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Advisory Boards at BCCCC
Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship (BCCCC) Advisory Boards offer member companies opportunities to stay ahead of the evolving CSR and business landscape. We believe the best ideas come from a diverse network of companies and industries. Joining provides advanced corporate citizenship professionals the opportunity to share their expertise and to stay up to date on emerging practice related to specific aspects of work. Members of the board connect with experts and each other to get the real time answers to challenges they are facing.
Access to more in-depth content is available to BCCCC members.
Advisory Board on Inclusion, Opportunity & Workforce Engagement
Advisory Board on Leadership in Community Involvement
Advisory Board on Professional Services Sustainability
Advisory Board on Environmental, Social & Governance Reporting
FAQs: BCCCC Advisory Boards
All members of BCCCC are eligible to join a board. Typical members have a significant scope of responsibility related to the specific board topic. Individual boards may have more specific criteria. If your company is a BCCCC member, please inquire about board membership for you and/or your colleagues using this link. If you are not yet a BCCCC member, learn about joining. If you'd like to see who's already a member of a specific group, click on its name above.
Connecting with peers delivers a whole host of benefits:
- Accelerate problem-solving—BCCCC members are working on some of the world’s stickiest problems; you'll likely discover opportunities for collaboration.
- Keep YOUR morale up—joining a supportive network can help validate your ideas and keep your energy positive.
- Create Operational Efficiency Through Shared Learning - Rather than reinventing the wheel or learning through costly trial and error, you can leverage the collective experience of board members who have already navigated similar transitions.
Advisory boards run from September through August, meeting six times throughout the year. Five gatherings are 90-minute virtual meetings. The (in-person) spring meeting for all boards will be held April 26, 2026 in Los Angeles, CA immediately preceding the 2026 International Corporate Citizenship Conference.
Yes, there is an additional cost for advisory boards which covers two seats per board, speakers & technology for virtual and in-person meetings, access to personalized support from the BCCCC staff and a registration to the 2026 conference. Please inquire here for more info.
Advisory board membership discounts are available for companies joining multiple boards, each company can have one complimentary registration to BCCCC's annual Corporate Citizenship Conference, plus an additional discounted registration.