As campaigning starts up for 2022, companies face critical decisions about how to align their political influence with their public commitments and shifting expectations from employees, investors, customers and the public.
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CPRT Expert Dialogue: A Different Approach to Influence: Non-Giving as a Viable Government Relations Strategy
Christopher Padilla, Vice President Government and Regulatory Affairs at IBM Thursday, September 30, 3:00-4:15pm EDT As described in Dealbook, IBM is one of only a handful of large U.S. companies that are not involved in direct political giving to candidates, and has...
Ready or not, the era of corporate political responsibility is upon us
Tom Lyon Op-Ed: The Hill Ready or not, the era of corporate political responsibility is upon usThe politics of racial justice have become red hot, and major corporations are finding it hard not to get burned. On March 25, Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp signed into law SB202,...
CPRT Expert Dialogue: Why Employees Want Companies to “Lobby Like They Mean It” on Climate Policy
As campaigning starts up for 2022, companies face critical decisions about how to align their political influence with their public commitments and shifting expectations from employees, investors, customers and the public.
CPRT Expert Dialogue: CPR & Climate Policy Mapping: Tracking “Scope 4” Emissions
As campaigning starts up for 2022, companies face critical decisions about how to align their political influence with their public commitments and shifting expectations from employees, investors, customers and the public.
CPRT Expert Dialogue with the World Benchmarking Alliance on CPR, Finance & the UN Sustainable Development Goals
As campaigning starts up for 2022, companies face critical decisions about how to align their political influence with their public commitments and shifting expectations from employees, investors, customers and the public.
CPRT Expert Dialogue: CPR versus Shareholder Value: Is There Really a Debate?
CPRT Expert Dialogue: CPR versus Shareholder Value: Is There Really a Debate? Thursday, August 26, 3:00-4:15pmEDT Jerry Taylor, President of the Niskanen Center As the U.S. wrestles with policies related to COVID-19 safeguards, voting rights and election procedures,...
CPRT Expert Dialogue: Why CPR Is Essential for Black Economic Progress and Prosperity
Why CPR Is Essential for Black Economic Progress and Prosperity Thursday, August 19, 3:00-4:15pmEDT David Clunie, Executive Director of the Black Economic Alliance Over the past two years, many companies have made ambitious commitments to supporting racial equity....
CPRT Expert Dialogue: Leveraging Millenial and Gen Z Expectations for CPR
Leveraging Millenial and Gen Z Expectations for CPR Thursday, August 12, 5:00-6:15pmEDT Manu Meel, CEO of BridgeUSA Many companies are stepping forward on social issues because their employees—or potential employees—are pushing them to. At the same time, firms are...
CPRT Expert Dialogue: Re-thinking Business’ Role in U.S. Polarization
Re-thinking Business’ Role in U.S. Polarization and How CPR Can Help Companies Respond Thursday, August 5, 2:00-3:15pm EDT Mark Mizruchi, Robert Cooley Angell Collegiate Professor of Sociology, University of Michigan Business leaders across the U.S. are increasingly...