Climate Change: A new and unavoidable cause for philanthropy
Arthur Gautier, Éléonore Delanoë, ESSEC, and Charles Sellen, IUPUI, explore the surge in philanthropy for an urgent cause – climate change.
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Reviving the Heart of Corporate Philanthropy: Back to “love of humanity” rhythm
Corporate giving has been on the rise over the past decade, playing a critical part in addressing various global inequities and injustices. But are corporate foundations’ philanthropic actions unwittingly getting some global challenges out of the frying pan into the fire?
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The Four Conditions for an Effective Climate Philanthropy
Prof. Arthur Gautier and Eléonore Delanoë, ESSEC Philanthropy Chair, with Charles Sellen, UQAM, explore how philanthropy can effectively support the green transition.
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Philanthropy: The Future of Conceptualisation Lies in the Past
Ever wonder why some concepts just seem to have no fixed meanings? Arthur Gautier, Assistant Professor at ESSEC Business School and Executive Director of the ESSEC Philanthropy Chair, believes the fault lies in our ways of understanding these concepts.
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Are Chinese firms “tunneling” their way out of Corporate Philanthropy?
Prof. Yuejun Tang, School of Management Fudan investigates why Chinese firms are reluctant to take part in philanthropy.
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Giving: Lessons from the Global South
Giving: Prof. Arthur Gautier, ESSEC Philanthropy Chair, uncovers the diversity of innovative philanthropy models in Africa, and Asia.
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Corporate Giving: It’s not what you have, but the way that you give it
Anne-Claire Pache, Professor at ESSEC Business School, Chaired Professor in Philanthropy and co-founder of the ESSEC Social Entrepreneurship Chair, shares her expertise on setting effective objectives and strategy for your […]
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Philanthropy: Why do companies give?
While companies aren’t required to give, an ever-increasing number of them do. Even the global financial crisis failed to put a dent in the remarkable momentum currently enjoyed by corporate […]
