Tag: CSR report

• Meeting the President & Going Social: the Intel Israel CSR Report is on the Move Two weeks ago, we were honored to host the President of Israel, Mr. Shimon Peres, at the Intel Israel campus. Intel Corporation Vice President and Global Corporate Affairs Manager Shelly Esque, who arrived in Israel for a visit, welcomed President Peres and presented him with our 2011 Corporate Social Responsibility Report. Watch video highlights from the visit here. The Intel...
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• For the time-challenged: 60 second CSR bites Revital Bitan leads corporate responsibility at Intel EMEA - Europe, Middle East, and Africa. An ice breaker I find really fun is the “60 second” game: describe yourself in 60 seconds. It is always such a challenge choosing what to say. How do you present yourself to others in such a short time frame? What of the many facts about yourself...
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• Creating Value Today is a big day for Intel. We held our annual stockholder meeting where we report to our stockholders on the state of Intel’s business and our stockholders vote on various proposals. I have to share with you the closing statement that Paul Otellini, our CEO, said during his business update, “Our corporate responsibility programs create value for society, for...
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• Adventures in local CSR reporting: Spotlight on Latin America This blog was posted on behalf of Rosangela Melatto, Intel's Corporate Responsibility Manager for the Latin America Region. Each year, following the release of Intel's annual Corporate Responsibility Report, we work to localize the report for our key stakeholders in each of our regions. I'm pleased (and relieved!) to have just finished the Latin American version of the report, in...
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• Marketing is Only Marketing when it’s Sustainable 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 of our CSR activities across Europe, it's not meant to be a marketing brochure. Yet I use it as my...
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• Great Minds Take Responsibility in the Middle East It's not often that any of us mortals get to be in royal company, but that's where I found myself a few days ago (metaphorically speaking). Just as I finished working on the Intel CSR report for the META (Middle East, Turkey and Africa) region, Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah of Jordon announced the formation of the Arab Sustainability...
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• Getting behind the numbers I've been bogged down the last few weeks finalizing our newest CSR report (look for it on our CSR web site on May 21st). I was happy to take a break one night last week to attend a scholarship award ceremony for the Chandler Education Foundation. Intel was one of a number of organizations and individuals in the community sponsoring...
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• Breathing Life into CSR Reporting Not too long ago, I participated in the second Israeli Conference on Corporate Social Responsibility at Tel Aviv University,Israel. The goal of this conference was to encourage more companies in Israel to join the global trend of CSR reporting. Sean Gilbert, an executive of the GRI organization , kicked off the conference with an enlightening overview of CSR reporting worldwide....
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• Deck the Halls and Communicate… Right on into 2008 As we come to the end of 2007, I was reflecting on all the things that go into making a successful CSR program. First, there are the obvious ones, such as measurable positive impact on the community and environment, recognition by opinion leaders, media and the public, and rates of employee involvement.It’s the last point that I want to focus...
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• Now It’s Your Turn – CSR Reporting We are in the midst of pulling all the content and data together for our 2007 Corporate Responsibility Report that will be published in May, 2008. We’ve been doing this a long time and have used many different formats to obtain feedback in order to improve the Intel report each year. (more…)