With a brighter spotlight on corporate purpose and creating value for employees, communities and investors — the demand for accountability is growing. A CSR/Sustainability Report is now the norm. But, what’s in one? And, does anyone do an Annual Report?
Your CSR or Sustainability Report is the result of a lot of time, effort and money. These tested strategies will each increase engagement.
Today it is a best practice for companies of all sizes to be proactive, and transparent. Learn why. (Updated July 2019)
What’s best practice? Performance is the data, numbers and results. Purpose is the why, the narrative and long-term view. Here’s why your Sustainability, ESG, CSR, or Financial report needs to present both effectively.
Is a Responsibility or Sustainability Report a must have? Do companies still do Annual Reports? Should you consider a digital version? What about video?
People not only hope that companies will “do what’s right,” they expect it. Communicating a clear, accessible Corporate Social Responsibility strategy can revitalize your company and your brand from the inside out.
These stakeholder communications serve defined audiences, but resonate far beyond those audiences if well strategized and promoted.
You’ve decided to create an online report. Great! But how will you get people to experience it? The web doesn’t work like print, you have to drive your audiences to your site. In other words, you need to market your site. And it’s best to make your plan before the launch. The following tips are simple and each will increase traffic. (Updated May 2017)
Our sixth annual trend report looks at what the Fortune 200 produced this year. It shows how companies of influence are shaping the evolution of corporate reporting.
When you have decided to create a digital version of your annual or responsibility report there are many options.
Our fifth annual trend report is full of useful information as you evaluate options for annual financial and responsibility reports. The 2015 report is infographic rich and a quick read.
Where does your company fit in? [Infographic]
Responsibility reporting is considered vitally important to a majority of today’s leading companies. 108 of the Fortune 200 created reports, five more produced integrated reports.