Tag Archives: socially responsible investing

Agrion Energy Summit Right Around the Corner!

02/15/2013Posted by CSRHub Blogging at 9:37 AM

              CSRHub CEO and Co-founder Bahar Gidwani will be speaking at the Agrion Energy Summit & Sustainability Meeting, February 19-20, 2013, in New York, NY. Joining Bahar’s conference panel, Materiality of ESG (Environmental, Social, … Continue reading →

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CSRHub’s Bahar Gidwani Speaking at Agrion Energy Summit

02/07/2013Posted by Bahar Gidwani at 9:00 AM

CSRHub CEO and Co-founder Bahar Gidwani will be speaking at the Agrion Energy Summit & Sustainability Meeting, February 19-20, 2013, in New York, NY.  Joining Bahar’s conference panel, Materiality of ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) Factors and Data Transparency, will be: Meyer … Continue reading →

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Five Questions about CSR Metrics

02/04/2013Posted by CSRHub Blogging at 10:01 AM

By Geoffrey Mazullo    The interview “Five Questions about CSR Metrics” with Bahar Gidwani, Co-founder and CEO, CSRHub, New York, New York, United States of America, is part of a monthly interview series published by Geoffrey Mazullo, Principal, Emerging Markets ESG.  … Continue reading →

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Join us for our Valentine’s Day Chocolate and Champagne Event!

01/30/2013Posted by Cynthia Figge at 9:05 AM

By Cynthia Figge   We invite you to “Rise Up Seattle”, a One Billion Rising event on February 14th. As co-founder of the local chapter of the Women’s Network for a Sustainable Future (WNSF), Cynthia is happy to announce that … Continue reading →

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Do Great Companies Make Great States?

01/29/2013Posted by Bahar Gidwani at 9:00 AM

By Bahar Gidwani   “I’d like to thank the great citizens of our wonderful state…”  How many times have you heard this greeting?  It implies that good citizens are responsible for building a better community.  The Citizen’s United Supreme Court … Continue reading →

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