In today's complex business environment, many corporate citizenship leaders are working strategically with their employee resource groups (ERGs). Also known as business network groups or affinity groups, these employee-led communities can foster a sense of inclusion and belonging, while sponsoring events and learning opportunities for people all throughout an organization.
From Woodstock to TikTok
A majority of the workforce in America is between the ages of 25 and 54. That thirty-year gap can have a significant impact on the effectiveness of engagement for employees when it comes to communication platforms and methods. This article recaps an employee engagement conversation, originally hosted at the 2022 International Corporate Citizenship Conference, featuring expert insights from CSR professionals at Berkshire Bank, Kyndryl, AvalonBay Communities, and S&P Global.
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