Press Releases

Chief Executives for Corporate Purpos(CEe CP) has appointed two leading CEOs to join the Board of Directors: Amit Bajaj, President, North America, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and David Best, President & CEO, Newman’s Own Inc. Read more here.

The Council on Foundations, Association of Corporate Citizenship Professionals (ACCP), Chief Executives for Corporate Purpose (CECP), and Points of Light today announced the release of Navigating Disasters and Crises, a practitioner playbook for corporate responsibility, philanthropy, and community investment programs. Read more here

Despite companies reducing public discourse on ESG, many continue to invest in ESG given significant ethical and financial advantages. Read more here

Out of 87% of surveyed companies, almost all reference applying their corporate purpose as they made business decisions outside of social investments, according to Chief Executives for Corporate Purpose’s® (CECP) Giving in Numbers™: 2024 Edition. Read more here.      

CECP is bringing together nearly 300 senior social impact, corporate responsibility, and sustainability from the world’s leading global companies for the 21st annual CECP Summit.

Median percentage of female executives within top financial performers 2.4 – 4.2% higher than bottom 10%.

With Panasonic Corporation of North America CEO Megan Myungwon Lee, RHR International CEO Jessica Foster, Heidrick & Struggles Vice Chairman John Wood, and Exelon CEO and President Calvin Butler Joining Board of Directors.

Executive teams with more than 30% women are more likely to outperform those with fewer or no women.

The world’s first technological—or digital—divide became apparent when people noticed the gaps in opportunity and life quality that existed between people who were able to purchase some the first telephones, and those who were not. As technology advances overtime, the number of divides, their definition, and this challenge has continued to evolve.

COVID-19 was a rogue crisis, which highlighted the importance of crises preparedness, according to a new report “Shared Resilience” led by Chief Executives for Corporate Purpose® (CECP), with support from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

With COVID-19 concerns and the fear of US recession waning, many of us thought we would all be better off leading into 2024, but geopolitical risks are stacking up to keep danger lurking around every corner.

Eight CEOs representing $703 billion in market capitalization set the context for future engagement with institutional investors on climate action.