The document discusses building a corporate reputation through transparency. It lists the top 10 best corporate citizens for 2010 according to Corporate Responsibility Magazine, with Hewlett-Packard ranked first. It also lists the 10 worst companies for transparency, with Abercrombie & Fitch ranked lowest. The document outlines key legislation regarding corporate transparency and poses questions for building an open corporate culture with transparency. It provides 10 steps for companies to increase transparency and outlines how employees can contribute.

2. Building Your Corporate Reputation through
Transparency
Deborah K. Hyman

5. Best Corporate Citizens 2010
1. Hewlett-Packard
2. Intel
3. General Mills
4. IBM
5. Kimberly Clark
6. Abbott Labs
7. Bristol-Meyers Squibb
8. Coca Cola
9. Gap
10. Hess
Note: Verizon ranked 27th out of 100, ahead of Johnson & Johnson, Starbucks, McDonalds and Xerox.
Source: Corporate Responsibility Magazine

6. Trailing the Pack
1. Abercrombie & Fitch
2. Bancorpsouth
3. Weight Watchers International
4. White Mountains Insurance Group
5. Axis Capital Holdings
6. Lorillard
7. Central European Media Enterprises
8. Fidelity National Financial
9. Scripps Networks Interactive
10. Bio-Rad Laboratories
Note: Companies listed alphabetically and not in ranking order

7. Key Legislation Regulating
Corporate Transparency

8. Key Questions

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11. Greatest Benefits

12. Openness

14. 10 Steps to Corporate
Transparency

15. 10 Steps (Cont.)

16. Your Role

17. We’re Great!

18. Questions?