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Rising Citizen Voice: China
By Kristian Darigan Merenda As I promised in my first article for the goodpurpose community, I will be writing once a month on the differences in the reported attitudes and behaviors of consumers from...
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Stop talking. Start planting.
By Anja Guckenberger, Deputy Managing Director and Creative Director Edelman Hamburg/Germany Flip through any magazine today and you’ll have trouble ignoring the growing amount of space dedicated to...
View ArticleBuild it (green) and they will buy?
A little over one year ago, I wrote on my own blog, Corporate Social Reality, about why some green products take off and others don’t, and I’m pleased to report that I think my primary hypothesis is...
View ArticleInterview with Joyce Coffee: Climate Change
Joyce Coffee, Vice President of CSR & Sustainability in Edelman’s Chicago office, met with Crain’s Chicago Business during Chicago Ideas Week to discuss climate change issues before moderating a...
View Articlegoodpurpose 2010 Study: Recap
Just a little more than a year ago, our study was conducted for the fourth time globally to see the emerging trends in terms of social purpose, corporate citizenship and brand citizenship. It certainly...
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The Cloud of Commitments
This June, more than 150 presidents and prime ministers convened in Rio de Janeiro along with tens of thousands of other world leaders for the UN Conference on Sustainable Development, the Rio+20 Earth...
View ArticleWhen There’s No One Left to Trust
If the first Earth Summit in Rio twenty years ago was the wake-up call humankind was waiting for, Rio +20 will go down as the moment our leaders fell blissfully back to sleep. In doing so, we may have...
View ArticleGiving in Numbers: Little Changes, but what about Big Changes?
The 2013 edition of CECP’s Giving in Numbers is out. As always, it’s an unparalleled source of corporate giving data and a thoughtful analysis of where corporate giving is today. This year, a whopping...
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