Here’s the deal. The CRO Conference has got you curious for one of two reasons. You were there and because so much went on you’re afraid you missed something. Or you weren’t and you’ve got the same fear. In addition to 1,000 little things, three big things happened Sept. 12 — one of the items is difficult to hear. Failing to recap all 3 would be a mistake.
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CRO Tool Time at Spring Conference
Submitted by Danielle on Wed, 2008-04-23 15:50. ConferencesSpeakers, panelists address ways to implement sustainable practices across businesses
The elusive “future” is always a key element in any sustainability discussion, and the panel discussions at CRO’s Spring Conference in New York, covering everything from the water crisis to paper use, were no exception.
In fact, the sustainability experts assembled at the Union League Club March 27 stressed the future’s very imminence.
CRO Spring Conference Jumpstarts Efforts
Submitted by Danielle on Wed, 2008-04-23 15:47. ConferencesPractitioners, providers at New York event offer insights into corporate transformation
Being a good corporate citizen can be a combative and transformative endeavor and nearly 300 advocates of the art form gathered at the Spring CRO Conference at the Union League Club in Manhattan March 27 to hear corporate responsibility veterans relay their war stories, advice and battle plans for sustaining the drive.
CRO Conference Report: Three Big Things, Including a Very Disturbing Development
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Submitted by Anonymous on Fri, 2007-06-08 18:15. ConferencesCRO Conference Fall 2007 Sponsors
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CRO Fall 2007 Sessions and Speaker Bios
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CRO Conference Coverage
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Transcripts , photos and presentations from the CRO Conference Spring, May 10, 2007, New York City, including keynotes by Tim Solso, CEO and Chairman, Cummins and Douglas Baker, Chairman, President and CEO of Ecolab; The CRO's-Eye View with Stan Litow, VP of Corporate Community Relations, IBM, interviewed by Jay Whitehead of The CRO and Michael Levine, Chair, CSR Group, Epstein Becker & Green; The Sustainability Panel featuring Ceres, SustainAbility, Neenah Paper and Interface; The General Counsel Panel and more.
Available to CRO Members only. Find out more about our Fall Conference, September 12, in Chicago and the benefits of becoming a member .
The CRO’s–Eye View: IBM's Stanley Litow
Submitted by Danielle on Wed, 2007-06-06 18:54. Conferences