RWI Faculty
RWI seeks to advance our collective understanding through interdisciplinary research in employee volunteering and workplace giving. The RW Institute provides a forum for the RWI Faculty, a multidisciplinary and global group of researchers, to explore common ground and directly connect academics not only with CSR managers who are responsible for implementing and managing employee volunteering and giving programs within the private sector, but also with stakeholders across other sectors of society.
To make these connections and advance this field of practice requires the following:
A forum that brings researchers from across multiple disciplines together with those responsible for implementing and managing employee volunteering and giving programs within the private sector as well as stakeholders across other sectors of society
The pursuit of common ground among areas of research with potentially conflicting concepts and frameworks of understanding through interdisciplinary research process
The search for and inclusion of research that may not be seen as directly connected to the practice of employee volunteering and workplace giving
Manager of Community Investment, NN Group.
Lecturer at Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University on topics of corporate citizenship, corporate volunteering, corporate philanthropy and non-profit management.
Lonneke Roza
William H. Willson Distinguished Chair, Management | PhD Program Coordinator (Organizational Behavior)
University of Georgia | Terry College of Business
Jessica Rodell
Assistant Director, Dalhousie University Security Services
Jake MacIssac
Associate Professor, Lead Researcher, Transformative Volunteering, RW Institute Faculty
Daniel Glisczinski
Associate Research Scholar; Senior Researcher, Do Good Institute; Research Director, CivIC
Nathan Dietz
Postdoctoral Research Scholar in Management, Columbia Business School
Instructor, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education at the University of Toronto
Marina Willats
Professor of Management, University of St Gallen, Switzerland
Amanda Shantz
Principle, ThoughtSpark. Previously the US Team Leader for Deloitte’s Corporate Citizenship.