Planning a June 2008 launch, the Doubletree by Hilton Beijing will be the brand's first hotel in Asia, and Justin Guo will be its general manager. Guo says Hilton is positioning the brand as an eco-friendly hotel that takes corporate social responsibility seriously. Read More >

Grameen Foundation, a global supporter of microfinance initiatives, has been involved in Chinese microfinance since 2000. Alex Counts, president and CEO of Grameen Foundation, is tasked with directing the organization's work throughout China and around the world. Read More >

Few companies are as visibly proactive as Starbucks in supporting charity groups, implementing progressive labor practices, and fostering good neighbor relations. And in China, where the coffee company hopes for great growth, keeping the company's ethical and corporate visions aligned is important. Read More >

Foreign companies operating in China are often proactive in addressing corporate social responsibility initiatives in their businesses. For American companies, the American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai has been one of the most active participants in organizing firms to build sustainable practices in the Middle Kingdom. Read More >

For many hoteliers in China, corporate social responsibility goes no further than donating money a few times a year to local charities. But subtle differentiation is a growing concern among hoteliers as they compete for guests and employees in burgeoning and competitive markets. Read More >

For the foreign companies operating in China that make community outreach a cornerstone of how they interact with suppliers, customers, and employees, few are as active as B&Q. With over 10000 employees, 1200 suppliers, and 58 stores located in 26 Chinese cities, B&Q's commitment to transparency and community has expanded through the years. Read More >