Sometimes it takes an outsider to come in and help you through the process of deciding what you want to do, what's important, and what needs to be let go. It helps, of course, if you gather stakeholders in the room with you and, together, develop a shared vision.

The Corporate Citizen Group excels at bringing groups of people together and pushing through to consensus. We've also done our fair share of event planning. Cases in point:

We convened over 100 ethnically- and economically-diverse community stakeholders — including residents, businesses and civic leaders — to develop a shared vision and priorities for a long-overlooked corner of a major U.S. metropolitan area.

We facilitated a two-day retreat for the National Alliance for Musical Theatre, incorporating stakeholder input into goals, objectives, and a new three-year organizational plan.

When Texas Instruments wanted to host an event for 2,000 guests, it outsourced the planning and implementation to the Corporate Citizen Group.

The Corporate Citizen Group can also help you:

• maximize your company's positive impact in the community
• establish meaningful dialogue with constituent groups
• utilize the Web to build community relationships