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COURSE - In this course, learn to measure corporate citizenship and corporate social responsibility to better demonstrate impact in your business and community.

COURSE - Learn to justify initiatives by measuring both business and community returns on corporate citizenship program investments.

Positive deviance approach to problems uncovers better than average answers.

The quest to create, measure and communicate business benefits of corporate citizenship.

A model for designing measurement of effectiveness of CSR activities across multiple stakeholder groups.

How MasterCard focused its corporate citizenship strategy to make a bigger impact on one issue area.

Practice supports Ernst & Young LLP survey findings.

Upon reflection, Natixis Global Asset Management (NGAM) sought to develop a more strategic corporate citizenship program that produced greater impact on the local community.

Hershey's Learn to Grow initiative creates value for each of its key stakeholders, including local farmers, wider community members, and Hershey itself.

Corporate citizenship professionals are in a unique position to help drive this change by outlining the benefits of slower, more sustainable growth.

Only firms in highly regulated industries appear to derive value from political spending. In regulated industries, such as banking, political spending is associated with stronger market performance.

Companies that make longer-term investments in environmental, social, and governance dimensions of their businesses will sustain positive returns for the longer term.