Steve Delfin | October 1, 2013
Employee Engagement: the Important Glue Between Volunteerism & Giving
How much does an employer’s decision concerning employee engagement play into the overall corporate culture of giving and volunteering (or lack of giving and volunteering) at an organization?
Steve Delfin, speaks about this subject on the Not-for-Profit Exchange Blog Talk Radio. Here’s why America’s Charities believes that employee engagement is the glue between giving and volunteering that is so important:
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Click here to listen to the full discussion on Not-for-Profit Exchange Blog Talk Radio.
Steve Delfin
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Steve has 30 years of experience working in and with major national and international not-for-profit organizations and socially-responsible international corporations, including a long history of engagement with and leadership around workplace giving and employee volunteerism programs. Â
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