Formerly Vault's Corporate Social Responsibility editor, Aman Singh Das is the Editorial Director of CSRwire.com. She is an experienced CSR practitioner, journalist, social media strategist and founder of Singh Solutions, which offers research and advisory services on corporate social responsibility strategy, sustainable business practices, contextual CSR reporting, employee engagement and communications. She has written for numerous publications including The Wall Street Journal, Forbes.com, Triple Pundit, CNBC, Bloomberg Businessweek, among others and is a frequent speaker on CSR and sustainable business practices, the role of media in social change, job hunting in CSR and connecting the many tenets of responsible business with strategy.
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Upon returning to Notre Dame this fall to kick off his second year of business school, John-Paul found himself reflecting on the real value of a summer fellowship as an EDF Climate Corps fellow at Humana.
Carleen Haas, Chief Talent Officer at Humana Inc, describes a day in her life on the job.
Day in the Life of the Senior Vice President of Corporate Communications, Humana Inc.
Analyzing the best way to make on-campus data rooms more efficient.
Take-aways from an EDF Climate Corps fellowship at McDonald's.
John-Paul Fontelo, 2011 EDF Climate Corps Fellow at Humana talks energy conservation at data centers.
As an MBA student completing an EDF Climate Corps fellowship with Booz Allen Hamilton, I often look for linkages between what I am doing this summer and what I learned from my coursework over the past two semesters at the JHU Carey Business School.
Here are the final four trends (in a series of seven) that will impact every company going forward, whether they already report on non-financial goals (social responsibility, corporate giving, sustainability, etc.) or continue to put it off.
Pia Kristiansen, 2011 EDF Climate Corps Fellow at McDonald?s, on the company's sustainability initiatives.
Public companies in the U.S. are, by law, only required to disclose financial results. Then why are a majority of annual reports increasingly addressing social responsibility, sustainable practices and corporate giving? Michael Sater, a brand management specialist offers seven trends every company must understand going forward.
