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The BITCI Podcast CEO Activist Episode 1
The BITCI Podcast has arrived! Our first series, CEO As Activist, follows on from the theme of our 11th Annual CEO Forum where we examined the emerging trend of the CEO As activist. In this first episode we’d like to bring you back to that straight-talking morning and hear how the CEOs from ESB,
Tomás Sercovich opening speech from the 11th Annual CEO Forum 2018
Watch the opening speech from our 11th Annual CEO Breakfast Forum delivered by our CEO Tomás Sercovich, unmissable key insights and sustainability trends.
EPIC Programme celebrates 10 years of helping marginalised immigrants including refugees find jobs in Ireland
The EPIC programme (Employment for People from Immigrant Communities) is a ground-breaking initiative which leverages the support of business to help marginalised immigrants find employment. Run by Business in the Community Ireland, the national network for sustainability, it celebrated its 10 years of success at a special event last night hosted by Bank of Ireland
In Conversation with Priscilla O’Regan Head of Communications BT Ireland
For this month of our In Conversation Series with Sustainability professionals we hear from Priscilla O’Regan Head of Communications at BT Ireland. BT Ireland are leaders in sustainability having this year achieved the Business Working Responsibly mark. BT’s purpose is to use the power of communications to make a better world.They’re making this happen through
Business in the Community Ireland (BITCI) is the network for responsible business. We work with companies on their sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). Our vision is to make all companies in Ireland responsible and sustainable.
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We are Ireland’s only membership network dedicated to corporate social responsibility (CSR) and sustainability.
Founded in 2000, we support businesses to develop, manage and measure their CSR and sustainability strategies. Find out why you should join us.
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The Business Working Responsibly Mark is Ireland’s all-encompassing standard that certifies your responsible and sustainable business practices.
How do you measure reputation, trust and culture? Based on ISO 26000 and audited by the NSAI, The Business Working Responsibly Mark provides a root to branch review of your company looking at policy, practice and performance in key areas of your business. Find out more.
Business Action Programmes
Business Action on Education
Make an impact in your local community
We work with Ireland’s leading companies on addressing key educational issues. From tackling the retention rate in post primary schools to fostering a pipeline of talent and training educators, we work with hundreds of companies and schools all over Ireland to create mutually beneficial and lasting partnerships.
Business Action on Employment
Make a positive impact for people with high barriers to employment
From offering work experience to mock interview skills and mentoring to immigrants and people with high barriers to employment, the outcomes can be transformative as can the impacts on volunteering employees themselves.