Meet the 2021-22 Board of Directors
Meet the 2021-22 B:CIVIC Board of Directors
The mission of B:CIVIC is to elevate business for good. Since March 2020 having Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programs is the new standard and finding your organization’s purpose is imperative. As we help accelerate CSR in Colorado we look to our members, community leaders and national trends to guide our vision, strategy and mission.
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The 2021 Civic 50 Colorado
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Re-Energizing & Re-Engaging Teams Recap
Thank you for joining us for our virtual event in May 2021.
Thank you to our speakers for sharing their expertise, insight and inspiration on creating meaningful engagement.
Speakers:
- Kristin Chalson, Communications Specialist, DCP Midstream
- Caity Curtis, Director of CSR, Nutanix
- Bonnie Gross, Social Investments Representative, Xcel Energy
- Jayme Ritchie, Director of Community Relations, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck
- Angie Ruddell, Engagement & CSR Manager, Empower Retirement
Colorado Companies Making an Impact
Creating Resilience For Your Organization Recap
Thank you to our speakers for sharing their expertise, insight and inspiration on creating and enhancing disaster response plans. Read More
How Western Union Approaches Disaster Response
Asialee (Asia) Drews, Programs and Grantmaking, Western Union Foundation
Asia Drews oversees programs and grantmaking at the Western Union Foundation. Since July 2018, she has managed the Foundation’s disaster relief grantmaking portfolio and funded more than 30 global crises, including the Foundation’s 2020 COVID-19 $1 million plus global response. The Western Union Foundation is the philanthropic arm of Western Union and is a 501(c)3 entity separate from the company. While it is a separate organization, the Foundation’s mission to provide skills training and education to forcibly displaced individuals and youth aligns well with Western’s Union’s global business. “Our disaster response grantmaking strategy meets at the intersection where Western Union customers and employees live and work and where the most vulnerable populations live, including top host countries for migrants and refugees,” Asia explained. “One major reason that individuals are forcibly displaced is due to natural disasters and crises. We provide funding to support immediate relief and sustainable rebuilding for communities in crisis so they can build the resilience needed to recover and access economic opportunity and education.”