
COMMISSIONED WHITEPAPERS
CSR Reports from International Experts.
Through in-depth case studies of successful partnerships all over the world, our whitepapers cover some of the most pressing issues in the corporate-nonprofit partnership space. Authored by renowned CSR scholars, they’re designed to help today’s professionals gain the high-level insight needed to take social impact endeavors to the next level.
Corporate Social Responsibility: Workable Models for Corporate Philanthropy and Corporate Foundations - International Examples
Engaging Your Workforce in Corporate Social Responsibility Programs: Five Strategies to Drive Engagement
Calling Firms Out: A Look into Micro-Reporting in Fortune 200 Firms’ CSR-related Twitter Accounts
A Failure of Culture and Leadership: The Volkswagen Emissions Scandal and its Uncertain Aftermath
Tesco Bengaluru Links Corporate Social Responsibility with Grassroots Community Concerns—And Success Follows
Not Just a Company, but a Neighbor: How General Electric’s Departure Impacts Nonprofits' in Connecticut
Lofty Goals Meet Financial Reality: The Power of Innovated Social-Business Partnerships—Bringing Safe Drinking Water to Bangladesh
Participatory Corporate Social Responsibility with Public Policy Impact: The Case Study of the Holcim Foundation in Ecuador
From Global to Local: IKEA Tries Corporate Social Responsibility in Its Own Backyard— But Is Sweden Ready for It?
Unleashing the Power of Collective Corporate Philanthropy — How Chinese Entrepreneurs Are Forging a New Model of Philanthropy
Corporate Social Responsibility that Leads to Long-Term Results: The Freudenberg Model Case Study: Freudenberg, India Location: Nagapattinam, Tamilnadu
A Major Eye Care Provider in India Uses CSR to Treat Impoverished Infants – And Build Its Brand Creating Lasting Patient Relationships
Giving with Some Thought of Reward: How Firms Attract Media Attention to their Corporate Philanthropy
“The Satell Institute is unique in its focus on senior executives and its data driven approach to promoting corporate philanthropy. Not only does it provide an opportunity for business leaders to work together to better our community, but it really is a better mousetrap when it comes to driving thoughtful support for nonprofits.”

John Emery
MD, Corporate Client Banking, JP Morgan Chase