The Brookings Institute – Justin van Fleet, Rebecca Winthrop
“By surveying nearly 150 U.S.-based companies and conducting in-depth interviews with corporate philanthropy leaders, we find that U.S.-based corporations have enormous potential to better use their unique assets and minimize their liabilities when directing their philanthropic efforts toward global education. Other than providing knowledge, tangible skill sets and economic growth to local communities and governments of developing countries, the most significant asset “Corporate America” can bring to global education is innovation.”(more)