Tweets of the Week – September 17, 2010

Here are some of my favorite posts of the week in the areas of nonprofit organizations, corporate governance, philanthropy, and social enterprises:

  • socialedge: The Case Against CSR (in #WSJ)? Not! Four #CSR Myths Debunked http://is.gd/eBq70 And still on @socialedge at http://ow.ly/2FdL4
  • CharityNav: NYTimes takes a look at how small business can continue to be philanthropic even in these difficult economic times. http://ht.ly/2FbJV
  • CSRwire: How to Help our Food System? Try the L3C or the B-Corp http://huff.to/b4HLBf #CSX via @huffingtonpost
  • GTak: See @eowexler's Private Foundation Investments in For-Profit Social Enterprise: Two Roads Diverged http://bit.ly/aYO6p2 #socent #nonprofit
  • COF_: Does Nonprofit Status Offer the Best Way to Achieve Your Mission? http://cot.ag/d8U6gR
  • HarvardCorpGov: New on Harvard's Corporate Governance Forum: Spotlight on Boards, http://bit.ly/cEZ8ge #corpgov
  • GTak: Practical advice from Guidestar re: Board Recruitment for many #nonprofit orgs – http://bit.ly/cx7hnR #corpgov
  • ethicsblogger: Is Board Incompetence Unethical? [re: #HP's Board] http://wp.me/pUlJj-lf #ethics #CorpGov
  • povertynews: The Census Bureau says that about 43.6 million people, or 1 in 7, were in poverty last year. http://ow.ly/2Fg1G

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