Global travel management specialists CWT has announced it has joined Chief Executives for Corporate Purpose (CECP), a movement founded in 1999 by actor Paul Newman, and other business leaders. Today it involves 200 of the world’s largest companies that represent $11.2 trillion in revenues and $23bn in total community investment. “I am incredibly proud of our approach to responsible business, especially because of the important foundational role it plays in our culture,” said Michelle McKinney Frymire (pictured), CWT’s CEO, “and with the additional opportunities afforded by being an affiliate of CECP, we look forward to accelerating and further enhancing our plans to be a best in class employer, provider, and member of the local and global community in which we serve.” “CWT believes being a good corporate citizen requires not only conducting business responsibly, but also fostering the values of community engagement, philanthropy, integrity, and leadership among all employees,” said CEO of Chief Executives for Corporate Purpose (CECP), Daryl Brewster. “We’re honoured to have them join CECP where they will continue to build long-term sustainable value for all stakeholders by living and sharing these important values of corporate citizenship.”
CWT joins Chief Executives for Corporate Purpose (CECP)
Michelle CWT joins Chief Executives for Corporate Purpose (CECP) McKinney Frymire, CWT CEO
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