The EPA has announced a product label that indicates 鈥渟afer use鈥� products for outdoor use, including pet care products, fire defense products, and car, boat, or grill cleaners.
Corporate citizenship professionals must be full-time learners
鈥淚 am always doing that which I [think that I] cannot do, in order that I may learn how to do it.鈥�
-Pablo Picasso
Learn By Doing
As the world has changed this past year, corporate citizenship professionals have followed in the steps of Picasso and taken the missive to 鈥渓earn by doing鈥� to heart. Working in a constantly evolving field means that you鈥攍ike Picasso鈥攈ave been a lifelong learner from the start, using your insights about the importance to business of environmental, social, and governance issues to see around corners and anticipate the pressing issues that your companies will be called upon to address.
Few could predict the events of the past year. Corporate citizenship professionals responded to the volatility we all experienced with grace and agility. Meeting the moment, you listened thoughtfully to stakeholders across your companies and communities, and used their feedback to inform your impressive response to the pandemic and efforts to achieve equity and inclusion.
Spring Issue of the Corporate Citizen
With this in mind, we鈥檙e excited to present you with the , where you will find examples of corporate citizenship programs at all stages of development. From Liberty Mutual addressing youth homelessness through community listening, to the evolution of diversity, equity, and inclusion programs at Nasdaq and Lowe鈥檚.
We are also pleased to offer a comprehensive guide to our upcoming Executive Education programs, , which includes learning opportunities for all kinds of learners in a variety of formats. Willing and able to travel and meet in-person next year? Can鈥檛 travel yet, but still want to take advantage of networking opportunities in the short term? Rather work independently on your own schedule? We have options for every learner on every budget. Start with the if you鈥檙e not sure where to begin.
Speaking of learning through change, the issue marks our first ever completely virtual , which we held last week on April 26-28. This year鈥檚 conference theme was Inclusive Corporate Citizenship, exploring how businesses are leading the charge to create a more just and inclusive world for us all鈥攑eople of every gender identity, race, ethnicity, faith, and ability. I鈥檓 delighted to report that attendees took advantage of the moment to learn from our inspiring keynotes, interactive breakout sessions, and each other in networking sessions that took place on our state-of-the-art event platform.
If we did not get a chance to connect at the conference, I hope to see you soon participating in one of our programs, especially our recently announced . Remember, in a profession that requires continuous learning, the Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship is here to help you every step of the way!
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