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What influences corporate giving priorities? The Conference Board tells all

Assess your workforce development program with the Aspen Institute’s Business Value Assessment
 
Read the Brookings Institute’s preliminary report on 59 “weak market” cities and strategies for revitalizing them

CCCBC lists ‘100 Best Corporate Citizens’ for 2006

John Weiser, Partner, at Brody Weiser Burns authors partnership article in onPhilanthropy

Read the Win-Win Report

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Attend the ICIC 100 Awards Summit, May 2-3, 2007.

Don’t miss SVN’s Social Venture Institute, September 5-9, 2007

The Conference Board holds its Corporate Community Investment Conference, July 26-27, 2007



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Organizations and Expert Resources for Business
 
Connecting with Contractors and Suppliers
The Center for Corporate Citizenship at Boston College provides leadership in establishing corporate citizenship as a business essential. Through its research, executive education, consultation and convenings on issues of corporate citizenship, The Center supports the successful design and implementation of win-win corporate community involvement strategies. for more info
Contact: Bradley Googins
Phone: (617) 552-4545
www.bc.edu/corporatecitizenship
National Congress for Community Economic Development is the national trade association for the country’s 4,000 nonprofit community development corporations. It offers a variety of services to businesses interested in corporate community partnerships including brokering relationships with local community-based organizations like their member CDCs. Its areas of special focus are telecommunications, retail/franchising, manufacturing, workforce development, access to capital, and health care. for more info
Contact: John Schall
Phone: (202) 289-9020
www.ncced.org
National Minority Supplier Development Council (NMSDC) is the leading resource for finding and establishing successful partnerships with minority suppliers across the country. NMSDC has helped thousands of corporations meet or exceed their minority procurement goals through linking them with certified minority-owned businesses.
Contact: Donna Long
Phone: (212) 944-2430
www.nmsdcus.org
The mission of Social Venture Network (SVN) is to build a socially just and environmentally sustainable world through business. SVN offers social purpose entrepreneurs the opportunity to network with their peers in the quest for community-based solutions to current business challenges. Through initiatives, information services and forums that strengthen collaboration among member companies, SVN promotes new models and leadership for socially and environmentally sustainable business in the 21st century. for more info
Contact: Deb Nelson
Phone: (415) 561-6501
www.svn.org