Learning »

The Center is where leading corporate citizens stay ahead of the curve through courses, research findings and analysis.

Practice »

Helping companies put theory and best practice to work is what the Center does best.

Results »

With the Center as a partner, members work to improve the well-being of the company and society - from the local to the global stage.

In Good Company »

The Center is where the world's most respected companies unite rather than compete.

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We Bring Together the World's Thought Leaders

We provide access to corporate citizenship thought leaders from around the world like those seen in the five-minute video below. Speaking at our conference they share wisdom and experience from Timberland, Young & Rubicam Brands, IBM, Ernst & Young, Levis and many more companies.

We Bring Our Programs to You

On-Site Customized Programs
Pull your team together and get focused. Our on-site customized programs can increase collaboration and save up to 50 percent on time and cost.

Fast-Track Certificates
We bring our programs to your company. Fast Track certificate programs are customized to address your unique challenges.

Upcoming Courses

July 2009

Jul 15-17: Developing a Community Involvement Strategy, Denver, CO
Jul 15-17: Measuring & Managing Corporate Citizenship Performance, Denver, CO

October 2009

Oct 14-16: Communicating Corporate Citizenship, Chicago, IL
Oct 14-16: Leveraging Corporate-Community Partnerships, Chicago, IL

News & Features »

Moving to next generation corporate citizenship

By Tim Wilson | Brad Googins and Phil Mirvis, who teamed up with Steve Rochlin on the 2007 book Beyond Good Company: Next Generation Corporate Citizenship, have a new report out that looks at what lies ahead. Published by ... Read more »

Conquering the challenge of business-education collaboration

By Tim Wilson | Collaboration across sectors is at the core of the Boston College Center’s new initiative to help business more effectively contribute to solving the problems of education in the United States. But bridging the usual competitive ... Read more »

Does your community involvement program add real value?

By Ron Brown | As the operating environment for business continues to change, more is expected of companies, even when fewer resources are available. As a result the bar for community involvement managers continues to rise. Community needs are great and there is ... Read more »

Fear of measurement an indicator of misinformation

By Bea Boccalandro | Corporate citizenship practitioners often ask me - sometimes with an expression of wide-eyed panic - “how do I start to measure my corporate citizenship program?” The prospect of measuring to what degree product is “responsibly” produced ... Read more »