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Civic100 Mission: Measure, Track and Promote How Businesses are Institutionalizing Civic Engagement into their Corporate Culture

Corporate responsibility has become a key driver in securing stakeholder interest, consumer trust, and employee loyalty. Additionally, with increased employee demand for a socially–minded workforce, businesses are recognizing the importance of civic responsibility in recruiting and retaining talent.

The National Conference on Citizenship (NCoC), the only organization chartered by Congress with the mission to encourage more active citizenship, is behind development of the Civic100, a nationwide initiative to survey, rank and honor corporations which demonstrate leadership and investment in civic engagement.

Civic engagement means working to make a difference in the civic life of our communities and developing the combination of knowledge, skills, values, trust and motivation among people to give back and make that difference. It means promoting the quality of life in a community, through a variety of civic actions and processes.

Civic100 Values:
• The business sector plays a critical role in helping create a more engaged citizenry.
• Working in partnership with government, NGOs, and citizens, corporations should help solve social problems by focusing their civic engagement programs (CEP) on effectively contributing the expertise and resources of their business and employees.
• A corporate culture of civic engagement is institutionalized when a business aligns the social benefits of their CEP to their underlying business competencies.
John BridgelandCivic Enterprises, CEOJohn Bridgeland is President & CEO of Civic Enterprises, a public policy development firm.
Margaret CoadyCommittee for Encouraging Corporate Philanthropy, DirectorMargaret Coady is in charge of leading CECP's long–range strategic and operational planning, authors quantitative and qualitative research reports, runs the annual Corporate Philanthropy Summit and ...
Carol ColettaCEOs for Cities, CEOCarol Coletta has served as president and CEO of CEOs for Cities since 2005. Previously, she served as president of Coletta & Company in Memphis.
William Galston William GalstonBrookings Institution, Senior FellowWilliam Galston (Professor, School of Public Affairs, University of Maryland and Director, Institute for Philosophy and Public Policy) is a political theorist who both studies and participates in American ...
Mark GearanHobart and William and Smith Colleges, PresidentHobart and William Smith President Mark D. Gearan exemplifies the strongest attributes of the Colleges he serves: civic engagement, global awareness, a focus on the 21st century and a commitment to students.
Stephen GoldsmithStephen Goldsmith is the Daniel Paul Professor of Government and the Director of the Innovations in American Government Program at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government. Stephen is also the Chair of the ...
Aaron HurstTaproot Foundation, President & FounderAaron has been widely recognized as a leading social entrepreneur for his work in civic engagement, nonprofit management and corporate social responsibility.
Stephen JordanBusiness Civic Leadership Center at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Executive DirectorStephen Jordan is the founder and executive director of the Business Civic Leadership Center (BCLC), the corporate citizenship affiliate of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
Paige MoodyVice President of External Affairs at the Points of Light Institute and HandsOn NetworkOne of Paige’s responsibilities in this role is her work with the Corporate Service Councils.
Tom SanderSaguaro Seminar at Harvard University, Executive DirectorTom Sander has been Executive Director of the Saguaro Seminar: Civic Engagement in America, a program of the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University, that has brought together.
Kari SaratovskyThe Case Foundation, Vice President of Social InnovationVice President of Social Innovation at the Case Foundation, Dunn Saratovsky brings with her more than a decade of experience in the government and nonprofit sectors.
David B. SmithExecutive DirectorDavid joined NCoC in early 2008 as Executive Director. He oversees program development, spearheads fundraising efforts, and manages all administrative functions and staff.
James WeinbergCommon Good Careers, CEOJames Weinberg founded Commongood Careers, a national nonprofit search firm dedicated to supporting social entrepreneurs with their hiring needs at every organizational level, providing resources for socially ...
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Bobbi SiltenChief Foundation Officer, Gap Inc.Since 2005, Bobbi Silten has served as chief foundation officer at Gap Inc.
Frank BlakeThe Home Depot, Chairman & CEOFrank Blake is the chairman and CEO of The Home Depot. Prior to his appointment to this position in 2007, he served as vice chairman of the board of directors and executive vice president of the Company.
Richard BrownVice President for Philanthropy at American Express.Richard Brown is vice president of American Express and is responsible for looking over the company’s philanthropic giving.
Barbara DyerPresident and CEO of Hitachi FoundationBarbara Dyer is president and CEO of the Hitachi Foundation. She is also a senior advisor in the formulation and implementation of Hitachi's North American corporate social responsibility strategy.
Pam FlahertyCiti Foundation, President & CEOPamela P. Flaherty is President and Chief Executive Officer of the Citi Foundation. She is also Director of Corporate Citizenship for the company and a member of Citi's Management Committee.
Nate GarvisTarget Corporation, Vice President of Government AffairsNate Garvis is Vice President of Government Affairs for Target Corporation, one of the largest retail companies in the United States. He is responsible for legislative and regulatory affairs at the Federal ...
Evan HochbergDeloitte, National Director of Community InvolvementEvan Hochberg is the National Director of Community Involvement for Deloitte Services LP where he oversees Deloitte's national community involvement initiative, providing strategic direction for philanthropy, ...
Stan LitowIBM International Foundation, PresidentStanley Litow is President of the IBM International Foundation and the company's Vice President for Corporate Community Relations.
Jane MaddenEdelman, Senior Vice President of CSR and SustainabilityJane Madden leads Edelman's Chicago CSR & Sustainability practice. Jane is a sustainable development expert with 23 years experience in over 20 countries including, Afghanistan, China, Russia and Saudi ...
Christine ParkPresident of the New York Life FoundationChristine Park is the President of New York Life Insurance Company and is responsible for philanthropic and volunteer activities.
Dina PowellGoldman SachsDina Habib Powell is Managing Director and Global Head of the Office of Corporate Engagement at Goldman Sachs, which is comprised of the Goldman Sachs Foundation, 10,000 Women, Goldman Sachs Gives and ...
Anne Eleanor RooseveltBoeing, VP of Global Corporate CitizenshipAnne Eleanor Roosevelt leads Boeing's Global Corporate Citizenship function, providing philosophical and strategic direction to the company's integration of citizenship goals.
Brad ShawThe Home Depot, VP of Corporate Communications and External AffairsBrad Shaw is the vice president of corporate communications and external affairs. He is responsible for global corporate communications, public relations, crisis communications, community affairs, The ...
Jim SluzewskiMacy’s Inc, SVP of Corporate Communications and External AffairsJim Sluzewski is Vice President for Corporate Communications and External Affairs for Cincinnati–based Macy's, Inc. (formerly known as Federated Department Stores, Inc.).
Jeff SwartzTimberland, President & CEOJeff is the third generation of the Swartz family to lead Timberland. His grandfather Nathan started the predecessor company to Timberland in 1952.
Tae Yoo Vice President of Corporate Affairs at Cisco Systems, Inc. Tae Yoo is Vice President of Cisco Corporate Affairs. Corporate Affairs at Cisco encompasses the work of Corporate Philanthropy, Diversity and Ethics.
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Should Americans Have to Earn Their Citizenship? @ericpliu asked at #NCoC (http://t.co/jrRkbUO2) & now in the Atlantic: http://t.co/IYBUCBmI 2 days ago reply
The awesome program, @CityYear, is hiring an Executive Director for its New York corps! http://t.co/8IfbJobm #jobs #service #nyc 3 days ago reply
Will Millennials Make a Difference in the Florida Primary? @PolicyMic | Jake Horowitz http://t.co/GdgIW6A2 4 days ago reply
Congrats to @StrongerDemocracy on hiring a new executive director, Peter Hardie: http://t.co/6VzkwHg6 4 days ago reply