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Read how Ford Motor Corporation is training the next generation through the Ford Partnership for Advanced Studies

Reduce turnover and increase productivity in your manufacturing company with the NAM’s new Filling America’s Jobs guide.

Read “Growing Local
Value
to learnhow from product creation to employee recruitment,
a business can reap
bigger profits and a
strong community.

Ernst & Young announces Webcast: "Best in Class: How Top Corporations Can Help Transform Public Education"

Join your peers for Corporate Citizenship: Real + Relevant + Responsive by CCCBC on April 6-8, 2008

GOOD magazine: a win-win model in media and publishing

New Book:
"Untapped: Creating Value in Underserved Markets" is now on sale!

Assess your workforce development program with the Aspen Institute’s Business Value Assessment






Major corporations are addressing common business challenges with “win-win” strategies that provide competitive advantage through community investment. Win-win business strategies simultaneously boost the bottom line and benefit low-income communities. Executives are always looking for smarter ways to stay competitive, lower overhead, and increase revenue. Innovative companies from every industry are finding opportunity in low-income communities and their residents and are making investments in these communities that enable expansion into untapped markets, develop new cost-efficient suppliers, better manage their physical and financial assets, effectively recruit and retain a qualified workforce, leverage innovation and R&D, and build brand image and reputation.

Meet some of the CEOs and executives who are creating a “win-win” for major corporations and America’s low-income people.

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