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Fall 2024 Private CEO Conference

October 30, 2024

What Business Leaders Learned at SI’s Record-Setting Fall Private CEO Conference 

 

 

                                                                                    Fall 2024 CEO Conference

The Satell Institute’s record-breaking Fall Private CEO Conference was a huge hit, drawing more than 550 business leaders across Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Baltimore! The event put the power of Corporate Social Responsibility front and center, with inspiring talks that showed how businesses and nonprofits can anchor communities and give people a real sense of purpose – even in these divided times. And Truist’s Oscarlyn Elder offered a nuanced look at the state of the economy, explaining how the wealth gap and impact of inflation have left many feeling disconnected from the surface-level strength.

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The SI Think Tank: The Latest CSR Interviews and Resources

Mark Baiada
Chairman
Bayada Home Health Care

“The Satell Institute’s mission can benefit companies and communities around the nation and the world. I can see every city having their own Satell Institute chapter, carrying out the Institute’s vision of a Collective Force of Businesses and Nonprofits for the Greater Good.”