Sarah Ford | September 18, 2013

Workplace Giving & Employee Engagement: The Power Shift

From America's Charities "Giving Under The Influence 2013" YouTube Playlist

Digital culture is transforming workplace giving and employee engagement programs. Is there a way for companies to give up this power while still maintaining some semblance of control?

On April 24, 2013, America’s Charities hosted distinguished experts at the #GivingUnderTheInfluence Symposium, where a dynamic discussion took place about shifting employee expectations and how the digital culture is transforming the traditional workplace giving model into a more engaging experience inside and outside the workplace walls. This video clip is from America’s Charities “Giving Under The Influence 2013” YouTube playlist.

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