In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, 40% of the general public say they are more likely to be actively involved in social issues, and many are changing their buying patterns or encouraging others to do the same, according to the “#GetOutInFront” global research report (released by Deloitte) which examined consumer views in six different countries. As we see the global consumer landscape change, it’s clear people feel better buying products and services that are both good for them & for the communities that surround them.

Our upcoming panel discussion will share strategies and insights from experts and professionals working in corporate responsibility and corporate philanthropy.

Our panel will feature: Tess Fenn, Beem and Allison Gister, Conrad N. Hilton Foundation, and will be moderated by USC Marshall School of Business Master of Science in Social Entrepreneurship alumnae Sally Chan, Paramount Veterans Network.