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As corporate communications leaders plan for 2021, it is clear that the new normal involves less reliance on earned media and a strengthened ability to reach key stakeholders directly with content demonstrating leadership on social, environmental and governance (ESG) issues.

Who could have foreseen what 2020 has brought to date? We designed this guide specifically for corporate social responsibility and human resources leaders to help them navigate their programs during times of crisis.

The momentum in 2019 was undeniable, with a record number of companies making commitments to climate action.

Eight years after the Games, we take a deep dive into Here East, a vibrant innovation hub located at the site of the former International Broadcast Centre.

On August 18th, learn from CRB’s subject matter experts covering critical, relevant topics in the animal health market at this year’s Animal Health in the Heartland symposium, where the focus will be “Whole Animal Health.”

Reuters Events Sustainable Business is excited to share with you the launch of the Responsible Business Europe 2020 [22-23 October] an online 2-day event series that will convene 6,000+ global peers, CEOs, CSOs,  CFOs, Heads of Sustainability, Investors and Communications, followed by a week of VIP workshops, webinars and roundtable discussions.

Many parents find themselves weighing this tough decision about the upcoming academic year: school supplies or food on the table. The Salvation Army and Walmart are teaming up with actress and New York Times best-selling author Candace Cameron Bure to relieve the financial burdens of families by way of a nationwide school supply drive from August 7-9.

We advance the following SDGs in support of ethical business practices and human rights — not just within our company, but for suppliers and partners worldwide

Cox is a company that strives to be inclusive of all. That’s why we’re exceptionally proud Cox Communications is considered a Best Place to Work for people with disabilities by Disability:IN, the leading nonprofit resource for business disability inclusion worldwide. 

PayPal has released new research looking at purchasing behaviors of credit card rewards holders during the COVID-19 pandemic, revealing people around the country are turning to rewards balances to help them stretch their budgets (29%) and purchase the things they need most, such as groceries. However, with 39% of credit card rewards holders unaware of their rewards balances, there's an opportunity for more people to uncover funds which could extend their budgets and help them buy the things they need most.