Three Key Approaches for Social Enterprise Entities to Partner with Fortune Most Admired Companies
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With so many nonprofits trying to secure, enhance and/or retain partnerships with Fortune Most Admired Companies, what are some creative strategies that might be deployed? ADP is a $10+ Billion firm which was recently recognized by Fortune for occupying the top spot in its industry category for the fifth time in the past six years. In this Q&A, Rita Mitjans, Chief Diversity & Corporate Social Responsibility Officer for ADP explains her top three suggestions for cracking the code to engage with C-Suite executives like herself. Prior to this role, Ms. Mitjans held a number of executive positions with the company including Senior Vice President, Corporate Marketing. She is a graduate of the Harvard Business School.
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