Evolution Marketing 2019 Operational Impacts & Carbon Footprint Lisa Geason-Bauer
As a Certified B Corp™ we believe in transparency, we therefore share our yearly environmental (operations) impacts report, which includes the carbon footprint for our business in 2019.
This is a compilation of 5 presentations given at the FutureM conference in Boston on October 24, 2012. The speakers were: Beth Zonis of Eco Marketing, Lisa Lillelund of Mango Networks, Laura Koss of the FTC, Amy Cannon of Beyond Benign, and Mike Enberg of e-Stewards.
Brita, Burt's Bees, and Greenworks - Leveraging Sustainability at CloroxSustainable Brands
Burt's Bees, Brita and GreenWorks? All successful companies with a positive sustainable image and brand power in a struggling economy...Discover how they manage to grow and thrive with Mike Kraft of The Clorox Company!
Leveraging Environmental Sustainability at Clorox with Brita, Burt's Bees, an...Sustainable Brands
Presentation on sustainability, marketing, product development, and portfolio management at Clorox with Burt's Bees, Brita, and Greenworks.
Learn more about Sustainable Business & Design at: http://sustainablelifemedia.com
Evolution Marketing 2019 Operational Impacts & Carbon Footprint Lisa Geason-Bauer
As a Certified B Corp™ we believe in transparency, we therefore share our yearly environmental (operations) impacts report, which includes the carbon footprint for our business in 2019.
This is a compilation of 5 presentations given at the FutureM conference in Boston on October 24, 2012. The speakers were: Beth Zonis of Eco Marketing, Lisa Lillelund of Mango Networks, Laura Koss of the FTC, Amy Cannon of Beyond Benign, and Mike Enberg of e-Stewards.
Brita, Burt's Bees, and Greenworks - Leveraging Sustainability at CloroxSustainable Brands
Burt's Bees, Brita and GreenWorks? All successful companies with a positive sustainable image and brand power in a struggling economy...Discover how they manage to grow and thrive with Mike Kraft of The Clorox Company!
Leveraging Environmental Sustainability at Clorox with Brita, Burt's Bees, an...Sustainable Brands
Presentation on sustainability, marketing, product development, and portfolio management at Clorox with Burt's Bees, Brita, and Greenworks.
Learn more about Sustainable Business & Design at: http://sustainablelifemedia.com
Green consumerism is rising rapidly. 6 in 10 consumers (57%) are willing to change their purchasing habits to help reduce the negative impact on the environment.
Major brands have already started to implement more sustainable practices in their business.
If you want to be on the same wavelength as those who support the sustainable world, you should think of some steps to lower your ecological footprint. See how to do it.
3Degrees\'s in-house marketing and communications team works with our partners to help them communicate their commitment to taking action on climate change.
Sun., Oct. 31, 2010 - At the Big “R” Show
Green Marketing - Make it Your Business
This panel discussion provided insight on how remanufacturers and distributors can use “green” marketing as a means to maximize company profits by establishing corporate goodwill and promote a company’s green product and services.
Tom Marx discussed how to incorporate a “Green” marketing strategy. Scott Stolberg of AAEQ provided perspectives on how he transformed AAEQ into a leading green company through strategic green marketing initiatives. And Keith Patridge of McAllen Economic Development Corporation discussed their “Green Campaign” successes which promotes remanufacturing and product reuse on the border of Texas and Mexico.
SoftGains Tech Solutions delivers quality Web Design, SEO, E-commerce, Domain Name registration , Web Hosting services and also has IT Training department.
Sustainability In Hospitality Industry - Lemon Tree Hotels Case StudyPramey Zode
This is a case study on how Lemon Tree Hotels focus on sustainability and and recommendations have been made to adopt incremental strategy in order to achieve UNSDG goals
Green consumerism is rising rapidly. 6 in 10 consumers (57%) are willing to change their purchasing habits to help reduce the negative impact on the environment.
Major brands have already started to implement more sustainable practices in their business.
If you want to be on the same wavelength as those who support the sustainable world, you should think of some steps to lower your ecological footprint. See how to do it.
3Degrees\'s in-house marketing and communications team works with our partners to help them communicate their commitment to taking action on climate change.
Sun., Oct. 31, 2010 - At the Big “R” Show
Green Marketing - Make it Your Business
This panel discussion provided insight on how remanufacturers and distributors can use “green” marketing as a means to maximize company profits by establishing corporate goodwill and promote a company’s green product and services.
Tom Marx discussed how to incorporate a “Green” marketing strategy. Scott Stolberg of AAEQ provided perspectives on how he transformed AAEQ into a leading green company through strategic green marketing initiatives. And Keith Patridge of McAllen Economic Development Corporation discussed their “Green Campaign” successes which promotes remanufacturing and product reuse on the border of Texas and Mexico.
SoftGains Tech Solutions delivers quality Web Design, SEO, E-commerce, Domain Name registration , Web Hosting services and also has IT Training department.
Sustainability In Hospitality Industry - Lemon Tree Hotels Case StudyPramey Zode
This is a case study on how Lemon Tree Hotels focus on sustainability and and recommendations have been made to adopt incremental strategy in order to achieve UNSDG goals
Survey on energy efficiency in wireless sensor network using mac protocol wit...Editor Jacotech
Dynamic feature evaluation and concept evaluation is major challenging task in the field of data classification. The continuity of data induced a new feature during classification process, but the classification process is predefined task for assigning data into class. Data comes into multiple feature sub-set format into infinite length. The infinite length not decided the how many class are assigned. Support vector machine is well recognized method for data classification. For the process of support vector machine evaluation of new feature during classification is major problem. The problem of feature evaluation decreases the performance of Support Vector Machine (SVM). For the improvement of support vector machine, particle of swarm optimization technique is used. Particle of swarm optimization controls the dynamic feature evaluation process and decreases the possibility of confusion in selection of class and increase the classification ratio of support vector machine. Particle of swarm optimization work in two phases one used as dynamic population selection and another are used for optimization process of evolved new feature.
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How can food and beverage businesses reduce packaging footprint? Carbon Smart outlines four key areas in the product design and use stages where businesses can have a meaningful impact
Environmental Product Stewardship in Emerging and Transitioning MarketsAntea Group
Product Stewardship is an environmental management strategy that means whoever designs, produces, sells, or uses a product takes responsibility for minimizing the product's environmental impact throughout all stages of the products' life cycle, including end of life management. The greatest responsibility lies with whoever has the most ability to affect the full life cycle environmental impacts of the product. This is most often the producer of the product, though all within the product chain of commerce have roles. This presentation covers EPS drivers and regulations, then takes a deeper look at what this looks like in emerging and transitioning economies in countries like India, South Africa, Indonesia, Singapore, China, Mexico, Peru, and Brazil.
Green NDLW Power Point Template Wimba Fridayvideoreg
Going Green: Going Green via Distance Learning
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This webinar will explore a broad range of issues related to going green via distance learning. With gasoline prices still uncomfortably high, more and more students and business professionals are looking to Distance Learning to continue their education. According to the New York Times, colleges from Massachusetts and Florida to Texas and Oregon have reported significant increases in online enrollment. And with no relief in sight for fuel prices, this increase is likely to continue. Specific areas of interest may focus on how organizations are using distance learning to lead much greener and more productive environment globally.
Sustainability is smart business (events industry)Michael Luehrs
The business case for sustainability for event industry leaders. Directed at destinations, hotels, venues and industry influencers, the points here help show that sustainable practices are fundamental, integral and benficial to business.
Prepared in collaboration with Mariela McIwraith of MeetingChange, these slides were presented to the World Meetings Forum on behalf of the Green Meetings Industry Council.
Eco-Engineering The Grass IsAlways GreenerYes, the .docxjack60216
Eco-Engineering: The Grass Is
Always Greener
Yes, the title of this chapter has a dual meaning. Among senior execu-tives at global corporations, eco-engineering is already seen as astrategic imperative—even though the practice of eco-engineering is
not yet clearly understood by engineers. At the same time, many companies
feel constant pressure to prove that their “green” initiatives are greener than
their competitors’, leading to an upward spiral in greenwashing.
The net result is confusion. It can be difficult for engineers, executives, and
consumers to distinguish between an environmentally responsible project and
a plain old-fashioned PR grab. If you’re an engineer who’s really interested
in making a positive environmental impact, what should you focus on? Here
are a few suggestions, based on lessons learned from the real world of eco-
engineering.
Carbon Neutrality: Good Start but Not Enough
Corporate sustainability leaders tend to be a collaborative group. They are
open to sharing ideas, swapping stories, and growing their networks of col-
leagues in other companies. And that’s a great thing, because those of us who
deal with corporate sustainability on a daily basis know we’re in uncharted
territory and that we’re all learning as we go. We understand it’s in every-
one’s best interest if the overall economy becomes more sustainable. After all,
when it comes to climate changes there aren’t winners and losers—ultimately
we’ll either all win or all lose.
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For example, let’s say your company magically reduces the environmental
impact of its operations to nothing so that you’re able to deliver your products
and services with no impact of any kind. But in the excitement your company
decides that you have created such a big advantage through your eco-effective-
ness that you better keep it a secret and not share your magic with anyone else.
In this case, how much better off is the world? Does erasing the impact of one
company make a big difference? Unfortunately, no.
Which brings us to the subject of carbon neutrality, the term often used to
describe the goal of corporate efforts to lessen companies’ impact on the
environment. No company can reduce its greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions to
zero, so the idea is that Organization A pays Organization B to plant trees,
increase energy efficiency, create green energy, or do something else with a
positive impact on GHG emissions, thus offsetting Organization A’s own car-
bon emissions.
Many companies have centered their environmental strategy on a goal of
achieving carbon neutrality. They are generally doing some efficiency proj-
ects, purchasing some green energy, and offsetting the rest. But we’ve been
looking at product and service lifecycles, and we know the part that’s within
your four walls may be only a small part of your overall impact. What about
your supply chain? What about your products in use at your customers’ facil-
ities? What about your products at the end of their usef ...
Inspiring Sustainability through Meetings & Events
1. Tamara Kennedy-Hill Executive Director, Green Meeting Industry Council Megan Rooksby,CMP GMIC Oregon Chapter President Maxvantage Meeting Solutions Inspiring Sustainability
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20. Competitive Advantage 84% of buyers felt meeting industry should take environment more seriously into account Source: IMEX 3 rd Annual Survey Results 2008
22. An average meeting attendee uses 20 pounds of trash PER DAY… … That’s compared to 4 - 5 pounds of trash per day when at home!!! Collect. Track. Report. Evaluate. Improve Just the Trash Facts
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