Corporate Humanity

Corporate Humanity is a podcast from Fordham University’s Institute of International Humanitarian Affairs (IIHA), exploring the vital role the private sector plays in advancing humanitarian goals. Co-hosted with the Office of Corporate Relations, the series explores how leading companies create positive impact while driving business forward, featuring candid conversations with executives shaping the future of corporate responsibility, disaster response, innovation, and community engagement. Each episode highlights how organizations respond in times of disaster, strengthen local economies, support communities, and bring human-centered values into business strategy. The goal is to share practical insights and inspiring models of leadership at the intersection of business and society.

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  Episode #5

  Anna Bard, Senior VP and Head of Employee Volunteerism, Disaster, & Global Philanthropy at Wells Fargo

  Sep 8, 202631 minS1

  <b>Anna Bard, Senior VP and Head of Employee Volunteerism, Disaster & Global Philanthropy at Wells Fargo, leads a comprehensive portfolio focused on activating employees, responding to crises, and delivering philanthropic impact globally. With over two decades at Wells Fargo and earlier experience at the American Red Cross, Anna brings deep expertise at the intersection of community engagement, disaster response, and corporate responsibility. Anna discusses the different ways Wells Fargo responds when there’s a crisis, including volunteering and donations. She explains the challenges in coordinating with employees who are all over the world. We also ask Anna what advice she wo...

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  Episode #4

  Maurits Groen, Environmentalist & Entrepreneur

  Apr 14, 202640 minS1

  Our guest is environmentalist and entrepreneur Maurits Groen. He has established numerous companies, including Waka-Waka, Kipster, and MGMC. Maurits has been ranked as the most sustainable person in the Netherlands, and he's produced radio and television documentary programs on environmental efforts. Driven by the conviction that real impact demands both market creativity and humanitarian values, Maurits channels entrepreneurship as a vehicle for systemic change in energy access, climate action, and food systems. We ask him what motivated him to focus his career on solving global challenges rather than following a more traditional business path or lead an NGO. We discuss...

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  Episode #3

  Cathy Blaney, Bloomberg Philanthropies, Chair of Fordham’s President’s Council

  Mar 31, 202636 minS1

  Our guest is Cathy Blaney. The proud Fordham alum is Chair of Fordham’s President’s Council. She’s also a proud parent of Fordham Law School student, Hope Petralia. She joined Bloomberg Philanthropies in 2012 and serves as the Development Lead, heading up the organization’s fundraising and partnership development. Other roles include serving as Special Advisor to the President & CEO of the 9/11 Memorial and Museum, and she’s the founder of CBlaney Group which is a nationally recognized fundraising firm in the political and not-for-profit world. This episode explores how philanthropy functions during crises and long-term humanitarian challenges, the importance...

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  Episode #2

  Susan Warner, Mastercard Vice President of Community Engagement, Founder of Kids4Tech

  Mar 17, 202635 minS1

  Our guest is Susan Warner. She's the Vice President of Community Engagement for Mastercard's Center for Inclusive Growth. She's responsible for the company's global volunteerism, pro bono, disaster response, and youth advancement programs. Susan has founded Mastercard's signature STEM programs, called Kids4Tech and Girls4Tech, which together have reached more than 12.6 million girls and boys in 68 countries. We ask Susan how she built these programs over the last decade. Susan explains the reach Mastercard has and how employees engage in and assist with disaster preparedness. Susan also goes into details describing the way Mastercard cooperates with NGOs to help...

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  Episode #1

  Mayyada Ansari, Global Head of GoHelp, DHL

  Mar 1, 202639 minS1

  The guest is Mayyada Ansari. She is the Global Head of GoHelp, DHL Group’s Disaster Management program. Mayyada brings over a decade of global experience in corporate citizenship, humanitarian logistics, disaster response, as well as strategic communications and capacity-building through training and facilitation. She leads these efforts at DHL, helping to align private-sector expertise with global humanitarian needs.<br /><br />This episode highlights DHL’s GoHelp program and Academy for Humanitarian Logistics as models of long-term, values-driven engagement. Mayyada discusses how DHL integrates humanitarian principles into its global logistics operations, how it sustains employee-led volunteering at scale, and what othe...

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