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EPISODE · Aug 6, 2025 · 45 MIN

How Leadership Is Evolving in Purpose-Driven Business

from Speaking of Purpose · host Benevity

In this episode of Speaking of Purpose, host Sona Khosla sits down with Carolyn Berkowitz, former President and CEO of ACCP (Association of Corporate Citizenship Professionals), to unpack the shifting dynamics in corporate purpose that have accelerated beyond imagination in just the last few years. With more than three decades in the field, Carolyn reflects on how corporate social responsibility has evolved from CEO pet projects to a strategic business imperative, and what happens when that work gets caught in the political crossfire. Together, they explore how companies are adapting their language and approach to meet changing expectations, the cautious rebranding inside boardrooms and why today’s social impact leaders are under more pressure than ever. From crisis response playbooks to quiet legal reviews, this conversation offers a rare look inside the complex reality of corporate approaches to environment, social and governance.This episode was recorded in 2024; some government policies have evolved since the time of the conversation.🔔 Love the podcast? Don’t forget to subscribe and rate us!📧 Want to work with us? Find out more at benevity.com.

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