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Are you facing a mandate from management to take your employee engagement programs global? Or are you already in the process? In partnership with LBG Associates
Realized Worth’s insight:We know! We hear it from clients all the time. That’s why Realized Worth is partnering with LBG Associates to produce a report that will show you how companies like yours have found solutions to the challenges of expanding employee engagement programs.
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I had a great time chatting with Joe Waters and Megan Strand on CauseTalk Radio last week. I shared some of my thoughts about why corporate volunteering needs
Realized Worth’s insight:I also talk about skill based and pro bono volunteering. What works - what doesn’t and why not.
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We are pleased to announce that Realized Worth and Corporate Citizenship are now working together to help companies refine their community investment and com
Realized Worth’s insight:So we have to tell you, we are extremely excited about this joint venture. For some time now we have been exploring ways to offer a ‘make-over’ for corporate community investment programs. We knew that if we were going to do it right, we would need a partner with experience in employee engagement and community investment equal to our own.
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This blog post was originally shared on Business4Better: The Community Partnership Movement blog as a part of the upcoming Business4Better conference. The confe
Realized Worth’s insight:Do you have busy employees that can’t give large amounts of time for charitable volunteering due to other commitments and a busy lifestyle? Try micro-volunteering.
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This eGuide includes: - The case for cause - Proof that social impact programs increase engagement - Data showing increased engagement benefits your bottom line - Recommendations to implement these trends…
Realized Worth’s insight:Check out @Companies4Good’s NEW GUIDE on #employeeeengagement We’re pleased to be featured experts!
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Furthermore most CSR guidelines, tools and practices – corporate volunteering and grant making programs, for instance – are geared towards big businesses. This is a pity, because SMEs have an enormous range of skills …
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The best way for companies to design and implement global pro bono programs that maximize the benefits of their ICV programs is through partnerships and collaboration….
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RT @sustainableprof: Charities@Work Announces Free Webinar Series on Disaster Relief, Workplace Giving, CSR Ranking… http://t.co/mia1VkzCAu #sustainability
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Your employees want to perform community service; they really, really do…but amidst their busy schedules they just can’t seem to find the time.
Realized Worth’s insight:Micro-volunteers are generally not required to undergo a screening process nor do they need to make a specific time commitment. Besides donating money, an example of micro-volunteer work is helping a museum add tag words to the tons of images in its database to help them be searchable for future use. By crowdsourcing the task of tagging the photos to micro-volunteers, the museum can catalog a greater number of photos without the expense of paying staff.
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First Ark Group is donating 500 hours of staff time to local charities, but expects to reap the rewards in house. Laura McCumiskey explains (Maybe a new approach to corporate giving… Sounds a good idea, what do you think?
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