As we often say, integrated thinking and reporting is a journey. And the U.S. companies on that journey are taking diverse and exciting approaches. In an effort to expand our list of sample reports in our community, we have formed a working group to find useful rubric to highlight different characteristics of reports.
In our meeting this month, we are going to hear from Elizabeth Castillo, Assistant Professor at Arizona State University. Elizabeth assigned the rubric to her class. She'll share the results, highlighting key characteristics of 17 companies and organizations by her students. Then we hope to have a conversation about next steps that we can take as a community to build on this approach.
Our goal is to expand our examples database and to continue to broaden the reach of our group and our message. Hope you'll join us!
Our guest:
Elizabeth Castillo, Assistant Professor, Arizona State University
Elizabeth is an assistant professor of organizational leadership and interdisciplinary studies at Arizona State University. She investigates resource development and allocation, particularly how intangible assets like social, cultural, and political capital contribute to value creation and the production of social and financial returns. Her scholarship is inspired by two decades of social enterprise management experience, mostly at the San Diego Natural History Museum and Balboa Park Cultural Partnership. Her mission is to repair the world through scholarship that promotes thriving organizations, fulfilled people, connected communities, and a world we can be proud to pass on to our children.
Hosts:
Bob Laux, IIRC U.S. Lead
Mary Adams, Smarter-Companies
