Explore Careers Help Career Profile Corporate Social Responsibility Representative Holland Code: Help Creating a better world requires teamwork, partnerships and collaboration, as we need an entire army of companies to work together to build a better world within the next few decades. This means corporations must embrace the benefits of cooperating together. Simon Mainwaring In A Nutshell I help our company create policies that support responsible, sustainable business and help employees, communities, and agriculture. I share these policies with employees and make sure everyone, including top managers, follows them. I help make our commitments public so others can see what we promise and hold us accountable. Swipe Potential Salary Range $55,000 - 100,000 Annually Which provinces would this job be in? AB Alberta BC British Columbia MB Manitoba NB New Brunswick NL Newfoundland & Labrador NS Nova Scotia ON Ontario PEI Prince Edward Island QC Quebec SK Saskwatchewan I work mostly in a regular office, but I also get to travel a lot when I meet with charities, community partners, or lead workshops with employees and managers. Workplace Indoor Job Requirements & Duties Manage the company’s brand and reputation and seek out charitable organizations to partner with that align with the company’s values Lead social responsibility programs and make sure all parts of the company are working toward the same goals Research how company programs are similar or different to other companies across Canada and the world Evaluate the effectiveness and impact of social responsibility programs Create materials to help spread the word of these programs across the business and to the public Plan and promote events that get employees excited about helping the company make a positive impact Stay within the budget that is given for social responsibility programs Education & Training A university degree in communication, business, marketing, public relations, or a related field, plus experience in the business world, is required. 100all Job Outlook Public interest in corporate responsibility is growing, and more people care about how companies help their communities. This means jobs in social responsibility are becoming more important. Related School Subjects English Language Arts Career Education Social Studies What words come to mind when thinking about this career? Environment Sustainable Community Society Global Important Skills interpersonal-man-people-communication-Relation Interpersonal As a company representative, I need to confidently connect and communicate with employees, government officials, and community partners. I talk with them about how our company supports the community and takes responsibility for making a positive impact. Research I study food trends, consumer preferences, and industry research to help develop products that people will enjoy and trust. Public Speaking I often talk to classrooms, community groups, or the public, so being comfortable speaking in front of people is a big part of the job. Persuasive It can take some convincing to get employees to realize they also play a role in the company’s social responsibility; being persuasive helps get everyone on the same team, and helps the public realize how seriously we’re taking our corporate responsibility commitments. Swipe The Best Things About This Job Are… Pays Well Helps Others Has Business Perks Improves and Protects the Environment Similar Careers Health & Safety Officer Human Resources Manager Helpful Links YouTube - What is Corporate Social Responsibility (#CSR)? Infographic - Corporate Social Responsibility CSR - The Business Case snapAG- Environmental Farm Plans Career Glossary Policy Ethically References Corporate Responsibility Salaries. (2020). Corporate Social Responsibility in Canada. (2019). Corporate Social Responsibility Manager. (2020). Disclaimer All career information has been gathered from a variety of sources and compiled to provide a general idea as to what each career could entail. Agriculture in the Classroom Canada is committed to doing our best to ensure the information is current and reliable. However, we will not be liable for the accuracy of the information. Please contact us if you notice errors or would like to provide feedback.