2005 Corporate Grantmakers Summit
Foundation News & Commentary May/June 2005
Special Section: Corporate Accountability
"Best and Highest"
by Marilyn Laurie
Reassuring the public a company can act ethically is fundamental to successful corporate philanthropy.
by Sarita Venkat
Despite SEC rulings, corporate governance and director independence are still somewhat subjective areas. Even a hint of impropriety can be a cause for concern.
Respect the Public Trust
by Ira Apfel, editor
Principle V of the Council on Foundations Principled Giving: An Introduction to Corporate Foundation Stewardship implores corporate grantmakers to recognize and act upon their obligations to multiple stakeholders—including grantees, the public and government bodies.
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Featured Speakers
Diana Aviv,
Independent Sector
Betsy Buchalter,
Adler, Silk, Adler & Colvin
Toni Bailey, The Boeing Company
Rob Buchanan,
Council on Foundations
Amina Dickerson,
Kraft Foods
Theresa Fay-Bustillos, Levi Strauss Foundation
Patrick Gaston,
Verizon Foundation
Andy Goodman, author of Storytelling as a Best Practice
Cal Lockett,
WellPoint Foundation
Linda Martin,
The Boeing Company
Graham Phaup,
Institute for Global Ethics
Andrew Schulz,
Council on Foundations