Now Not Later:

6 Steps to Get Buy-In for Your Dream CSR Program

Wednesday, September 21 | 1:00 PM EST

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Ready to update your outdated CSR program or, perhaps, switch to a new program altogether? Join us on September 21st for our informative webinar on the 6 step approach to getting the buy-in you need from your decision-makers to design your CSR program the way you want it to be.

Hear from industry experts Nicole McPhail and Emily Hazell, Co-Founders & Managing Partners at Darwin Pivot, as they guide you through this interactive session, outlining best practices and actionable solutions to give you the confidence you need to transform your current CSR program, or change to a new CSR program that better fits your company’s needs. Don’t miss out on getting modernized, efficient, and exactly what you want from your CSR system.

 

In Part 1 of Our 2-Part Series, You'll:


  • Learn how best practices and program benchmarks can better position your “ask.”
  • Discover how to build the profile of your CSR program.
  • Understand the fundamentals of developing a business case: creating your pitch, finding relevant data, best approaches, etc.
  • Refine your position and your pitch to align with your stakeholders’ priorities.
  • Identify the right internal champions that will help you secure the decision that you are hoping for.

Speaker Info:
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Nicole McPhail

 Co-Founder & Managing Partner,
Darwin Pivot

Nicole has spent the past 15 years at the intersection of social impact and innovation, both as an in-house practitioner and as a consultant who has helped many of the world's largest brands develop and grow their CSR programs.

She helped to develop one of the first-ever CSR Labs with partners like The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, ideas42 and the University of Toronto, in service to identifying new innovations around workplace giving and volunteering.

Nicole's experience working with clients of all sizes and industries, along with her background in behavioral science, has provided her with unique insights about how to design a meaningful and relevant program that people can't help but engage with.
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Emily Hazell

Co-Founder & Managing Partner,
Darwin Pivot

Emily is a social scientist with 15 years of experience in research and consulting primarily focused on analyzing factors that drive individual and organizational behaviors and operations.

She is passionate about helping clients tell their unique stories using actionable insights and easy to understand data visualizations.

Emily holds a PhD in Environmental Applied Science and Management from Toronto Metropolitan University/Ryerson University, where she continues to lecture on decision support systems, design principles and data sciences.