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Shaping the Future: Pathways to 2020

June 2-3, New York City

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The 2010 CECP Summit challenged a blockbuster lineup of CEOS, leading thinkers, and top corporate giving officers to consider what the world—and the environment for corporate philanthropy—could look like in the year 2020 if we proactively adopt a solutions-oriented mindset on local and global social issues.


The 2010 agenda featured:

  • Legendary keynotes. Known as the father of modern corporate strategy, Harvard Business School Professor Michael Porter will share his groundbreaking work on how philanthropy and business strategy converge through “shared value.”
  • Leading CEOs. CECP brings together more CEOs than any other industry conference. This year they’ll tackle the role of business in solving social problems, and how to integrate you corporate culture into giving strategy.
  • New research. CECP and McKinsey & Co. will share a hot-off-the-press report on the top trends affecting corporate community investment. What can you do now to prepare for 2020?
  • Networking and candid conversation. The conference is limited to senior giving professionals. Closed-door breakout sessions provide interactive opportunities to hear from peers on what works and what doesn’t in bringing innovative ideas to fruition.
  • CECP Excellence Awards. CEOs from this year’s three winning companies and winning nonprofit will share the stories of their programs and answer audience questions, followed by an evening celebratory reception.


CECP gratefully acknowledges the sponsors of the 2010 Summit: General Electric Company, Macy’s, Inc., Microsoft Corporation, Newman’s Own Foundation, The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc., State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company, and The Travelers Companies, Inc.


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