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📊 Last week, we were delighted to present benchmark insights on employee #volunteering programmes at the Global Corporate Volunteer Council (GCVC) member convening. A big thank you to the #GCVC and IAVE for the opportunity to engage and exchange ideas with this brilliant network, and to the B4SI members who shared their real-world examples of how impact measurement supports and empowers their corporate programmes. 🤝 Nicola Inge and Genevieve Widger highlighted the growing trend of companies measuring the business impact of employee volunteering and how this data-driven approach is helping organisations secure broader internal buy-in for community investment initiatives.   🗣️ Alexis Steadman, Global Community Manager at RELX, and Helen Devanny, Vice President – Sage Foundation at Sage, your examples truly showcased the importance of data-driven approaches to maximising impact and the benefits of participating in #socialimpact networks.    💬 Collaborating and exchanging best practices through avenues such as #B4SI and the #GCVC is essential to advancing ever more meaningful societal contributions from the corporate sector. Together, we can continue to elevate the case for measuring and benchmarking community investments, creating positive outcomes for both communities and businesses.    Want to learn more? Read further insights on our Annual Review: https://lnkd.in/eCbvhnzq   #Benchmarking #ESG #EmployeeVolunteering

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David Halley

Former Head of International Partnerships at Business in the Community and International Marketing Manager at IBM.

2mo

When at BITC 1995- 2014, I wrote a 40 page guide to Employee Community Involvement, funded by the EU.

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Helen Devanny

Social impact and social action | ESG | Sage Foundation

2mo

Thanks for speaking to us Business for Societal Impact (B4SI) Nicola Inge Genevieve Widger. Always great to showcase the power of data in social impact.

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