CSR Under Pressure: How Companies are Adapting in Today’s Environment

Description

The corporate social impact landscape is shifting rapidly under today’s political, economic, and social pressures. Companies are navigating increased scrutiny from stakeholders, new regulations, and heightened expectations for measurable impact. This session will explore some of the current challenges shaping Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), including the implications of political polarization, evolving tax and regulatory policies, and economic uncertainty. Join the Association of Corporate Citizenship Professionals (ACCP) as they share data and insights on how companies are responding and action steps companies can use to mitigate risk, build resilience, and align social impact initiatives more closely with business priorities to position their efforts as essential to long-term business success.

* Only the presentation portion will be recorded to ensure confidentiality during Q&A

Guest SPEAKERS

Christina Fagan, Vice President, Content & Learning, Association of Corporate Citizenship Professionals

Christina Fagan is the Vice President, Content & Learning at ACCP. As part of her role leading the Content & Learning Team, she oversees the direction, development, planning and execution of relevant learning opportunities and convenings offered by ACCP. She also establishes ACCP’s annual content focus areas and guides the strategy for new resources and educational programs for members, while serving as subject matter expert in the corporate social impact field and ACCP’s thought leadership.

Audience & Registration

Our colleagues at the Council of Michigan Foundations are hosting this Midwest Partnership webinar. PhilMO Full Members engaged in corporate philanthropy - including Corporate Foundations and Corporate Giving Programs - are invited to register at no charge. 

PhilMO Members may participate for free. If this is your first interaction with the new PhilMO website, choose “Create New Account” when registering. 

Non-Member Missouri grantmakers may participate for a fee of $75. Non-Members should choose “Non-Member Funder” to register and submit payment.

If you encounter any challenges registering for this program or otherwise navigating the new website, help is available by contacting info@philmo.org. 

What is the Midwest Partnership?

The Midwest Partnership is a collaboration between the Council of Michigan Foundations, Indiana Philanthropy Alliance, Philanthropy Missouri, and Philanthropy Ohio. 

The Midwest Partnership publishes an annual Midwest Grantmaker Salary Report and hosts joint programs, including monthly webinars connecting funders across the four states. Webinars are typically designed for community foundations, corporate foundations and giving programs, and/or family foundations. Occasionally, a program -- like this one! -- will be relevant to all foundation types. Regardless of focus, all foundation types may register for any program. 

Participation in webinars and access to the annual Salary Report is free for Member organizations. Non-Members may not access the report but may register for most webinars by contributing a $75 fee.