• CPRT EXPERT DIALOGUE: CPR, HUMAN RIGHTS & THE RULE OF LAW


    A CPRT Expert Dialogue with Jon Drimmer of Paul Hastings LLC and Lelia Mooney Sirotinsky of Georgetown University Law Center In the current US political environment, companies are facing complex, high stakes decisions related to cultural issues, civic participation, free speech, informed civic discourse and the rule of law. Could the field of Business and…

  • Corporate Political Responsibility Taskforce


  • Business Learnings from the Israel Democratic Crisis


    Long heralded as the Middle East’s only democracy and most pluralistic society, Israel is now in a period of political crisis under the most illiberal government in its history. The Netanyahu government’s planned overhaul of the judicial system has prompted a constitutional crisis and sparked massive protests. If it moves forward, many believe it could…

  • Bridging Divides in the Workplace


    Toxic polarization isn’t only on Twitter. Many companies are witnessing first-hand how contentious social and political issues create workplace conflict and reduce productivity. It’s a bottom-line business issue, and corporate leaders are seeking solutions. How can businesses help repair America’s social fabric — both in and out of the workplace? Join us Tuesday, April 18…

  • Misinformation & the Workplace: Mitigating Risks


    This panel will spotlight how mis- and disinformation show up in workplace settings — from seeding employee discord to putting reputation and legal standing at risk. Panelists will share their experiences with these workplace realities, promising practices for addressing them and the role of listening at the brand and employee levels. Moderator: Deanna Troust, founder, Truth in…

  • Modernizing Congress: The Business Case to Upgrade Government


    Antiquated operations and processes, out-of-date technology, and 20th-century personnel and management practices make it difficult for members of Congress to provide business and other constituents with the level of service they deserve — including businesses, large and small. ‍ In 2018, six Democrats and six Republicans formed the Select Committee on the Modernization of Congress…