Welcome,
everyone. Yesterday, I presented a webinar on Benchmarking and Measurement –
Evaluating Where You Are, Determining Where You’re Going. There was a great
turnout and a lot of good questions. If you missed the webinar or want to watch
it again, the video is available below. In the presentation, I
expanded on the videos I released earlier this month (Meaningful Metrics –Vital Data to Benchmark Your Organization and Engaging andUnderstanding Your Supply Chain) and explained key
performance indicators for your company.
Our next
video series, set to launch in December, will be Materiality – Prioritizing Sustainability in Your Strategic Business
Plan. I will provide my insight on the topic of materiality and identifying
how Corporate Responsibility can be used to sustain your business. This topic
is becoming increasingly important as every organization has unique risks and
opportunities in their markets. The series will follow a similar format as this
month’s, with a live webinar scheduled for Tuesday, December 17, and you can
register here.
As I
announced during October’s webinar, I will be hosting a seminar titled Corporate Responsibility Revolution:
Strategy to Success in 2014. This interactive full-day seminar, scheduled
for May 7, 2014 in Philadelphia, will provide a roadmap to develop and
implement an effective Corporate Responsibility plan that supports a successful
business strategy. The videos and webinars I am releasing should be used as prerequisite
learning for this seminar and provide a core understanding and steps to take
action in advancing your business. Registration is open for May’s seminar, and
you can find more information on it here.
Be sure to subscribe to the blog (top right) to get email notification of my video releases and future webinars to continue building upon the content i have released. Also, use the link below for more details on the seminar and reserve your spot today. Have a happy and safe Thanksgiving!
Links:
Catch up on my videos:- Meaningful Metrics – Vital Data to BenchmarkYour Organization
- Engaging and Understanding Your Supply Chain
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