The business benefits to entering the National CSR Awards 2017 are numerous. The Awards celebrate hard work and success and are great PR opportunities. There’s the benchmarking aspect too because the application process can often force you to look at your business from a different perspective and compare yourself to your competitors. A win, short-listing…
The National CSR Awards 2017 is pleased to welcome two new faces to its judging panel: Steve Creed (pictured below left), director of business programmes, at WRAP (the Waste & Resources Action Programme) and Mark Jankovich, CEO of Delphis Eco (pictured right). Steve is an engineer by background having completed an engineering degree in his native country…
The UK’s largest online network of community projects, Project Dirt, has launched a new campaign – #first500 – to raise funds for new projects in 2017. The initiative was inspired by the #FirstFiver campaign – where the public was encouraged to donate the first new £5 notes they received to charity, raising £5m. Project Dirt’s…
The National CSR Awards 2017 is delighted to announce that Lord’s Cricket Ground, the home of cricket – and the MCC, founded in 1787 – is to host the National CSR Awards 2017 dinner on Thursday 18th May. MCC is the guardian of the laws and spirit of cricket and represents an innovative independent voice…
