ChangeMakers@Work Webinar Series

The ChangeMakers@Work Webinar Series was created to provide knowledge and expertise to Canadian companies with a growing interest in corporate community engagement. In these series, various presenters discuss corporate social responsibility, employer supported volunteering and other related topics.

Upcoming Webinars:

Summary:

More than ever, our communities need to pull together and support those in need, and the agencies who are serving them. In response to restrictions on gathering and travel resulting from COVID-19, businesses are searching for alternative ways to engage employees and support their community partners in these shifting times. 
 
This FREE webinar for corporate professionals will discuss best practices and considerations for evolving your corporate community engagement.  
 

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Webinars are free to Volunteer Canada Employer Members and member companies of the Corporate Community Engagement Council (CCEC).

To be added to the mailing list on upcoming webinars, contact edove [at] volunteer [dot] ca.

Listen & Learn : 

• Download the recording: Employee Insights from The Business Case for Giving Back, presented in April 2019 by Alison Grenier, Head of Culture and Research, Great Place to Work Canada and Elizabeth Dove, Director of Corporate Citizenship, Volunteer Canada. A summary is also available. 
   
• Download the recording: CSR and Human Resources Collaboration for Employee Engagement, recorded in March 2019, a discussion moderated by Paula Speevak with Valerie Chort and Deenah Patel from RBC, and Norma Kraay and Sarah Chapman from Deloitte Canada.
   
• Download the recording: Pro Bono and Skills Based Volunteering:  What’s New, What’s Working presented in September 2018 by LBG & Associates, Adobe and iSisters.

Past topics have included:

• Engaging & Empowering to Lead Community Programs - Presenters: RW Institute and Coast Capital Savings
• Health and Safety for Employee Community Engagement - Presenters: BMS and Cenovus
• Unleashing Changemakers: Creative Approaches to Engage Employees in Community - Presenters: RBC and SAP