Ken Cynar, Executive Vice President
directs
research, news and information-gathering, daily operations and serves as the
on-line editor of The Community Investment Network
Web-accessed resource, a joint project with the National
Community Reinvestment Coalition (NCRC) based in Washington, DC.
Governance & Accountability Institute (Inc.) (GAI)
was organized
to provide timely news, actionable research and information, perspectives
and opinion, reliable (and actionable) data, and advice to institutions and
individuals seeking to do the right thing for the right reasons.
The
organization’s in-depth focus and areas of focused research, career
experience and professional expertise include:
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Corporate
and Institutional Governance (CG)
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Corporate
and Institutional Social Responsibility (CSR)
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Socially
Responsible Investing – Social Investing – Values Investing (SRI)
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Ethics –
Institutional and Individual – Mandated and Voluntary Codes and
Practices
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Stakeholder and Stockholder Advocacy – Domestic and Global Activism
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Transparency and Disclosure Practices – Voluntary and Mandated
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Social and
Economic Justice Trends and Initiatives – “Fairness” issues
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Trendwatching - emerging issues affecting private, social and public
sectors
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Community
Development / Re-Development – Access to Finance and Credit
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Regulatory
Frameworks and the Effects on Operating Environments
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Voluntary
Programs for Accountability, Governance, Ethics, Social Responsibility
GAI
serves executives and senior managers and boards of institutional investors,
financial services organizations, public corporations, social sector
institutions, and public sector agencies.
GAI service
offerings include:
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Research
and information services, including individualized reports and briefs
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Monitoring
of the dynamic issues environment for senior management and boards
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Issues
Management Programs – Advice and Program Structuring for Clients
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Crisis
Management – Response Research and Counseling
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Public
access and private Internet resources (design and management, content
management)
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Publications – print and on line resources; subscription-based and
private
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Communications Program Counsel – All Channels, Key Stakeholders
We believe
that most individuals and their institutions want to do the right thing…for
the right reasons. This drive is innate, instinctive and intuitive for most
individuals – and translates into the policies, practices and programs in
the organizations, which they manage and direct. In other words, the
organizational culture will reflect the desire to do the right thing for all
of the stakeholders involved…or not. (We include stakeholders of all kinds
here; employees, shareowners, business partners, neighbors, customers and
clients, and society-at-large.)
For More
Information:
http://www.accountability-central.com/
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