Corporate Social Responsibility

Winner: Shannon Schuyler, Corporate Responsibility Leader, PwC Shannon Schulyer is a CR leader on the move. She oversees PwC’s global internal strategy around its four pillars: marketplace, community, people and involvement. As corporate responsibility leader, she has spoken… Continued

Winner: The Coca-Cola Company and Rogers & Cowan  – will.i.am and the Coca-Cola Company Accelerate EKOCYCLE Momentum with Brand Partner Launch Event Fed up with the debris left by 50,000 people following a show by The… Continued

Baxter International Healthcare company Baxter International’s sustainability legacy dates back to 1977 with the establishment of a formal environmental program and policy. In 1999, Baxter issued its first public sustainability report to share information about… Continued

Winner: Edelman/Unilever – Dove and Girl Scouts Rock the Mall: Dove presents Women Who Should Be Famous Talk about buffing up a successful PR campaign. Dove soap was looking to refresh the discussion about the… Continued

Winner: Toronto Hydro Corporation – Going Beyond CR Reporting: A Commitment to Stakeholders In the past, Toronto Hydro Corporation, the electric utility that serves customers within the greater Toronto area, had recognized corporate responsibility as… Continued

A study by Havas Worldwide confirms a trend we’ve suspected all along: CSR is important to the public, so important that they believe businesses are just as responsible as governments for driving positive social change.

With social activism more popular than ever with the younger workforce, companies are turning to volunteerism to push their CSR agendas.

Walmart’s announcement to hire any honorably discharged veteran within his or her first 12 months of active duty brought positive coverage from The New York Times, a rarity for the retailer.

Here are the people and campaigns behind stellar corporate social responsibility work. They will be honored at the CSR Awards luncheon on Feb. 11 in Washington, D.C.

With consumers eager to interact with socially responsible companies, it’s fitting that PR News will honor best-in-class CSR campaigns and the people behind them on February 11 in Washington, D.C.