Walmart is finally changing the incentives for its powerful buyers.
Is sustainability on the wane or rising on the CEOs agenda? Or is it not enough either way?
What will real leadership on sustainability need to look like? My vision…
Just a quick link and note about part 3 of my “series” of blogs on my trip to the Waste Management/Xerox Executive Sustainability Summit a
A couple posts ago, I talked about the ways you can use green data — footprinting information on your products and services up and down
[This appeared first on my Harvard Business blog here] In hard times, focusing your company on environmental challenges and opportunities — or “greening” your business
This post first appeared at Harvard Business Online. As an opening post on Harvard Business.org, I figure no topic could be more appropriate than the
PR firm Hill & Knowlton talked to MBA students globally and asked them what factors would influence career and job choice….BusinessWeek looked at this and declared “Green Isn’t Gold for MBAs” and pointed out that green stuff is at the bottom. Now, color me optimistic, but I think these numbers — 49% on CSR and 34% on green — are actually pretty high.
“Sustainability, once you get past the gloom and doom warnings about environmental issues, is fundamentally an optimistic pursuit — a vision of a healthier, stronger world for all”
‘Is the World Better Off Because Your Company Is In It?’: Examining Corporate Climate Responsibility
