GE Citizenship

Citizenship at GE is a full-time commitment. It is embedded in our culture and our business strategy. It inspires our thinking and infuses our actions. It stems from our drive to invent things that matter, and links with our belief in a better way.

GE Citizenship: www.gecitizenship.com

Content from this campaign

Environment
Nature Conservancy Receives $25,000 Grant from GE
Energy & Infrastructure
GE Recently Receives Extensive Coverage on Its Environmental Initiatives
Corporate Responsibility
How GE Is Changing Business Through Shared Value
Volunteering & Community
GE donates $1.5 million to Mill River Park
Volunteering & Community
An Update on GE Disaster Relief Efforts in Japan
Energy & Infrastructure
General Electric Poised for Growth in Africa
Environment
Companies Cannot Sweep Climate Change Under the Rug
Environment
GE Partners with EPA on Responsible Appliance Disposal (RAD) Program to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Landfill Waste
GE, Chinese Partners Sign Agreements to Advance Clean Technologies, Create Jobs;
GE Technology Selected for IGCC Project in Southern California

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