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A key-note address I gave for the Public Relations Institute of New Zealand (PRiNZ) conference on the important role PR and communications professionals have in the sustainability area.
Intelligent Sustainability by Atos Origin
Embedding Sustainability Into Business, and Atos Origin's example of Intelligent Sustainability Solutions in Novus International's SAP implementation.
Learning Pool Social Care Seminar - Birmingham
This document summarizes a social care seminar that took place on July 13th in Birmingham. The agenda included presentations on survey results on attitudes towards e-learning, common induction standards, the changing face of safeguarding, and doing more with less on social care training. It also provided an overview of Learning Pool and Ophira Social Care Consultancy, and their social care subscription and resources available.
Business Models For Sustainability
This document discusses key aspects of sustainability and behavior change for businesses including environmental impacts, business challenges and drivers, and defining sustainability. It outlines areas for businesses to change behaviors around management, engagement, impacts and more. It also discusses sustainability strategies like reducing pollution, integrating stakeholder views, and creating a roadmap to meet needs.
GFAR COSA GLF webinar on "Effective Tools for Understanding, Managing and Acc...
These is the slide deck of presentations used during the webinar "Effective Tools for Understanding, Managing and Accelerating Impact"
This webinar was co-organised by GFAR, COSA and GLF and is part of a wider series on agricultural research & innovation,eco-systems management and sustainable development.
It was introduced in this blogpost: https://blog.gfar.net/2017/10/13/join-cosa-gfar-impact-webinar/
The video recording of the actual webinar can be found on our Youtube channel: Effective https://youtu.be/RtYlWo_Ok5o
With thanks to our co-hosts in this webinar: (COSA) Global Landscapes forum (GLF) and Committee on Sustainability Assessment (COSA) -
https://thecosa.org/
http://landscapes.org
The First Steps Of Greening Your Business
Green Business 101: This one-hour class covered the business case for sustainability, the range of approaches that companies can take to green their operations and image and a few case studies of industry leaders.
Sphere of Influence 2014
This document discusses the growing importance of sustainability for businesses. Consumer awareness of environmental and social issues is increasing, as is societal expectations for corporations to operate sustainably. Multiple stakeholders are driving business change by demanding sustainability. A sustainable business looks at operations through an environmental lens, eliminates toxins, designs for the environment, improves energy and materials efficiency, engages with communities, and exhibits transparent governance. Sustainability provides strategic and financial benefits like reduced costs, improved productivity and reputation, and access to new markets. The trends indicate sustainability will continue growing in importance.
Greening Business
The document discusses the business case for companies to improve resource efficiency and reduce environmental risks and impacts. It outlines that sustainable companies have higher returns and growth. Specific benefits mentioned include lower costs, new market opportunities, improved brand image and risk management. Case studies of companies saving millions through energy efficiency and waste reduction are provided. Next steps recommended include identifying risks and opportunities, stakeholder engagement, strategy development and implementation.
AICPA EDGE Young CPA Conference Sustainability session
This document summarizes a presentation about the evolution of corporate sustainability practices and opportunities for CPAs. It discusses key topics like environmental responsibility, sustainability for business value, innovation in sustainability reporting, and the CPA's role in assurance of sustainability reports. It also outlines frameworks for integrated reporting and connecting non-financial and financial reporting. The presentation provides examples of leading companies and highlights the need for credible assurance of sustainability disclosures.
2017 GRESB Real Estate Results - North America
2017 GRESB Real Estate Results presentation for Europe, presented on 19 September in New York, hosted by J.P. Morgan Asset Management
CBRE: Slide 29
GRESB Health & Well-being: Slide 39
S&P Dow Jones Indices: Slide 53
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GFAR COSA GLF webinar on "Effective Tools for Understanding, Managing and Acc...
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AICPA EDGE Young CPA Conference Sustainability session
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