A New Era for Idea Exchange at the Spring CEO Conference

A new way of talking about Corporate Social Responsibility
4 Ways Corporate Social Responsibility Can Help Companies Battle the Great Resignation

Why CSR is now a crucial part of HR
Leader to Leader: How an Innovative Use of CSR Is Rescuing One of Philadelphia’s Golfing Gems – and Boosting an Underserved Community

Chris Maguire on Cobbs Creek Golf Course’s rich past and bold future
Meet the Exciting Practitioner-Speakers at the Satell Institute’s Spring 2022 Private CEO Conference

From sports leaders to bank executives.
Leader to Leader: What CEOs Can Learn from Sports Teams about CSR

Tim McDermott and his squad at the Philadelphia Union are on a winning streak.
Leader to Leader: What For-Profits Need to Know About Nonprofits (And Vice Versa)

RSM’s Michele Juliana stands at the intersection of two worlds.
Sabre Systems’ Commitment to CSR Impacts Young Lives – and Protects America

Phil Jaurigue says CSR can help America’s defense.
How CSR and the Satell Institute Help M&T Bank Make an Impact

“The bank does well here, so we want to do well by the community.”
Wawa Demonstrates the Power of CSR and the Satell Institute

Jay Culotta, Wawa’s Treasurer and the chair of its philanthropic arm, The Wawa Foundation, is absolutely clear-eyed about the growing importance of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in the world.
Businesses and Individuals with a Skill Gap Benefit from Nonprofit Graduate! Philadelphia Helping Solve the Issue in Philadelphia

Specifically, the skills gap in Philadelphia. At the time the organization was launched, in 2006, scores of companies in the Philadelphia region were struggling to fill jobs for which a college degree was a requirement. Meanwhile, an estimated 100,000 Philadelphians had some college credits, but hadn’t been able to go far enough to get their diplomas and were trapped in lower-wage jobs. There had to be a way to bridge that divide – to create a win-win scenario in which the companies got the skilled workers they needed while individuals got the life-changing benefits of a college education.