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Even if you agree that the most important element of a CSR partnership is the impact achieved, it would be foolish to ignore the reputational effects. So what happens to the reputation of a NGO when it partners with a … Continue reading →

Kiesha Cochrane joined Intel in 2008 as a part of the Consumer and Social Media Relations team, responsible for the company’s consumer PR and social media outreach in Intel’s Global Communications Group. A northwest native, Kiesha grew up in the … Continue reading →

Our CSR blog received high marks from Michael Sebastian at ragan.com in his post entitled, “CSR blogs: How do they rate? Michael did say our name [CSR@Intel] was lame, but what to you expect from a company the puts a … Continue reading →

We recently brought our internal network of “CSR Champions” from all around the world into Santa Clara, CA (our corporate headquarters) for a “summit” covering a number of topics related to CSR. Any meeting that gets me out of Phoenix … Continue reading →

Today’s Intel’s 40th anniversary – and to celebrate, we created the World Mural Project in which youth around the world at more than 70 Intel Computer Clubhouses shared their vision on what computers will allow us to accomplish in the … Continue reading →

In the spirit of July 4th, the American media compared the positions of our presidential candidates on “service” last week. John McCain talks about inspiring Americans to serve “a cause greater than their self-interest,” while Barack Obama has mentioned finding … Continue reading →

I had the pleasure of participating in last week’s annual assembly meeting of the CSR Europe organization which was a perfect opportunity to distribute Intel’s European CSR report to many of my CSR colleagues. Although the report presents many examples … Continue reading →