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Corporate Citizenship & Philanthropy Press Releases
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Many corporate boards of directors are facing a predicament in setting their own compensation, finds a new report from The Conference Board in collaboration with Semler Brossy and ESG data analytics firm ESGAUGE. |
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Report: Companies Face a New Era of Scrutiny on Political Activity Companies are facing ever-greater scrutiny of their political activities, with some of America's biggest businesses still grappling with a response to January’s Capitol riot. |
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The Conference Board survey reveals PAC contribution suspensions wider than announced |
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2021 Proxy Season Preview and Shareholder Voting Trends (2017-2020) builds on a multi-year analysis of corporate filings across both the Russell 3000 and S&P 500 indexes to provide insights for what’s ahead in shareholder voting. |
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Major corporations notably increased their sustainability disclosures in key areas last year, including climate-risk reporting, human rights, and water stress exposure, according to a new report by The Conference Board. |
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Survey: Corporate Citizenship Going Strong in the Face of Adversity In the face of severe economic headwinds, 61 percent of major global companies spent more on philanthropy in 2020 than budgeted. |
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A new report by The Conference Board outlines how companies can strengthen their philanthropy programs to respond to natural disasters – from the COVID-19 pandemic to hurricanes, earthquakes, and fires. |
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C-Suite Executives Say Boards Have Deep Understanding of the Business, But Could Be More Effective In a survey of 551 public company C-suite executives, The Conference Board and PwC found that executives see a significant gap between directors’ strong understanding of the company, and their overall effectiveness as board members. |
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The events of 2020 brought risks related to public health, climate change, and diversity, equity, and inclusion to the forefront of public consciousness. |
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As Companies Opt for Stability Amid Pandemic, 2020 Could Be Record-Low Year for CEO Turnover Once the economic fallout from COVID-19 began, CEO turnover in the Russell 3000 began seeing a marked slowdown as boards opted for continuity. For this reason, 2020 could shape up as a record-low year for CEO turnover. |