Sara Chipps Looks Back on Cisco’s International Women’s Day #CiscoChat
Sara Chipps, CEO of Jewelbots, reflects on Cisco CSR's Twitter Chat from International Women's Day. See how she thinks we can create more opportunities for women in tech.
Sara Chipps, CEO of Jewelbots, reflects on Cisco CSR's Twitter Chat from International Women's Day. See how she thinks we can create more opportunities for women in tech.
Digitization can broaden access to the best research and expertise, amplify collective efforts around a shared goal, and encourage the growth of the professional community.
We celebrate the unique role of women in our world, the tools used for social change, and the technology to extend their reach. So be bold, make the imaginable possible.
To celebrate diversity on International Women’s Day, the Cisco Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) team host a #CiscoChat at 9 am PST (12 pm EST) on March 8th.
On March 8 - International Women's Day - Cisco is hosting its first ever Social Sharing Campaign, #BeBoldForChange, to raise up to $25,000 for three of our nonprofit partners.
We can all be proud of the progress Cisco's made to further reduce our own and our customer’s environmental impact. These accomplishments would not have been possible without help from all of our employees, partners, and teams.
For the second year in a row, our Be the Bridge Campaign was a gravity-defying experience for Cisco employees worldwide that raised millions in donations, volunteerism, and matching from the Cisco Foundation.
Our support of We Teach Science is one example of how Cisco is harnessing the power of the digital revolution to accelerate global problem solving, enabling people and societies to thrive.
Each year, the Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship hosts the International Corporate Citizenship Film Festival. Cisco CSR submitted its most recent video, "Leveraging Innovation to Change the World for Good," and is one of 16 "large