Conference Hailed As A Success

Wednesday, April 4, 2012 - 10:08

Last week's Behaviour Change and Corporate Social Responsibility Academy and Conference has been acclaimed as a success by those who attended.

The aim of the Conference was to explore how CSR programmes could be made more effective.

The event drew a diverse range of participants from the private and public sectors who were all keen to learn more about the ways in which CSR programmes could achieve their social objectives while realising improved returns on investment.

The NSMC would like to thank all attendees and in particular the speakers and facilitators for their support.

If you need help developing or evaluating the effectiveness of your CSR programme please get in touch.

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