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Description
Local Community Engagement Examples
Slide Content
The slide is titled "Local Community Engagement Examples" and is divided into four columns, each with a distinct header: Suppliers, Employment, Support, and Investment.
- Suppliers: Discusses "Ethical Purchase Procurement" and maintaining long-term relationships with local suppliers specifically for the company's canteens.
- Employment: Focuses on promoting job offers within the local community and encouraging participation in local job fairs and events.
- Support: Talks about "Volunteerism, Participation in Local Charity Actions" and providing paid volunteering days for employees.
- Investment: Highlights allocating a "Fraction of Profit to Supporting Local Infrastructure," with a specific example of investing in bicycle parkings in the company's headquarters neighborhood.
Graphical Look
- The slide background is white, providing a clean canvas for the content.
- Four distinct columns with different shades of blue and green for their headers, each with a white icon, visually categorize the content.
- Each column header sports a relevant icon to its topic, such as a box (Suppliers), briefcase (Employment), handshake (Support), and circular arrow with money symbol (Investment).
- The text within each column is aligned left for clarity and easy reading.
- Horizontal dividers separate the headers from the bulleted lists, which provide specifics on each category's strategy or action.
The overall look of the slide is professional, with a clear and structured layout that facilitates easy understanding of the different aspects of community engagement.
Use Cases
- Use in a corporate social responsibility presentation to outline how the company engages with the local community.
- During a strategy meeting, to discuss and plan community engagement initiatives.
- In an annual report or stakeholder meeting to showcase the company's commitment to community involvement.
- As part of an employee orientation or training program to highlight the company's values and practices in social responsibility.
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