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10/10/2012

Book Review - Changing Business From the Inside Out: A Treehugger's Guide to Working in Corporations

    The most effective way to create change that benefits humans above the bottom line is to combine social change efforts with the profit motive under the umbrella of a multinational corporation.

    So writes Timothy J. Mohin in his new book Changing Business From the Inside Out: A Treehugger's Guide to Working in Corporations. And with an eighteen-year career in the field known as corporate responsibility (CR), he provides a wealth of knowledge to back up his claim.

    Read the full article on Philanthropy News Digest, a Foundation Center blog, by clicking here.

Posted at 09:53 PM in Business and Economics, Careers and Employment, Corporate, Social and Ethical Responsibility, Environmental Sustainability, Foundation Center Blogs, Human Rights, International, Law and Politics |

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