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March 24, 2009

Best 100 corporate citizens - 2009

The CRO has published its 10th annual 100 Best Corporate Citizens list, and have also ensured that these companies are also the most transparent. The winners in 2009 are:

1. Brystol Myers-Squibb; 2. General Mills; 3. IBM; 4. Merck; 5. HP; 6. Cisco Systems; 7. Mattel.

Good to see such a spread over industry sectors. I guess not just one industry is leading the pack, but a number of highly qualified leaders.

They have kept their penalty box, and the residents this year are Aetna, American Express and McKesson.

Full methodology and lists plus explanations under CRO's 100 Best Corporate Citizens

Posted by on March 24, 2009 at 04:06 AM in Corporate Social Responsibility |

Tags: best corporate citizens, CRO best list

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