Corporate engagement
professionals and managers of employee volunteer programs are invited to
attend a breakfast seminar hosted by Business Volunteer Connect and the
Business Volunteer Council (BVC). Michael Stroik of CECP (formerly the
Committee to Encourage Corporate Philanthropy), will speak about
“Emerging Trends in Corporate Giving and Employee Engagement.”
The meeting will be held on Wednesday, January 15, 2014 from 8:30 – 10:00 am
at BD, 1 Becton Drive, Franklin Lakes. The meeting is free to BVC
members, $10/person or $25 for three or more non-members. Register at businessvolunteerconnect.org or contact Ellen Lutvak at elutvak@bergenvolunteers.org or 201-489-9454 x133.
As Manager, Research and Analytics, Mr. Stroik manages CECP’s research process and the accompanying annual Giving in Numbers
trend report, a resource for corporate giving professionals and those
with a stake in the future of corporate philanthropy. He works directly
with CECP companies around the globe to support the development of
their corporate giving programs. He is widely accepted as an expert in
corporate philanthropy trends and has contributed to a variety of
publications including The Washington Post, Crain’s Business, and the
Chronicle of Philanthropy.
“Successful businesses know that community involvement contributes to
the bottom line and produces a real return on investment by boosting
employee morale, attracting qualified employees, developing employee
skills, enhancing company image within the community, and helping to
differentiate a company from its competition,” says Ellen Lutvak,
Business Volunteer Connect manager. “We invite members of the local
business community to join us for this valuable seminar and to find out
more about how Business Volunteer Connect and the BVC can assist with
their community engagement efforts.
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