Corporations are committed to environmental, social and governance (ESG) initiatives, and many have become vocal about the social stances they choose to take.

Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is quickly becoming a key component within the meetings and events industry.

Today’s leading edge organizations are now including economic, environmental and social programs for a more holistic and integrated approach to their company’s efforts.

One of the marks of a great conference, meeting or event is how memorable the speakers are…

“Many employees, especially the younger ones, want to know how the company they work for is making a difference.”

Extending corporate social responsibility into the meetings sphere is not only the right thing to do, it creates a more engaged work force.

A corporate culture informed by sustainability is reflected in an eco-minded approach to events.

Corporate Social Responsibility can take many forms and can be a quadruple win for everyone involved.

Teambuilding activities now more than ever revolve around doing good works, which benefit attendees nearly as much as the charities they serve.

Corporate giving is a given, whether it takes the form of community involvement or environmental responsibility. The impetus for doing good may come from an embedded corporate mission and culture, a public relations move to offset negative optics, a mandate from shareholders, or more purely and simply, from societal expectations. But in this age of […]