TRUST A GROWING CONCERN FOR NGOS

NGO Experts Discuss Changing Environment of Trust and Credibility
April 16, 2008 

Edelman hosted “NGOs and Trust: Why it matters, risks of losing it,” a provocative panel discussion with experts in the NGO field moderated by Matthew Bishop, New York Bureau Chief of The Economist, at the Harvard Club of New York City. The event focused on the importance of trust and credibility for civil society and the changing expectations of NGOs. Panelists addressed issues of transparency, accountability and the key role of communications in developing and maintaining trust among funders, partners and the people NGOs serve.

 

Connections: The Social Purpose Issue

Issue 4
April 07, 2008 

Connections is a quarterly trends and insights magazine from Edelman’s Global Consumer Brands practice.

 

The Road from Bali: Business Opportunities and Obstacles Surrounding Climate Change

March 14, 2008 

Edelman’s latest report, “The Road from Bali: Business Opportunities and Obstacles Surrounding Climate Change" examines the implications of climate change regulation for business and the role of communications in shaping business success amid an uncertain and ever-changing landscape.  

Social Engagement: The Changing Nature of CSR in Asia Pacific

March 13, 2008 

Edelman’s latest white paper examines the nature of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in Asia Pacific and how to engage regional stakeholders who are increasingly influencing what is demanded of companies that wish to be considered “socially responsible”. The objective of the paper is to promote understanding of what CSR is and what it is not, and knowing how to advise businesses on the competitive advantages and risk mitigation outcomes resulting from CSR practices.