![ground view of skyscrapers](/sites/default/files/styles/page_hero_small/public/media/images/our-research-hero_1.jpg?h=024f878e&itok=7SeltHXe)
![Using laptops](/sites/default/files/styles/gen_list/public/media/images/laptops-generic-list.jpg?h=241828bc&itok=FqPNYttb)
More than ever, corporations today demand metrics and data to make the best, most-informed business decisions. To address our most pressing social needs, we connect leading academics and corporate executives across specializations to generate cutting-edge research and practices.
How we do it:
- Serve as a hub for leading research on corporate social innovation
- Publish work in leading academic journals based on industry insights and successful practices
- Convene symposia for academics
- Host visiting scholars, and PhD students in this space
![quasi seminar series image gray](/sites/default/files/styles/gen3col/public/media/images/quasi-seminar-series-gray-overlay.png?h=109ea997&itok=Zpsi5tEF)
QUASI Seminar Series
The Rutgers Institute for Corporate Social Innovation hosted the Questions & Unanswers About Social Innovation (QUASI) Seminar Series. Framed as debates, QUASI seminars were designed to help scholars develop richer and more refined research questions about social innovation.
![People standing together](/sites/default/files/styles/gen3col/public/media/images/future-of-work-green.jpg?h=6294318d&itok=BLjTlyTB)
Future of Work
An Unprecedented Opportunity for Corporate Social Innovation: The Future of Work and COVID-19
![Special Issue RBR](/sites/default/files/styles/gen3col/public/media/images/Special%20Issue%20RBR%202.jpg?h=88f401a4&itok=rRQGf4kh)
Special Issue of Rutgers Business Review
Please see our special issues of the Rutgers Business Review on Corporate Social Innovation:
![Stack of books](/sites/default/files/styles/gen3col/public/media/images/unlocking-blue.jpg?h=6294318d&itok=2_LP5HJD)
Unlocking the Potential for Social Intrapreneurship Call for Scholars
Rutgers Institute for Corporate Social Innovation is proud to be at the forefront of an effort with the Aspen Business & Society and the Fetzer Institute to encourage more teaching and research on corporate social intrapreneurship.