Announcement: ’20 Summit Keynote Speaker & New B:CIVIC Video
Announcing ’20 B:CIVIC Summit Keynote Speaker – Erin Reilly!
Join us on Oct. 22 for (Re)Define the ’20 B:CIVIC Summit as Erin Reilly, chief social impact officer for Twilio, shares her expertise and insights on CSR’s shifting landscape, from the significance of her role as chief social impact officer to advice on weaving social impact throughout your organization.
We are thrilled to learn from a leader who is (re)defining the future of CSR!
Meet Erin: Erin is a leader driving the company to use its unique assets – products, people and funding – to do good. She also runs the business unit that empowers nonprofits to use Twilio to scale their impact. Through her leadership, thousands of social impact organizations using Twilio are helping more than 100 million people each year.
She’s proven that social impact can be a sustainable business by lowering costs for nonprofits to access Twilio while delivering meaningful revenue growth and continued investment in social impact.
Tickets and tables for the 5th annual B:CIVIC Summit are on sale now!
For a limited time, save with early bird pricing. Members save an additional $100 on tickets.
As a special offer, the first 50 people to register will receive a copy of Derrick Feldmann’s latest book, The Corporate Social Mind.
We look forward to hosting a dynamic and engaging B:CIVIC Summit on Oct. 22. While we sincerely hope to gather in person for this event, we will be closely monitoring COVID-19 developments in the coming months to determine the safest path forward.
If we are not able to meet in person, you can count on us to (re)define the virtual conference experience with enhanced benefits, bonus content and more opportunities for community-building and networking. We will keep you informed of the safety precautions we are taking and any updates regarding the conference format (by July 30).
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Local Aviators Along with Lockheed Martin Raise Money for Colorado COVID Relief Fund and to Support Essential Workers
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Local Aviators Along with Lockheed Martin Raise Money for Colorado COVID Relief Fund and to Support Essential Workers
It’s not just a flyover, it’s a fundraiser
PRESS RELEASE: DENVER, CO. – May 8, 2020 – In collaboration with Colorado Governor, Jared Polis and Mile High United Way, a group of local aviators will donate their time and resources to raise money and awareness for the Help Colorado Now program through a Flyover Fundraising Parade and Aerial Salute to essential workers.
Giving in Numbers Follow-Up
Thank you for joining B:CIVIC, CECP and Philanthropy Colorado for our virtual event.
CCSR Class Talks D&I
The March 20 session of CCSR (spring 2019 cohort) focused on Diversity and Inclusion (D&I) as a key element of any Corporate Social Responsibility program. Companies often pursue CSR because their leaders recognize the potential for business to function in a way that serves all stakeholders well, not only shareholders. Businesses can start by committing to a diverse and inclusive work environment, to create an economy that enables all people to thrive, now and in the future.
Student prepared by taking at least one assessment offered by Project Implicit, a non-profit organization whose goal is to educate the public about hidden (implicit) biases.
CCSR Course learns about B Corps
The February 6 session of Certificate in Corporate Social Responsibility was a new addition to the CCSR course this semester. The session featured guest speakers Kara Peck, Director of Business Development at B Lab; and Jessica Saba, Media Relations and Corporate Responsibility Manager for 1908 Brands. Kara and Jess introduced students to the B Economy, including Certified B Corps, Benefit Corporations, and the B Impact Assessment.
CCSR Cohort Welcomed Guest Speaker John Heckman to Class
Shared on Jan. 8, 2019 from the Certificate in Corporate Social Responsibility (CCSR) program offered by the Center for Ethics and Social Responsibility at the Leeds School of Business at the University of Colorado Boulder in partnership with B:CIVIC
The CCSR spring 2019 cohort welcomed guest speaker John Heckman on January 30. John serves as Executive Director at Anthesis Group in Boulder, CO. He holds a Ph.D. in Restoration Ecology from Virginia Tech. John spoke about the environmental side of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR).