Guiding Your Clients on Operationalizing Corporate Social Responsibility
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About
This Course
This course evaluates the origins and current developments in the field of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) as it has impacted multinational enterprises (MNEs) and their decision-making relative to all stakeholders: especially shareholders, communities, consumers, employees, activists, and governments worldwide in the 21st Century. Multinational Enterprises (MNE’s) operate in a competitive global space, including an increasingly robust regulatory architecture.
The program examines challenges faced by multinational firms related to issues such as selecting a responsible foreign business partner, and the institutional support of the federal government offered through the U.S. Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs, socially responsible investing (SRI), including impact investing, and investment screen, and external accrediting bodies to ensure corporate voluntary compliance with CSR measurable standards.
About the Presenters
Dr. Franklin Lebo, Esq.
Emory Department of Economics
Practice Area: Environmental Law (+ 2 other areas)
Dr. Franklin B. Lebo, Esq. is the Senior Program Coordinator for the Department of Economics at Emory University. Previously, he served Emory Law as the program coordinator for multiple experiential learning programs including first the Environmental and Natural Resources Law Program along with the Barton Child Law and Policy Center and most recently the Externship and Professionalism Programs. Before joining Emory University, from 2017-2022, Franklin served as an Assistant Professor and Co-Director of Baldwin Wallace University's Sustainability Program. He is the author of BW’s Sustainability Tracking, Assessment & Rating System (STARS) reports in 2019 and 2022 and was the university’s liaison to the ...
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