About goBeyondProfit
Corporate Generosity is Essential to Business. And goBeyondProfit is here to help.
goBeyondProfit is a no cost resource for Georgia business leaders interested in evolving their corporate generosity as a business strategy. Launched by business leaders, for business leaders, goBeyondProfit provides peer learning and expert insights into how community outreach and “giving back” are essential elements of strong businesses and healthy communities. Every Georgia business is invited to join.
Whether your company is big or small and no matter how you choose to give back, we invite you to Follow Us (@go_BeyondProfit) to learn more, Join Us to enjoy goBeyondProfit member benefits. See list of more than 500 companies involved today…
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Small Businesses Gain Big Wins from Community Involvement
Strapped and under-resourced small businesses might have the very most to gain from community involvement. Authentic outreach can be a powerful way to expand the company’s relationship network, raise business awareness and build loyalty among customers and employees. goBeyondProfit’s Corporate Generosity Research Report cites that 71 percent of Georgia’s employed adults prefer to buy products from companies who are generous to the community.
Corporate Generosity Research Shows Georgia Businesses are Seen - And Rewarded - As More Generous Than Other States
New research into corporate generosity shows Georgia businesses are seen by working adults in the state as doing well – 10 percentage points better than other states. But the stakes are consistently higher here, too. In every age group, on every metric, Georgia adults are more likely to factor generosity into employment and purchasing preferences than the U.S. average for their age group.
goBeyondProfit: Practical Tips for Starting Your Company's Community Outreach
Frequently, business leaders reach out to the goBeyondProfit team asking for practical advice about how to begin or get better at this giving back journey we are all attempting. Georgia business leaders understand that charitable outreach offers vital benefits to the community and their business, but what are the basics to getting it right?
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Bernie Marcus: Businesses Have Done and Given A Lot, We Can’t Stop Now
There’s a word in Hebrew, tzedakah — it directly translates to righteousness, but the principle is less a moral threshold than an urgent and unequivocal call to charity.
My parents, an immigrant couple struggling to make ends meet in Newark, taught me that generosity was a universal imperative no matter ...
Georgia Business Leaders' goBeyondProfit Initiative Reaches 200-Pledge Milestone
goBeyondProfit, a first-of-its-kind, business leader initiative to encourage companies to pledge to give back, announced it has reached a key milestone of more than 200 companies pledging to contribute corporate resources to meet community needs.
After launching in December 2017, more than 200 companies across the state – ranging from ...
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Megan McCamey of goBeyondProfit: Corporate Generosity as a Business Strategy
Megan McCamey with goBeyondProfit talks about their mission to help Georgia businesses see corporate generosity as a business strategy. goBeyondProfit believes that businesses should be recognized for making contributions to improve the communities in which they live, work and serve.
Millard Choate on the goBeyondProfit Initiative
CEO of Choate Construction Millard Choate talks about the importance of investing in community needs, and why you should take the goBeyondProfit pledge to give back to your community.
Eric Tanenblatt on the goBeyondProfit Initiative
Principal and Head of Public Policy Practice at Dentons Eric Tanenblatt talks about the business leader led initiative goBeyondProfit and taking the pledge to give back to your community.
