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Mark Horoszowski is the co-founder and CEO of MovingWorlds.org.

Mark Horoszowski

Mark Horoszowski is the co-founder and CEO of MovingWorlds.org.

Press Release: MovingWorlds Recognized by The 2025 Anthem Awards in Two Categories

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How CSR Leaders Can Help CEOs Close the Sustainability Ambition Gap

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Beyond Tax Deductions: Unleashing the Full Value of CSR Corporate Giving

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The Sustainability Recession Is Ending — Smart CSR Leaders Are Already Building What Comes Next

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The Untapped Power of Purpose: Why CSR Leaders Should Back Entrepreneurs Driving the Sustainable Development Goals

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Strategy Isn’t a Plan—It’s a Choice: Lessons from Seth Godin on Scaling Social Innovation

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Designing for Real Humans: How Behavioral Science Helps Scale Social Innovation

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From Do-Gooders to Ladder-Climbers: 5 Personas That Make or Break Corporate Volunteering Programs

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9 Corporate Social Impact Initiatives Thriving in 2025 (And What They Reveal About the Future of CSR)

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The 8 Most Common Mistakes Corporate Social Impact Leaders Make (and how to avoid them)

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11 Mental Models and Frameworks That Corporate Social Impact Leaders Use to Create Lasting Impact

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Podcasts, Influencers, and News You Should Follow if Your Are Working to Create Purposeful and Impact-Driven Organizations

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Real Stories from Our Amazing Volunteers: How Skills-Based Volunteering Unlocks Talent, Innovation, and Impact

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Corporate Skills-Based Volunteering: Purpose Without the Politics

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How to Help Employees Find Purpose—When Everything Feels Broken

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Why Employees Want Skills-Based Volunteering—Especially Now

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How Virtual Skills-Based Volunteering Is Powering Global Social Innovation

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The ROI of Corporate Skills-Based Volunteering (With Examples)

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Creating Transformational Virtual Volunteering Programs: A Blueprint for Impact

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The Best CSR Skills-Based Volunteering Software for Employee Engagement & Social Impact

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How to Scale Skills-Based Volunteering at Your Company

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What CSR Leaders Are Doing to Maintain — and Grow — Their Programs and Budgets in 2025

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How to Be an Effective Mentor

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7 CSR Trends in 2025: Navigating Chaos, Defiance, and the Future

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Earth Day is Over… So Now What Do We Do?

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How Social Enterprises are Using AI to Reach Their Business & Impact Potential

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The Role of Corporate Social Responsibility in 2023: Put Yourself Out of a Job

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The Most Important Thing About Davos is What Happens After

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12 Books For Social Entrepreneurs to Read in 2023

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Responsible Companies Partner with Social Enterprises Across these 10 Business Functions

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