Lisa Geason-Bauer, Evolution Marketing, presented information on her fleet experiences and barriers from implementing an EV into her fleet for Wisconsin Clean Cities EV Basics & Barriers webinar.
In this special edition of August, “The Companies with Most Disruptive Innovation”, Insights Success admires organizations that embrace the change and attempt on giving back to the society. Contributions made by such organizations are worth appreciation and Insights Success takes immense pride in featuring them in this issue.
Ride and Drives: Get Your Community Going Electric by Steven AlamanForth
Ride and drives are effective events for increasing electric vehicle awareness and adoption in communities with low EV penetration. They provide a hands-on experience for consumers and insight into how to grow the EV industry. Successful ride and drives require planning partnerships, marketing, and ensuring a positive experience for participants. The document provides guidance on organizing ride and drive logistics, developing audience-specific messaging, and optimizing the consumer experience.
BorgWarner is a global automotive supplier headquartered in the United States, specializing in powertrain components and systems. It produces manual and automatic transmissions, turbochargers, engine timing systems, and four-wheel drive systems. BorgWarner aims to improve fuel economy and reduce emissions while protecting the environment and safety. To increase sales, BorgWarner could expand its communication of environmental and safety efforts to appeal to consumer interests. Measuring success would involve comparing 2010 sales projections to actual results.
This document promotes workplace electric vehicle charging stations for Oregon businesses. It argues that providing charging stations can help businesses demonstrate sustainability leadership, attract and retain employees who drive electric cars, and gain positive national attention. Workplace charging makes electric vehicles more practical for employees and supports Oregon's growing electric vehicle market. The nonprofit Drive Oregon helps interested businesses implement affordable charging station options and take advantage of grants and tax credits.
The document discusses a webinar presented by Wisconsin Clean Cities on electric vehicle basics and barriers. Wisconsin Clean Cities' mission is to advance U.S. energy security by reducing petroleum use in transportation. They aim to reduce U.S. petroleum use by 2.5 billion gallons per year by 2020. The document provides several resources on electric vehicles and plug-in electric vehicle handbooks for various stakeholders. It concludes by thanking the participants and providing contact information for Wisconsin Clean Cities.
Deb Backhus, Legacy Environmental, presented information on the different types of electric vehicles that are available for Wisconsin Clean Cities EV Basics & Barriers webinar.
In this special edition of August, “The Companies with Most Disruptive Innovation”, Insights Success admires organizations that embrace the change and attempt on giving back to the society. Contributions made by such organizations are worth appreciation and Insights Success takes immense pride in featuring them in this issue.
Ride and Drives: Get Your Community Going Electric by Steven AlamanForth
Ride and drives are effective events for increasing electric vehicle awareness and adoption in communities with low EV penetration. They provide a hands-on experience for consumers and insight into how to grow the EV industry. Successful ride and drives require planning partnerships, marketing, and ensuring a positive experience for participants. The document provides guidance on organizing ride and drive logistics, developing audience-specific messaging, and optimizing the consumer experience.
BorgWarner is a global automotive supplier headquartered in the United States, specializing in powertrain components and systems. It produces manual and automatic transmissions, turbochargers, engine timing systems, and four-wheel drive systems. BorgWarner aims to improve fuel economy and reduce emissions while protecting the environment and safety. To increase sales, BorgWarner could expand its communication of environmental and safety efforts to appeal to consumer interests. Measuring success would involve comparing 2010 sales projections to actual results.
This document promotes workplace electric vehicle charging stations for Oregon businesses. It argues that providing charging stations can help businesses demonstrate sustainability leadership, attract and retain employees who drive electric cars, and gain positive national attention. Workplace charging makes electric vehicles more practical for employees and supports Oregon's growing electric vehicle market. The nonprofit Drive Oregon helps interested businesses implement affordable charging station options and take advantage of grants and tax credits.
The document discusses a webinar presented by Wisconsin Clean Cities on electric vehicle basics and barriers. Wisconsin Clean Cities' mission is to advance U.S. energy security by reducing petroleum use in transportation. They aim to reduce U.S. petroleum use by 2.5 billion gallons per year by 2020. The document provides several resources on electric vehicles and plug-in electric vehicle handbooks for various stakeholders. It concludes by thanking the participants and providing contact information for Wisconsin Clean Cities.
Deb Backhus, Legacy Environmental, presented information on the different types of electric vehicles that are available for Wisconsin Clean Cities EV Basics & Barriers webinar.
UCICLE will be an aggregator website that helps customers find the best prices when recycling old electrical goods like mobile phones, laptops, TVs and other devices. Their goal is to create a customer-centric platform that allows users to earn money from unwanted items while also promoting environmentally-friendly recycling. The executive summary outlines plans to launch through integrated marketing, with a budget of £3 million over two years to drive revenue of £3 million and recruit 1 million customers by the end of 2015. Key competitors include other aggregator sites that focus only on mobile phones as well as broader recycling comparison sites.
Ecople Climate Fintech App Case Study - Creating Ripples, Making WavesDeniece Tan
Project Client: A Forbes Global 2000 company headquartered in Singapore. Ecople* is a substitute of the actual app name protected by a confidentiality clause.
Project: Climate Fintech Mobile Application Hackathon
Problem Statement: How might we engage our users through a fun, meaningful, and functional experience in leading a sustainable lifestyle?
Responsibilities: Product Vision, HCD Facilitation, UX/UI Wireframe Creation, Art Direction, Presentation to client
Result: Won the Top 2 Hackathon Project in a class of 9 Teams, Top 12 Teams of 48 Teams to present to the client.
RISE by DigitalBCG Academy, Wave05 - Digital Transformation & Change Management 04, Hackathon Group Project
Anggit Dimas Anggoro HARA Energy Business PlanAllison Koehn
This document provides an outline for a social enterprise business plan, including sections on defining the organization, mission statement, marketing plan, sustainability, financials/budget, scaling up, and long-term plan. The social enterprise, HARA Energy, addresses Indonesia's problems of air pollution from vehicles and lack of affordable clean energy options for transportation workers by developing a hydrogen generator that empowers engines and reduces fuel consumption and emissions. The generator uses local materials and costs $50-235, making clean energy affordable.
The document provides an overview of Mad About Wheels' strategic partnerships and product launches. It introduces a new co-founder, Mr. Manish Kochhar, and discusses expanding partnerships with 230+ partners across India. It also summarizes partnerships with Autoform for premium car seat covers and the launch of their new Shine&Show interior/exterior vehicle care product line. Dealer testimonials praise extended warranty partnerships with Ampere Electric Vehicles for providing customers with peace of mind.
Movie Reflection And Analysis Free Essay ExamJennifer Jones
Exxon Mobil believes in a diverse workforce and investing in its employees. It is working to provide energy that lowers global warming while investing in research. It uses a bidding system for assignment writing help and offers revisions to ensure customer satisfaction.
A Study of Customer Intension towards E-Vehicles KarthikR188
This document summarizes a study on customer intention towards electric vehicles in India. The study found that while only 6% currently own electric vehicles, most customers see advantages over gasoline vehicles. However, high price is currently a barrier to adoption. Key factors for customers include price, performance, fuel economy and environmental impact. Within 5-10 years, most customers expect electric vehicles could comprise a majority of vehicles owned. Increased availability of charging stations and battery capacity could help drive adoption.
EIA2016Turin - Jonah Houston. Designing the Future of MobilityKadi Sinilo
Technology is transforming mobility in three key ways: 1) cars are becoming more defined by software than hardware as driving becomes a software-enabled experience, 2) new economic models like ride-sharing are being created to optimize existing assets, and 3) technology has created new expectations around service, access, and connection. Mobility is being redefined from physical movement to virtual connection and access to goods, services, and people. This transformation presents many opportunities for new products and services if we focus on understanding user needs and designing experiences that remove friction, are user-centered, and create customer delight.
Technology is transforming mobility in three key ways: 1) cars are becoming more defined by software than hardware as driving becomes a software-enabled experience, 2) new economic models like ride-sharing are being created to optimize existing assets, and 3) technology has created new expectations around service, access, and connection. Mobility is being redefined from physical movement to virtual connection and access to goods, services, and people. This transformation presents many opportunities for new products and services if we focus on understanding user needs and designing experiences that remove friction, are user-centered, and create customer delight.
TRANSFORMATION in Progress2018 Sustainability Report.docxjuliennehar
TRANSFORMATION
in Progress
2018 Sustainability Report
IN THIS REPORT
03 Aspirations
04 Our Purpose
06 Our Scale and Scope
07 Leadership Message
12 2018 Highlights
13 Sustainability Road Map Q&A
15 Sustainability Strategy
16 GM and Climate Change Action
20 Stakeholder Engagement
22 Reporting Practices
25 Impacts
25 Customers
37 Safety
56 Products
74 Personal Mobility
87 Supply Chain
101 Talent
118 Governance & Ethics
131 Operations
147 Community
163 GRI Content Index
176 UNGC
177 UNSDG
180 SASB
183 TCFD
192 Statement of Assurance
196 Forward-Looking Statements
We’re accelerating progress toward an era of
safer, better and more sustainable personal
mobility by transforming how General Motors
approaches every aspect of its business.
2018 Sustainability Report
ASPIRE
CUSTOMERS
Earn Customers for Life
SAFETY
Zero Crashes and
Zero Workplace Injuries
PRODUCTS
Zero Emissions
GOVERNANCE & ETHICS
Full Transparency
& Integrity – Always
OPERATIONS
Positive Environmental
& Social Impact
COMMUNITY
Safe, Smart & Sustainable
Communities
PERSONAL MOBILITY
Zero Congestion
SUPPLY CHAIN
Positive Environmental
& Social Impact
TALENT
Realize Everyone’s
Potential
ASPIRATIONS
We Achieve Sustainable Progress
by Setting Our Sights High.
2018 Sustainability Report
3
ASPIRE: Our Purpose
We are committed to SAFETY in everything we do.
We earn CUSTOMERS for life.
We build BRANDS that inspire passion and loyalty.
We translate breakthrough TECHNOLOGIES into vehicles and experiences that people love.
We create SUSTAINABLE solutions that improve the COMMUNITIES in which we live and work.
We Are General Motors
and our people are the driving force behind making this a reality.
V I S I O NO U R
W E S E E A W O R L D W I T H
C R A S H E SZ E R O
E M I S S I O N SZ E R O
C O N G E S T I O NZ E R O
2018 Sustainability Report
4
ASPIRE: Our Purpose
I consider the customer’s
needs in everything I do.
I see things not as
they are but as they
could be.
I make decisions now
with the long-term view
in mind, and I anticipate
what lies ahead.
I collaborate cross-
functionally to achieve
enterprisewide results.
CUSTOMERS
We put the customer at the center of
everything we do. We listen intently to
our customers’ needs. Each interaction
matters. Safety and quality are
foundational commitments,
never compromised.
EXCELLENCE
We act with integrity. We are driven by
ingenuity and innovation. We have the
courage to do and say what’s difficult.
Each of us takes accountability for
results, drives for continued efficiencies
and has the tenacity to win.
RELATIONSHIPS
Our success depends on our
relationships inside and outside
the company. We encourage diverse
thinking and collaboration
from the world to create great
customer experiences.
SEEK TRUTH
We pursue facts, responsibly challenge
assumptions and clearly define
objectives. When we disagree, ...
This document provides an overview of marketing and distribution infrastructure. It discusses the 4 P's of marketing: product, place, price, and promotion. It explains how infrastructure such as roads, ports, and communication systems enable the distribution of goods from producers to consumers. Government plays an important role in developing infrastructure projects. The internet has become a new distribution infrastructure that allows direct marketing to consumers. The document also discusses how products are moved through marketing channels via brokers, agents, and sales representatives to reach the final consumer.
Jane Sleeth Managing Director at OPC Inc went on a fact finding trip to LA CA in April. Is LA further ahead in the Accessibility "race" than Toronto? & if this is the case what are the business advantages to ensuring buildings, businesses & outdoor spaces are accessible. The results are presented in this PP presentation recently delivered for IFMA. Enjoy JESleeth
The Electric Vehicles are the future of our country. The Government also target to switch to e-vehicles in the near future which is better alternative to fuel-based automobiles to mitigate air pollution. The Indian government aims to build a network of charging infrastructure throughout the country which is good opportunity for the start-up and also giving the incentive for generation of green energy. As the most of the auto industry has been complaining about the lack of charging support directly discouraging their interest in switching vehicles to electric. The lack of Charging Stations develop the fear that if vehicle will run out of charge and no charging station near them what they will do. So our mission is to provide E service on battery charging, battery replacement, Pickup the vehicle and unload to nearby garage, and if any excess of generation of electricity sold to DISCOM at government decided rate., which will boost the public interest in commuting between cities, enabling a smooth and sustainable transition to a future-oriented mobility solution. Our company will use the solar system to provide the charging service to the customers. Our future plans is to reach the different states and remote areas for providing charging stations which encourage the people to buy the Electric Vehicle
UniBike is proposing a bike sharing system for Pennsylvania State University aimed at providing students and staff an affordable, environmentally friendly transportation option around the large campus. The business plan outlines establishing 15 bike stations across campus with a total of 180 bikes. Users would subscribe to daily, semester, or annual memberships starting at $30 per semester. The plan projects $2.44 million in revenue the first year, with profits of $1.63 million after expenses. Over three years, revenues are estimated to remain steady while costs decrease, increasing total projected profits to $5.6 million. The plan also details marketing strategies, financial projections, operations, and website design to support launching and growing the bike sharing system at Penn State.
Staffbus allows users to book buses for their daily commute to work for a simple monthly, weekly or daily subscription. We allow bus owners to register their buses on our platform and we find passengers to ride daily from the easy clicks of buttons on their mobile phones and devices. With this, users ride daily in clean, comfortable and roadworthy buses for a wholesome user experience while we share revenue with the bus owners.
This document summarizes research conducted on Old Spokes Home & Bike Recycle VT. External interviews found that customers value the organizations' social missions but have little awareness of them. Customers praise the stores' service, staff knowledge, and selection, though note some price differences with competitors. Internal interviews revealed varying understandings of the merger between the organizations and their resource sharing. Observations showed positive customer interactions and store layouts, but identified opportunities to better convey the social missions online and in-store. The research aims to help the organizations improve outreach and branding.
The document provides an overview of the eBRIDGE Toolkit, which was created based on the findings and experiences of 7 electric vehicle pilots known as the "Drivers of Change". The Toolkit is structured into 3 sections - BASE, SHARE and CHANGE - corresponding to different fleet types and usage scenarios.
The BASE section focuses on corporate and municipal fleets used primarily for business trips. The SHARE section addresses fleets that can be booked for both business and private trips, including electric car sharing. The CHANGE section outlines marketing and promotional measures to raise awareness and attract users. Each section describes the pilots' goals, target groups, and example activities. The Toolkit aims to serve as inspiration for actors interested in transitioning to electric mobility
The SmartWay® Program is a public-private initiative to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution created by freight transportation in corporate supply chains.
Presenters included:
- Tim Verbeke, Wisconsin Clean Cities
- Patrice Thornton, SmartWay Program
- Joel Hirschboeck, Kwik Trip
UCICLE will be an aggregator website that helps customers find the best prices when recycling old electrical goods like mobile phones, laptops, TVs and other devices. Their goal is to create a customer-centric platform that allows users to earn money from unwanted items while also promoting environmentally-friendly recycling. The executive summary outlines plans to launch through integrated marketing, with a budget of £3 million over two years to drive revenue of £3 million and recruit 1 million customers by the end of 2015. Key competitors include other aggregator sites that focus only on mobile phones as well as broader recycling comparison sites.
Ecople Climate Fintech App Case Study - Creating Ripples, Making WavesDeniece Tan
Project Client: A Forbes Global 2000 company headquartered in Singapore. Ecople* is a substitute of the actual app name protected by a confidentiality clause.
Project: Climate Fintech Mobile Application Hackathon
Problem Statement: How might we engage our users through a fun, meaningful, and functional experience in leading a sustainable lifestyle?
Responsibilities: Product Vision, HCD Facilitation, UX/UI Wireframe Creation, Art Direction, Presentation to client
Result: Won the Top 2 Hackathon Project in a class of 9 Teams, Top 12 Teams of 48 Teams to present to the client.
RISE by DigitalBCG Academy, Wave05 - Digital Transformation & Change Management 04, Hackathon Group Project
Anggit Dimas Anggoro HARA Energy Business PlanAllison Koehn
This document provides an outline for a social enterprise business plan, including sections on defining the organization, mission statement, marketing plan, sustainability, financials/budget, scaling up, and long-term plan. The social enterprise, HARA Energy, addresses Indonesia's problems of air pollution from vehicles and lack of affordable clean energy options for transportation workers by developing a hydrogen generator that empowers engines and reduces fuel consumption and emissions. The generator uses local materials and costs $50-235, making clean energy affordable.
The document provides an overview of Mad About Wheels' strategic partnerships and product launches. It introduces a new co-founder, Mr. Manish Kochhar, and discusses expanding partnerships with 230+ partners across India. It also summarizes partnerships with Autoform for premium car seat covers and the launch of their new Shine&Show interior/exterior vehicle care product line. Dealer testimonials praise extended warranty partnerships with Ampere Electric Vehicles for providing customers with peace of mind.
Movie Reflection And Analysis Free Essay ExamJennifer Jones
Exxon Mobil believes in a diverse workforce and investing in its employees. It is working to provide energy that lowers global warming while investing in research. It uses a bidding system for assignment writing help and offers revisions to ensure customer satisfaction.
A Study of Customer Intension towards E-Vehicles KarthikR188
This document summarizes a study on customer intention towards electric vehicles in India. The study found that while only 6% currently own electric vehicles, most customers see advantages over gasoline vehicles. However, high price is currently a barrier to adoption. Key factors for customers include price, performance, fuel economy and environmental impact. Within 5-10 years, most customers expect electric vehicles could comprise a majority of vehicles owned. Increased availability of charging stations and battery capacity could help drive adoption.
EIA2016Turin - Jonah Houston. Designing the Future of MobilityKadi Sinilo
Technology is transforming mobility in three key ways: 1) cars are becoming more defined by software than hardware as driving becomes a software-enabled experience, 2) new economic models like ride-sharing are being created to optimize existing assets, and 3) technology has created new expectations around service, access, and connection. Mobility is being redefined from physical movement to virtual connection and access to goods, services, and people. This transformation presents many opportunities for new products and services if we focus on understanding user needs and designing experiences that remove friction, are user-centered, and create customer delight.
Technology is transforming mobility in three key ways: 1) cars are becoming more defined by software than hardware as driving becomes a software-enabled experience, 2) new economic models like ride-sharing are being created to optimize existing assets, and 3) technology has created new expectations around service, access, and connection. Mobility is being redefined from physical movement to virtual connection and access to goods, services, and people. This transformation presents many opportunities for new products and services if we focus on understanding user needs and designing experiences that remove friction, are user-centered, and create customer delight.
TRANSFORMATION in Progress2018 Sustainability Report.docxjuliennehar
TRANSFORMATION
in Progress
2018 Sustainability Report
IN THIS REPORT
03 Aspirations
04 Our Purpose
06 Our Scale and Scope
07 Leadership Message
12 2018 Highlights
13 Sustainability Road Map Q&A
15 Sustainability Strategy
16 GM and Climate Change Action
20 Stakeholder Engagement
22 Reporting Practices
25 Impacts
25 Customers
37 Safety
56 Products
74 Personal Mobility
87 Supply Chain
101 Talent
118 Governance & Ethics
131 Operations
147 Community
163 GRI Content Index
176 UNGC
177 UNSDG
180 SASB
183 TCFD
192 Statement of Assurance
196 Forward-Looking Statements
We’re accelerating progress toward an era of
safer, better and more sustainable personal
mobility by transforming how General Motors
approaches every aspect of its business.
2018 Sustainability Report
ASPIRE
CUSTOMERS
Earn Customers for Life
SAFETY
Zero Crashes and
Zero Workplace Injuries
PRODUCTS
Zero Emissions
GOVERNANCE & ETHICS
Full Transparency
& Integrity – Always
OPERATIONS
Positive Environmental
& Social Impact
COMMUNITY
Safe, Smart & Sustainable
Communities
PERSONAL MOBILITY
Zero Congestion
SUPPLY CHAIN
Positive Environmental
& Social Impact
TALENT
Realize Everyone’s
Potential
ASPIRATIONS
We Achieve Sustainable Progress
by Setting Our Sights High.
2018 Sustainability Report
3
ASPIRE: Our Purpose
We are committed to SAFETY in everything we do.
We earn CUSTOMERS for life.
We build BRANDS that inspire passion and loyalty.
We translate breakthrough TECHNOLOGIES into vehicles and experiences that people love.
We create SUSTAINABLE solutions that improve the COMMUNITIES in which we live and work.
We Are General Motors
and our people are the driving force behind making this a reality.
V I S I O NO U R
W E S E E A W O R L D W I T H
C R A S H E SZ E R O
E M I S S I O N SZ E R O
C O N G E S T I O NZ E R O
2018 Sustainability Report
4
ASPIRE: Our Purpose
I consider the customer’s
needs in everything I do.
I see things not as
they are but as they
could be.
I make decisions now
with the long-term view
in mind, and I anticipate
what lies ahead.
I collaborate cross-
functionally to achieve
enterprisewide results.
CUSTOMERS
We put the customer at the center of
everything we do. We listen intently to
our customers’ needs. Each interaction
matters. Safety and quality are
foundational commitments,
never compromised.
EXCELLENCE
We act with integrity. We are driven by
ingenuity and innovation. We have the
courage to do and say what’s difficult.
Each of us takes accountability for
results, drives for continued efficiencies
and has the tenacity to win.
RELATIONSHIPS
Our success depends on our
relationships inside and outside
the company. We encourage diverse
thinking and collaboration
from the world to create great
customer experiences.
SEEK TRUTH
We pursue facts, responsibly challenge
assumptions and clearly define
objectives. When we disagree, ...
This document provides an overview of marketing and distribution infrastructure. It discusses the 4 P's of marketing: product, place, price, and promotion. It explains how infrastructure such as roads, ports, and communication systems enable the distribution of goods from producers to consumers. Government plays an important role in developing infrastructure projects. The internet has become a new distribution infrastructure that allows direct marketing to consumers. The document also discusses how products are moved through marketing channels via brokers, agents, and sales representatives to reach the final consumer.
Jane Sleeth Managing Director at OPC Inc went on a fact finding trip to LA CA in April. Is LA further ahead in the Accessibility "race" than Toronto? & if this is the case what are the business advantages to ensuring buildings, businesses & outdoor spaces are accessible. The results are presented in this PP presentation recently delivered for IFMA. Enjoy JESleeth
The Electric Vehicles are the future of our country. The Government also target to switch to e-vehicles in the near future which is better alternative to fuel-based automobiles to mitigate air pollution. The Indian government aims to build a network of charging infrastructure throughout the country which is good opportunity for the start-up and also giving the incentive for generation of green energy. As the most of the auto industry has been complaining about the lack of charging support directly discouraging their interest in switching vehicles to electric. The lack of Charging Stations develop the fear that if vehicle will run out of charge and no charging station near them what they will do. So our mission is to provide E service on battery charging, battery replacement, Pickup the vehicle and unload to nearby garage, and if any excess of generation of electricity sold to DISCOM at government decided rate., which will boost the public interest in commuting between cities, enabling a smooth and sustainable transition to a future-oriented mobility solution. Our company will use the solar system to provide the charging service to the customers. Our future plans is to reach the different states and remote areas for providing charging stations which encourage the people to buy the Electric Vehicle
UniBike is proposing a bike sharing system for Pennsylvania State University aimed at providing students and staff an affordable, environmentally friendly transportation option around the large campus. The business plan outlines establishing 15 bike stations across campus with a total of 180 bikes. Users would subscribe to daily, semester, or annual memberships starting at $30 per semester. The plan projects $2.44 million in revenue the first year, with profits of $1.63 million after expenses. Over three years, revenues are estimated to remain steady while costs decrease, increasing total projected profits to $5.6 million. The plan also details marketing strategies, financial projections, operations, and website design to support launching and growing the bike sharing system at Penn State.
Staffbus allows users to book buses for their daily commute to work for a simple monthly, weekly or daily subscription. We allow bus owners to register their buses on our platform and we find passengers to ride daily from the easy clicks of buttons on their mobile phones and devices. With this, users ride daily in clean, comfortable and roadworthy buses for a wholesome user experience while we share revenue with the bus owners.
This document summarizes research conducted on Old Spokes Home & Bike Recycle VT. External interviews found that customers value the organizations' social missions but have little awareness of them. Customers praise the stores' service, staff knowledge, and selection, though note some price differences with competitors. Internal interviews revealed varying understandings of the merger between the organizations and their resource sharing. Observations showed positive customer interactions and store layouts, but identified opportunities to better convey the social missions online and in-store. The research aims to help the organizations improve outreach and branding.
The document provides an overview of the eBRIDGE Toolkit, which was created based on the findings and experiences of 7 electric vehicle pilots known as the "Drivers of Change". The Toolkit is structured into 3 sections - BASE, SHARE and CHANGE - corresponding to different fleet types and usage scenarios.
The BASE section focuses on corporate and municipal fleets used primarily for business trips. The SHARE section addresses fleets that can be booked for both business and private trips, including electric car sharing. The CHANGE section outlines marketing and promotional measures to raise awareness and attract users. Each section describes the pilots' goals, target groups, and example activities. The Toolkit aims to serve as inspiration for actors interested in transitioning to electric mobility
The SmartWay® Program is a public-private initiative to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution created by freight transportation in corporate supply chains.
Presenters included:
- Tim Verbeke, Wisconsin Clean Cities
- Patrice Thornton, SmartWay Program
- Joel Hirschboeck, Kwik Trip
The document summarizes Wisconsin Clean Cities' efforts to promote alternative fuels and reduce petroleum consumption in Wisconsin. It provides data on fuel consumption in the state and lists the goals of the Wisconsin Smart Fleet Program partnership, which are to reduce fleet carbon footprints, promote smart fleet branding, and help fleets meet economic goals by providing planning tools. It also recognizes top participating fleets and thanks sponsors for their support.
Lorrie Lisek & Erika Noble, Wisconsin Clean Cities, recognize the efforts and many successes of the members for reducing their dependence on petroleum-based fuels, implementing alternative fuel vehicles and infrastructure, and for helping improve our air quality.
2015 Fall Propane Autogas Roundtable - GO Riteway Transportation PresentationWisconsin Clean Cities
Jason Ebert, GO Riteway Transportation Group, presented information on their fleet propane autogas experiences and initiatives for our Propane Autogas Roundtable in Oak Creek, WI.
2015 Fall Propane Autogas Roundtable - Propane Education & Research Council P...Wisconsin Clean Cities
Jeremy Wishart, Propane Education and Research Council, presented an overview on Propane Autogas Basics and Benefits for our Propane Autogas Roundtable in Oak Creek, WI.
2015 Fall Propane Autogas Roundtable - Port Washington Police Department Pres...Wisconsin Clean Cities
Captain Mike Keller, Port Washington Police Department, presented information on their fleet propane autogas experiences and initiatives for our Propane Autogas Roundtable in Oak Creek, WI.
Maria Redmond, WI State Energy Office and Lorrie Lisek, WI Clean Cities, presented information on the Propane Autogas Initiatives and Updates for our Propane Autogas Roundtable in Oak Creek, WI.
Steve Lussier, McNeilus, presented information on the Natural Gas Fleet Applications for Concrete Mixers for our Natural Gas for Transportation Roundtable in Mequon, WI.
Rich DeBoer, Ozinga, presented information on the Natural Gas Fleet Applications for Concrete Mixers for our Natural Gas for Transportation Roundtable in Mequon, WI.
Chip Uppling, Peapod, presented information on the Natural Gas Applications for Fleets for our Natural Gas for Transportation Roundtable in Mequon, WI.
Joel Hirschboeck, Kwik Trip, presented information on the Natural Gas Applications for Off-Road Vehicles for our Natural Gas for Transportation Roundtable in Mequon, WI.
2015 Fall Natural Gas Roundtable - Wisconsin Clean Cities & Wisconsin State E...Wisconsin Clean Cities
Maria Redmond, WI State Energy Office and Lorrie Lisek, WI Clean Cities, presented information on the Natural Gas Initiatives Updates for our Natural Gas for Transportation Roundtable in Mequon, WI.
Wisconsin State Energy Office Presentation - 2015 Green Vehicles Workshop & S...Wisconsin Clean Cities
Maria Redmond, Wisconsin State Energy Office, gave an overview of the status and future of transportation fuel technologies in Wisconsin for the 12th Annual Green Vehicles Workshop held on April 21, 2015 at the Milwaukee Area Technical College.
Jessy Servi, Outpost Natural Foods Coop, gave an overview of their fleet, what alternatives they are implementing, and how they are a smart fleet of the future for the 12th Annual Green Vehicles Workshop held on April 21, 2015 at the Milwaukee Area Technical College.
Milwaukee Area Technical College Presentation - 2015 Green Vehicles Workshop ...Wisconsin Clean Cities
This document summarizes a presentation on the effects of transportation emissions on air quality in Southeastern Wisconsin. It discusses how combustion of fuels like gasoline and diesel produces particles and gases that can lead to ground-level ozone formation through reactions with nitrogen oxides and other compounds. Areas that exceed ozone limits are designated as "nonattainment zones" and required to take measures to reduce emissions. The document also briefly discusses climate change and the need to transition away from fossil fuels to cleaner energy sources to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Marquette university presentation - 2015 Green Vehicles Workshop & ShowcaseWisconsin Clean Cities
Maria Redmond, Wisconsin State Energy Office, gave an overview of the status and future of transportation fuel technologies in Wisconsin for the 12th Annual Green Vehicles Workshop held on April 21, 2015 at the Milwaukee Area Technical College.
Justin Fons, Drive$mart Wisconsin, gave an overview of the changes and trends for electric vehicles for the 12th Annual Green Vehicles Workshop held on April 21, 2015 at the Milwaukee Area Technical College.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency SmartWay Program Overview WebinarWisconsin Clean Cities
Erika Noble, Wisconsin Clean Cities (WCC), gave an overview of WCC and why they became involved with the SmartWay Program. Patrice Thornton, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, discussed what the SmartWay Program is and how fleets can get involved.
Leveraging Generative AI to Drive Nonprofit InnovationTechSoup
In this webinar, participants learned how to utilize Generative AI to streamline operations and elevate member engagement. Amazon Web Service experts provided a customer specific use cases and dived into low/no-code tools that are quick and easy to deploy through Amazon Web Service (AWS.)
Andreas Schleicher presents PISA 2022 Volume III - Creative Thinking - 18 Jun...EduSkills OECD
Andreas Schleicher, Director of Education and Skills at the OECD presents at the launch of PISA 2022 Volume III - Creative Minds, Creative Schools on 18 June 2024.
Beyond Degrees - Empowering the Workforce in the Context of Skills-First.pptxEduSkills OECD
Iván Bornacelly, Policy Analyst at the OECD Centre for Skills, OECD, presents at the webinar 'Tackling job market gaps with a skills-first approach' on 12 June 2024
This document provides an overview of wound healing, its functions, stages, mechanisms, factors affecting it, and complications.
A wound is a break in the integrity of the skin or tissues, which may be associated with disruption of the structure and function.
Healing is the body’s response to injury in an attempt to restore normal structure and functions.
Healing can occur in two ways: Regeneration and Repair
There are 4 phases of wound healing: hemostasis, inflammation, proliferation, and remodeling. This document also describes the mechanism of wound healing. Factors that affect healing include infection, uncontrolled diabetes, poor nutrition, age, anemia, the presence of foreign bodies, etc.
Complications of wound healing like infection, hyperpigmentation of scar, contractures, and keloid formation.
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-Define entrepreneurship, distinguishing it from general business activities by emphasizing its focus on innovation, risk-taking, and value creation. Students will describe the characteristics and traits of successful entrepreneurs, including their roles and responsibilities, and discuss the broader economic and social impacts of entrepreneurial activities on both local and global scales.
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2. About
EM
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We are an environmental communications and marketing firm that
offers marketing, public relations and creative design services to businesses,
organizations and gov’t units.
• Our clients are engaged in sustainability (local food, green technology,
energy conservation, etc) or they prefer to have all of their marketing materials
produced in a sustainable manner.
• Evolution Marketing is managed and operated in a sustainable manner,
meaning that over the last five years we have focused decision making around
a number of actions that have helped our business to be leaner and greener
•At Evolution Marketing we believe sustainability can only be accomplished by
taking a holistic systems wide approach to management of the business.
Since 2008 we have taken steps and completed initiatives within nine areas of
sustainability: water, waste, energy, climate change, supply chain,
governance, workforce, community and transportation.
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3. 217,686
Plug
in
Vehicles
sold
in
the
US
(from
Dec
2010
to
the
end
of
May
2014),
vehicle
count
based
on
EDTA
count
of
US
sales
of
211,097
plug
in
vehicles
(BEH,
PHEVs,
EREV’s)
Total
US
charging
staOons
=
8,
301
3
6. *
Over
the
last
2
years
we
have
parOcipated
in
several
different
educaOonal
programs,
acOviOes
showcasing
our
vehicle
(everything
from
the
Oconomowoc
Chamber
of
Commerce
Harvest
Fest
to
the
2012
Odyssey
Event
above)
*
This
means
that
my
staff
needs
to
understand
how
the
car
works
and
be
able
to
communicate
abut
our
experiences
with
it
in
a
clear
and
concise
manner.
*This
also
means
that
we
have
had
to
deal
with
a
fair
number
of
folks
who
are
uneducated
about
EV’s,
carbon
foot
prints,
etc….
We
have
an
EV
binder
that
contains
informaOon
about
our
experiences
with
our
Leaf,
so
that
if
someone
wants
to
know
they
can
read
the
binder,
visit
the
links
etc….
*
Our
website
has
an
ongoing
case
study
about
our
experiences
related
to
this
vehicle,
we
recommend
that
before
you
purchase
any
vehicle
you
actually
do
an
analysis
of
how
you
currently
use
your
vehicle
and
how
you
plan
to
use
the
new
vehicle.
An
EV
is
not
for
everyone!!
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7. *If
I
had
a
quarter
for
every
Ome
someone
in
the
public
thought
that
we
worked
for
Nissan,
I
would
be
a
millionaire!!
*Since
EvoluOon
MarkeOng
is
an
environmental
markeOng
and
communicaOons
firm
who
works
with
lots
of
environmental
not
for
profits,
as
well
as
within
the
sustainable
business
world
we
are
asked
to
adend
many
events/fairs
&
conferences.
*When
the
public
learns
that
we
do
not
work
for
Nissan
the
quesOons
really
come
out
about
the
car.
The
picture
above
was
taken
in
Dec.
2012
at
the
WI
Sustainable
Business
Council
Annual
Conference
held
at
American
Family
in
Madison.
The
sign
in
the
window
of
the
vehicle
was
put
up
to
direct
the
employees
at
Corp.
HQ’s
to
the
EvoluOon
MarkeOng
booth
inside
if
they
had
quesOons
etc….
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8. *We
encourage
folks
to
think
about
how
they
drive.
What
does
your
carbon
foot
print
look
like
for
your
business?
Are
your
customers
concerned
about
your
businesses
or
organizaOons
CO2
foot
print?
Do
they
want
products
that
can
be
cerOfied
carbon
neutral?
Do
you
have
a
sales
team
that
is
driving
all
over
the
state
of
WI?
Or
are
your
deliveries
all
local?
What
type
of
vehicles
do
you
have
now?
What
are
you
paying
per
month?
Really
dig
into
how
your
business
manages
transportaOon
issues.
There
are
so
many
more
opOons
today,
more
so
then
probably
ever
before
due
to
technology.
We
also
encourage
business
folks
to
really
think
about
what
there
customers
are
demanding/expecOng
and
where
there
market
is
moving
in
the
future.
At
EvoluOon
MarkeOng
we
did
a
carbon
foot
print
analysis
back
in
2009/2010
to
see
where
carbon
was
an
issue.
You
are
not
going
to
know
unOl
you
start
track
your
energy
use
etc….we
figured
out
that
over
90%
of
the
carbon
in
our
system
was
from
the
vehicle(s)
that
we
used
to
drive
to
meet
clients.
So
invesOng
in
a
zero
emission
vehicle
made
sense
to
our
business.
Picture
above:
The
photo
above
was
taken
at
the
Waukesha
County
Green
Team
8
9. Over
the
last
2
years
we
have
given
many
rides
to
clients
and
their
staff
as
well
as
to
total
strangers
who
showed
up
at
an
event
and
wanted
to
learn
more
about
the
vehicle.
I
know
that
the
EvoluOon
MarkeOng
Leaf
has
inspired
at
least
3
people
to
purchase
Volts
and
1
business
owner
to
get
a
Ford
C-‐Max
Energi
PHEV.
Mind
you
these
are
the
people
who
have
told
me
that!
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10. •
Last
week
I
was
asked
to
adend
the
grand
opening
of
the
new
Outpost
Foods
store
in
Mequon
WI,
and
present
a
talk
on
EV
charging
staOons/EV’s
and
trends
in
consumer
behavior.
The
photo
above
is
a
picture
of
my
EV
next
to
the
new
Charge
Point
Charging
staOon.
Many
of
my
colleagues
within
the
sustainability
world
(i.e.
sustainability
managers,
directors
etc…)
are
receiving
feedback
from
their
customers
who
want
EV
charging
staOons.
Before
this
store
was
built
I
was
approached
by
the
Sustainability
Manager
at
Outpost
about
different
charging
opOons
for
there
store.
I
have
spoken
to
many
folks
in
the
green
building
world
as
well
as
the
construcOon
industry
that
have
customers
who
are
interested
in
learning
about
EV
charging
staOons
and
what
type
of
staOon
would
make
the
most
sense
for
them.
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