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Why Employees Want Skills-Based Volunteering-Especially Now

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By Mark Horoszowski
| The Moving World Verified
2025 is a complex year. CSR leaders are under pressure to demonstrate impact, reduce risk, and manage programs that are both purpose-driven and politically neutral. At the same time, there’s a growing awareness that employees are craving more than just a paycheck—they’re looking for meaning. The world is uncertain, but one thing remains true: people want to feel useful. They want to grow. And they want to contribute. And this includes executives.
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Half of UK social enterprises already using AI, new report reveals

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By Laura Joffre Verified, Mark Horoszowski, James Gauci, Sunil Suri
| Pioneers Post Verified
Almost half of UK social enterprises report using artificial intelligence (AI) technology in some way, according to a new report published today by network organisation Social Enterprise UK (SEUK). The latest Social Enterprise Barometer – published quarterly to provide a “snapshot” of the social enterprise landscape in the UK – surveyed a sample of 136 social enterprises and for the first time asked them to report on their use of AI.
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Preparing Leaders for Sustainable and Equitable Business

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By Mark Horoszowski
| td.org
Perhaps more than anyone beyond the executives, talent development professionals have access to a big lever to effect positive change: upskilling all employees across the enterprise and empowering them to integrate even small changes to improve environmental sustainability and social equity.
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