Environment
Environment
Obama Gets Personal on Climate Change
The climate change movement took a powerful leap in 2012, when Bill McKibben identified a single enemy for climate activists to battle: the fossil fuel industry. He painted that industry as what branding experts would call “black hats,” referring to old Westerns where the bad guys were so identified, in direct contrast to the white-hat’d good guys, which would be McKibben and his followers.
CSRHub
Volunteering & Community
Volunteering & Community
Points of Light Corporate Service Council Celebrates a Decade of Powering Volunteer Service and Accelerating Social Change
From global community days and home-builds to civic hackathons, companies have an immense power to mobilize and inspire their employees to achieve social change through service.
Points of Light
Education & Workforce Development
Education & Workforce Development
Meet Amgen Scholar Alumni Alexis Grace Garcia
“The two opportunities I have found most incredible have been meeting other budding scientists, both here at the NIH and from other Amgen sites while at the symposium in California, and absorbing as much as I possibly can from some of the nation's foremost scientists and career advisors.”
Amgen Foundation
Volunteering & Community
Volunteering & Community
Do Good, For Goodness’ Sake… and Watch Your Company Thrive in the Afterglow!
General wisdom - and the occasional ‘feel good’ stories covered by local news channels about corporations that went above and beyond to serve their local communities - tell us that a company garners a lot of goodwill when it champions local causes, fair business practices and responsible environmental stewardship… and now, a 2015 Community Involvement survey by Boston College’s Center for Corporate Citizenship shows that corporate philanthropy programs that include local community oriented development projects provide a huge boost to a corporation’s business goals.
JK Group
Corporate Responsibility
Corporate Responsibility
Biomimicry: How Business Learns From Nature
What does biomimicry have to do with Green Money? Well, everything. Biomimicry is the conscious emulation of nature’s wisdom, a methodology that is based not on harvesting nature but on learning from nature. This approach is beginning to shape our cities, our companies, and our social sphere, and has profound implications for investing and for life.
GreenMoney Journal

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