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What Is The Best CSR You Have Been Involved In?

Published on August 29, 2012 By Gabe Chesman

I’ve spent a lot of time reading CSR reports and engaging in tweetchats and seminars focusing on CSR strategies. There have been a number of times when I’m truly inspired by the actions of certain CSR programs. Yet, although I’m young, I feel like I’ve yet to be involved in one of those awe-inspiring campaigns. [...]

14 Excellent CSR Resources

Published on August 9, 2012 By Gabe Chesman

Working in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is something I find difficult but gratifying. The field of CSR is tumultuous but, as in most fields these days, fellow CSR strategists collaborate via social media to discuss the good, the bad, and everything in between. Over the years, I’ve found some amazing companies and innovators that I [...]

Should Social Media Strategists Need Certification?

Published on July 31, 2012 By Gabe Chesman

I spend a majority of my day utilizing different social media related tools, platforms, and news. My job is the role of a consultant for clients looking to build an online presence, engage with customers and stakeholders, etc. Recently, I’ve been working with two separate clients with ve ry different strategies regarding social media. While [...]

5 Fantastic Social Media Tools

Published on November 21, 2011 By Gabe Chesman

Hubspot - Although Hubspot isn’t free, it’s one of the better Social Media Marketing tools. It’s easy to create and manage a website or blog without having much technical prowess or IT specialist. Your content is garnered for the greatest SEO and link rankings. Lastly, and probably most importantly, is Hubspot’s analytic monitoring. It’s able to [...]

Will Globalization Effect CSR? Vol. 2

Published on October 10, 2011 By Gabe Chesman

I saw this interview on 60 Minutes last night. I’m not sure if I read into it correctly or not, but it touched on an interesting question. Do American companies have some sort of obligation to do as much as possible to help Americans get back to work, or is it unfair to expect companies [...]