World-Renowned Edelman Trust Barometer Highlights SI’s Spectacular Fall CEO Conferences
Attendees will hear from an outstanding roster of CSR practitioners — as well as the publisher of the influential Edelman Trust Barometer, a key tool for CEOs
SI’s Fall CEO Conference in Philadelphia will feature Justin Blake of the Edelman Trust Institute
As it celebrates its 10th anniversary year, the Satell Institute has become well-known for its spectacular Private CEO Conferences. Attendees never fail to rave about the invaluable takeaways they get.
This fall, SI is thrilled to present the most dynamic conferences in its decade-long history, with events taking place in Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, and Washington D.C.
Highlighting the Philadelphia conference is Justin Blake, executive director of the Edelman Trust Institute. The organization publishes the highly regarded Edelman Trust Barometer, the annual global survey that measures public trust in four core institutions: business, government, media, and NGOs.
The Trust Barometer has become a key tool for CEOs and other business leaders as they navigate the future of their organizations.
Because of the widespread interest in the Edelman Trust Barometer, the Philadelphia conference will be livestreamed and is open to members from all Satell Institute chapters.
All four of SI’s Fall Conferences will feature an extraordinary roster of speakers talking about corporations and community impact. Attendees will also take part in SI’s hallmark Peer Idea Sharing Tables, where CEO members have the opportunity to talk directly to each other about CSR.
More details are below. The exclusive conferences are open to SI members and their invited guests only. If you’re interested in attending, please contact Regina Black-Lennox.
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Philadelphia — November 4
Theme: “The Business of Trust: Leadership, Corporate Social Responsibility, and Results”
The Edelman Trust Barometer is a widely read, highly influential annual report that measures public trust in institutions. Learn about Edelman’s latest findings — including shifting perceptions of the business and nonprofit sectors — and what they mean for your organization.
Speakers:
Justin Blake, Executive Director of the Edelman Trust Institute
Dominique Bernardo, CEO of Variety — the Children’s Charity of the Delaware Valley
Location and Time: National Constitution Center, 8 a.m. – 11 a.m.
Special thanks to Conference Chair Geoff Brandon of TD Bank and our outstanding Conference Committee.
Baltimore — October 21
Theme: “Coded for Growth: When Giving Back Is Built Into Your Company’s DNA”
Most companies talk about giving back. A few have built it into the foundation of who they are so deeply that separating business from mission is impossible. What does it look like when philanthropy and CSR are in your DNA?
Speakers:
Dominique Goss — Executive Director of the M&T Charitable Foundation
Joe Weinberg — Principal, Cordish Companies
James Bond — President and CEO, Living Classrooms
Location and Time: Living Classrooms, 8 a.m. – 11 a.m.
Pittsburgh — October 22
Theme: Hosted by Highmark, the conference highlights the power of businesses and nonprofits working together, with insightful remarks from three of Pittsburgh's most respected leaders.
Speakers:
Kevin Walker — President and CEO, Dusquesne Light
Lisa Scales — CEO, Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank
David Holmberg — CEO of Highmark
Location and Time: Highmark Auditorium, 8 a.m. – 11 a.m.
Washington D.C. — October 22
Theme: “Corporate Social Responsibility’s Starting Lineup”
The strongest organizations don’t just win. They help others win with them. Few companies do that like Monumental Sports & Entertainment, owner of Washington’s NBA, WNBA and NHL teams, which has invested millions to make sure every kid in D.C. can access youth sports. Find out more about how they approach their “double bottom line” of business results and community impact.
Speakers:
Leaders from Monumental Sports & Entertainment
Location and Time: Capital One Arena, 8 a.m. – 11 a.m.
