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Marc de Sousa-Shields is an international sustainable development and investment consultant. He co-founded and was first Executive Director of the Social Investment Organization of Canada. He has been an advisor to the United Nations and was a Member of the US Social Investment Forum International Committee. He wrote Sustainable and Responsible Investment in Emerging Markets for the World Bank-International Finance Corporation and led a USAID project on Transitions to Private Capital.
He has written for Leading online corporate sustainability magazines including triple pundit and sustainable brands and is author of “the sustainable century... by design or disaster.” He also pens “The sustainable century.net blog”… And hosts the sustainable century podcast. He is here today to talk about his book entitled “Invest Like You Give a Damn… Make Money, Change the World, Sleep Well At Night.”
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On this weeks show I welcome my first repeat guest to The CSR Podcast... The Ethics Expert that is Dr Chris MacDonald...he is an educator, speaker, and consultant in the realm of business ethics. He teaches at the Ted Rogers School of Management, at Ryerson University in Toronto, where he is Director of the Jim Pattison Ethical Leadership Education & Research Program.
Chris is here today to tell us all about his latest project, which is free to the public “The Concise Encyclopedia of Business Ethics” and what was the motivating force that inspired him to create it?
Plus we discuss a couple articles from his highly regarded “Business Ethics Blog” like the nation-wide student walkout gun protest.
Also his ongoing love/hate relationship with the definition of CSR continues.Contact The CSR Podcast:
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Now booking guests for May. Get in touch if you are interested in sharing your CSR knowledge!
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On this show.. Part Two of the Kate Williams interview. She is the CEO of 1% for the Planet, a global movement inspiring businesses and individuals to support environmental nonprofit solutions, through annual membership and everyday actions.
Would a company be better served to find a solution in the marketplace? Do companies who are giving 1% to the planet use this program as a CSR replacement? Take a few moments to explain to the listeners some of the different nonprofits you are assisting, and what environmental issues they are tackling. Do 1% member companies give directly to environmental organizations that they want to support? Are there any long-term plans to change the 1% model? How do individuals become a member of 1% for the planet? How does 1% FTP measure it’s results and stay transparent to stakeholders? What “fresh initiatives” do you have planned for 1% moving forward? What’s on the horizon?Questions, Comments, Problems, Solutions, Answers? Wanna be a guest? Get in touch...
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This weeks guest is Kate Williams. She is the CEO of 1% for the Planet, a global movement inspiring businesses and individuals to support environmental nonprofit solutions, through annual membership and everyday actions. Kate stepped into her role at 1% for the Planet in May 2015 bringing a strong track record as a leader, including roles as Board Chair of the National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS), as Executive Director of the Northern Forest Canoe Trail, as founder and owner of a farm business enterprise, and as an elected political leader in her community.
Kate also brings a deep passion for... and commitment to... the power of collective action, which is at the core of 1% for the Planet’s model and approach.
Kate earned a BA at Princeton University where she majored in history, and an MS at the MIT Sloan School of Management where she focused on organizational systems. Kate is a master’s distance runner, kitchen gardener, and always wants more time to read and write. Kate lives in Vermont with her husband and two children… and we are lucky enough to have her on The CSR Podcast today.
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Welcome back to the corporate social responsibility podcast we’re doing good is good for business and spreading the word can save the world.
This week we get into part two of my interview with the CEO of Xocial, Colin Duetta. If you didn’t listen to last weeks episode make sure you check that out first. If you did listen you will remember that Xocial is a smart phone application that incentivizes good deeds through competitive kindness.
It’s applications are endless and we already discussed how it can be used in a number of different arenas, and this week we will find out what else this groundbreaking application has to offer. Check out the links below...
Xocial’s Website: https://app.xocial.com/home
Xocial App Download:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/xocial/id838586912?mt=8
Xocial Documentary:
https://youtu.be/6zfNLO6rGxw
Contact The Host Dan Lewchanyn:
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Twitter: @TheCSRpodcast
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And welcome back to the Corporate Social Responsibility Podcast, where doing good is good for business and spreading the word can save the world. I am your host Dan Lewchanyn and on this weeks show we are going to tap into an app that is incentivizing good deeds through competitive kindness. That app is called Xocial, thats Social spelled with an X! What is competitive kindness? That’s what we are here to find out with the CEO of Xocial Colin Duetta.
Xocial’s Website: https://app.xocial.com/home
Xocial App Download:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/xocial/id838586912?mt=8
Xocial Documentary:
https://youtu.be/6zfNLO6rGxw
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Twitter: @TheCSRpodcast
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This week on The Corporate Social Responsibility Podcast we get into part two of my interview with the “11Eleven Consulting” founder... Tyler Butler. Where we will discuss her efforts in the diversity and inclusion and gender equality arena. How does CSR directly impact the bottom line? What would she tell a younger version of herself? What is her favorite CSR initiative that she has worked on? Plus so much more. Make sure you check out her Website http://11elevenconsulting.com
and read her blog givinginstyle.net
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Joining me at this time is Tyler Butler. Her Phoenix based CSR consulting firm, 11Eleven, has established itself as a leader in this niche space and has leveraged her more than 18 years of experience in this arena. Butler attended ASU and received her Bachelor’s degree in Interdisciplinary Studies and a Masters certificate in Community Development and Social Entrepreneurship. In recent years Butler graduated from the Master’s program at the Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship.
Butler served as the Community Outreach lead for Microsoft’s Southwest District where she successfully unified this huge company’s effort in bringing their enterprise office and the company’s retail chain, the Microsoft Stores, into sync. Butler also led GoDaddy’s global philanthropic efforts and reimagined their entire CSR program. She was responsible for creating a meaningful philanthropic strategy for GoDaddy and was specifically responsible for the creation of their diversity focused employee groups and their entire international CSR efforts.
Now, through her own firm, Butler is helping a plethora of companies to create meaningful, sustainable, impactful philanthropic programs. Additionally, Butler’s column and blog, Giving In Style is sharing stories about giving back in style and has captivated audiences having amassed a following of more than 13,000. And we are lucky enough to have her on the show today
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This we I pick up with part two of my interview with UK CSR champion Mallen Baker. We discuss how to get hired in CSR. What responsibilities does “Big Pharma” and Social Media have? Is it ethical to subliminally market to you? Plus so much more. Check out Mallen at daisywheel.com, on YouTube, or read his blogs “The Respectful Business Blog” and “Delicious and Sustainable”
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This week I am thrilled to have the U.K. CSR Rockstar and Legend Mallen Baker on the show as we discuss... His ground breaking Business in the Community report “Winning With Integrity” that changed CSR in the UK forever.. Why doesn’t Mallen like the way companies are CSR reporting? Why you should never hate a company if you want to change the world. How the divided state both in the UK in the US is affecting CSR... plus so much?
Do you have a question you would like answered on air by one of our CSR experts? Are you a CSR expert who would you like to be a guest? Feel free to get in touch.
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Welcome back to the corporate social responsibility podcast we’re doing good is good for business in spreading the word can save the world. This week we pick up with part two of my interview with the founder and CEO of 1908 brands Steve Savage.Steve is sharing his journey into the ever so competitive natural products industry and how he’s standing up out from the pack.
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Welcome back to the corporate social responsibility podcast where doing good it’s good for business and spreading the word can save the world. I am your host Dan Lewchanyn and on this weeks show I interview the founder and CEO of 1908 Brands Steve Savage to learn how he’s having success in the highly competitive natural products industry while staying corporately and socially responsible.
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And welcome back to the corporate social responsibility podcast where doing good is good for business and spreading the word can save the world. On this weeks show we pick up with part two of my interview with ethics expert Dr. Steven Mintz.
We will continue our discussion about the pros and cons of millennial’s. What companies are practicing corporate social responsibility and what can we learn from them? Why the new tax reform may discourage individuals from being more philanthropic? Is the legalization of marijuana an ethics nightmare?... Plus so much more.
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Email: [email protected]
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This week on the corporate social responsibility podcast... It is my pleasure to bring to you the ethics and CSR expert that is Dr. Stephen Mintz. Today we will talk about the five most frequently observed unethical behaviors in the workplace... Does the moral compass of our leaders need to be rerouted? What Dr. Mintz Learned about the millennial’s in his time as a professor plus so much more. So there’s no time to waste in without further ado let’s get into this weeks edition of The CSRpodcast.
Dr Mintz Blogs:
ethicssage.com workplaceethicsadvice.com higheredethicswatch.com
People can send Dr. Mintz a confidential workplace question through the workplaceethicsadvice.com blog and he will respond with suggestions.
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In May 2016, Lesa launched ProSocial Valuation Service®, an innovative methodology to bring social capital into partnership valuation. This situates sponsorship relationships in our current dynamic environment—a marketplace in which purpose, passion and community are in high demand. Unlike ROI analytics, which calculate financial return for the sponsor, her new service will measure the social value generated by partnership activations. She coined the term “Corporate Social Opportunity”, reflecting her belief that value is created when “doing good” is embedded in a company’s DNA rather than limited to departments designated for philanthropy or community affairs. Email: [email protected] Twitter: @TheCSRpodcast
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In May 2016, Lesa launched ProSocial Valuation Service®, an innovative methodology to bring social capital into partnership valuation. This situates sponsorship relationships in our current dynamic environment—a marketplace in which purpose, passion and community are in high demand. Unlike ROI analytics, which calculate financial return for the sponsor, her new service will measure the social value generated by partnership activations. She coined the term “Corporate Social Opportunity”, reflecting her belief that value is created when “doing good” is embedded in a company’s DNA rather than limited to departments designated for philanthropy or community affairs.
And she is here today to tell us all about it. Please welcome to the CSR podcast the entrepreneurial legend and force that is Lesa Ukman. Lesa
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This week on “The CSR Podcast” is very special guest John Paluszek. John is the executive editor of “Business In Society”, reporting on and analyzing major social issues and how business is addressing them via corporate social responsibility and sustainable development at www.businessinsociety.net . He is a Past chair of The Global Alliance For Public Relations and Communication Management and a past national president of The Public Relations Society of America. John was liaison to The United Nations for those organizations for ten years and often reports on United Nation. Highlights discussed on this week show include: * We review the history of CSR decade by decade from 1970 to 2030 * Sustainable Development Goals or (SDGs) * NGO’s and Governmental Partnerships * The Coming Wave: "New-Age Corporate Social Responsibility * CSR and Artificial Intelligence * Sexual Harassment & Misconduct * Technological based companies role in CSR * Climate Change and the environment * Paradise Papers Leak * Legacy Issues * The CSR role of a CEO * Social Responsible Investing (SRI) * Integrated Reporting * Our Favorite CSR initiatives * CSR for public sector/government agencies. * And So Much More Johns Website: businessinsociety.net Johns Twitter: @Biz_in_Society Are you with CSR expert or enthusiast and would like to be a guest on the show? I would love to have you on. Please get in touch. Podcast Host Dan Lewchanyn Twitter: @TheCSRpodcast Dans Email: [email protected] Podcast Directory: https://xocial.com/corporate-social-responsibility-podcast/
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This week we jump into part two of my interview with John Paluszek. Last week we talked about how we got here and this week we talk about where we are going. We will try to look into our crystal balls and talk about the new age of corporate social responsibility. If you haven’t listen to last weeks show make sure you check that out first before you listen to this episode. Johns Website: businessinsociety.net Johns Twitter: @Biz_in_Society
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This week I’m honored to be joined by the executive editor of “Business In Society.net and former liaison to the United Nations John Paluzek! John has decades of experience in corporate social responsibility and we are going to tap into that wisdom on todays show as we look back at America’s CSR journey to see how we got where we are today. Not only are we going to take a look back and track our progress, but we’re also going to do our best to predict the future as we take a hard look at the coming wave and new age of corporate social responsibility! So there’s only one question left... CSR U Ready? With and without further ado, let’s get into to this weeks episode of the corporate social responsibility podcast.
Johns Website: businessinsociety.net
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On this weeks show we pick up with part two of my interview with Mayer Dahan. Last week we discussed going green in the Real Estate Industry. If you didn’t get a chance to listen make sure you go back and check it out. This week however we discuss what really separates Mayer from the pack. What he’s doing with his profits is the real secret sauce.
Would you like to be a guest on the show? Get in touch and we will set a date.
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