate Social Responsibility Work for your Business', by David Grayson and Adrian Hodges. Read more >Community involvement: six steps to success
August 01, 2004 Briefing offers a guide to best practice in CCI management. Read more >
Investors: it’s the money, stupid!
August 01, 2004 Evidence is growing that the City is taking CSR seriously - not because it is concerned about social responsibility, but because it makes business sense. Read more >
Comment: volunteering: voluntary contributions Aug 04
August 01, 2004 Comment: volunteering: voluntary contributions Aug 04 Read more >
