Monday, March 7, 2022

Are You Crisis-Proofing Your Company?

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As the invasion of Ukraine continues, The Conference Board is providing insights on what the latest developments mean for business and society. See below for our latest analysis and commentary:    

 

The Crisis in Ukraine (Part 2): Implications for Business

In part two of this podcast series, Samantha De Bendern, an Associate Fellow at Chatham House, joins Sara Murray, Managing Director, International of The Conference Board. The conversation covers a range of issues, including how Russia may retaliate to the imposed sanctions, and how this response could affect supply chains. The two also discuss cybersecurity and preparedness, as well as recommendations for how companies can support employees impacted by the crisis.

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Corporate Citizenship During a Geopolitical Crisis (Part 2): How the Natural Disaster Playbook Can Help

How can existing corporate citizenship playbooks for addressing natural disasters and domestic political issues help during an international geopolitical crisis? In the second of a two-part series, Jeff Hoffman, Corporate Citizenship Institute Leader at the ESG Center, and Paul Washington, Executive Director at the ESG Center, outline five key insights: 1) Discuss the impact of providing relief with senior management to ensure you have adequate resources; 2) Provide employees with ways to help, first with cash then with volunteering; 3) Use all the sources of financial support at your disposal; 4) Collaborate with other private sector firms; 5) In making public statements, follow established protocols for addressing social and political issues.

 

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