Expanded Focus on CSR in Response to Pandemic
Between making a major acquisition, taking over a Philadelphia-area wastewater utility and a name change, Essential Utilities has had a lot on its plate in 2020. But its Corporate Social Responsibility initiatives as a Member of the Satell Institute continue to altruistically support the community in substantial ways.
SUCCESS-The CEO Conference June 2020
On June 24th the Satell Institute held its fifth semi-annual CEO Conference, by invitation only, for its CEO business and foundation Members who include many of the most prominent leaders in the region, a diverse group of Nonprofit Affiliate CEOs financially supported by our Members, and invited CEO guests who may choose to become future members.
Leadership for Recovery – Reopening the American Economy
In keeping with health and safety guidance, the Institute will break new ground by convening this Conference via a broadcast-quality live stream production from Liberty Hall in the Museum of the American Revolution. Uniquely, this CEO event will honor safe social distancing and showcase the success-focused strategies and insights of its nationally renowned keynote speaker. The agenda will also include a medical expert and top business leader panel—moderated, with real-time questions from the virtual audience.
Leadership in a Time of Crisis
On Monday May 4th, the Satell Institute announced the Ed Satell Million Dollar Match Opportunity, an emergency funding initiative to support the widely diverse Nonprofit Affiliate Members of the Institute.
New Satell Institute Member Sought to Help to Spur Growth While Supporting Key Causes
What comes first, the desire to give back or the business case for Corporate Social Responsibility? At Harmelin Media, one of the nation’s largest independent media-buying agencies, it all began with a desire to help.
Pharma Investor and Startup Expert Personally Embraces Corporate Social Responsibility
Osagie Imasogie has helped fund and advise dozens of startups throughout his 30-year career in law, business management, healthcare and the pharmaceutical industry. It’s his love of art, however, that spurred his involvement in the Satell Institute, a Think and Do Tank for Corporate Social Responsibility. He’s proud to join the Satell Institute, the Collective Force of Businesses and Foundations Partnering with Nonprofits To Serve The Greater Good.™
CEO of Bank of America Speaks out on the Immediacy of the Business Case for Corporate Social Responsibility
Brian Moynihan, Chairman and CEO of Bank of America, has joined fellow financial leaders Larry Fink and Jamie Dimon in speaking out about aligning profit with broader social goals.
Regional Leader Uses the Satell Institute Corporate Social Responsibility Network to Align Local Involvement with National Commitment
BB&T Bank Regional President Travis Rhodes, a Southerner by birth who moved from North Carolina to Greater Philadelphia in 2018, hasn’t let the moss grow under his feet since taking on his new role. As he was completing the integration of the former Susquehanna Bank and National Penn Bank, which BB&T had bought prior to his arrival, he also carved out time to get to know the Pennsylvania/Delaware Valley/Lehigh Valley Region he oversees as Regional President. This included linking with other business and nonprofit leaders by becoming an active member of The Satell Institute.
A Nonprofit CEO and Early Supporter Explains How The Satell Institute Goes Beyond “What Anyone Would Have Thought”
Alan Luxenberg has guided the #1 ranked Think Tank in the world (under $5 million budget) Foreign Policy Research Institute for the past nine years as President.
Communicating Why CSR is Every Leader’s Business
Strong values and thinking long term help drive success. This is a core tenet of the Satell Institute. SI stands for community building — business and nonprofits partnering to serve the greater good. Business provides the quantity of life—wealth and job creation. Nonprofits—”Heroes” provide the quality of life solutions to human issues and human development. Community trust is earned by demonstrating these strong values.