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Clarity

Susan Hyatt

Denver, Colorado USA

Founder of Big Purpose Big Impact. Small and midsize businesses: develop and assess impact of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and signature community engagement programs. Nonprofits and National Service programs: performance measurement, evaluation, organization and board development. Author of award winning business book, Strategy for Good.

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Annual CSR and Community Engagement Reports

Every year more companies produce annual corporate social responsibility and community engagement reports to showcase their efforts to improve the environment and community social well being. Let's talk about how best to reflect the vision, values and personality of your company, what sections to include in your report and the best ways to tell your story of good corporate citizenship.

CSR and Social Program Impact Measurement

Need to know if your corporate social responsibility, nonprofit grantmaking, charitable donations, and/or employee volunteer programs are making a difference? Let's talk about effective ways to measure how your company is moving the needle in the community AND building business value.

Employee Volunteer Programs

Does your company want to start (or upgrade) an employee volunteer program to enhance employee engagement and make a difference in the community? Let's talk about the best ways to: structure your program based on proven approaches used by other companies; encourage employee participation; and metrics to track for reporting to stakeholders both inside and outside company walls.

CSR and Community Engagement Strategy Development

Many smaller businesses have always sought to be good corporate citizens and recognize the importance of ‘doing the right thing’. The difference is that they may not have formally recognized what they do or documented them. Let's talk about how to develop a CSR strategy to guide future decision making on how to allocate resources that includes Employees, Environment, Community and Supply Chain. The importance of each one depends on the nature of your business and stage of development.

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