Tools in Focus: One Magic Number to Sum Up All Your Resource InputsSustainable Brands
This document introduces the concept of EnergyPoints as a unified measurement for all types of energy use. It aims to solve 5 key problems with traditional energy measurement: using complex units, focusing on individual energy silos, separating renewable from efficiency, ignoring location and time factors, and only using CO2 for reporting. EnergyPoints assigns all energy usage a single standardized unit called an EnergyPoint, which is equivalent to 1 gallon of gasoline, allowing all types of energy consumption and generation to be directly compared and analyzed holistically. The EnergyPoints Analytics platform was then launched in July 2012 to provide location-based ratings, management tools, and planning capabilities based on this new EnergyPoints measurement framework.
Este documento presenta una receta para una gelatina de tomate, pepino, cebolla y pimientos rojo y verde, acompañada de un crujiente de pan servido en un tubo. La receta parece ser una propuesta de diseño de alimentos de tres personas diferentes con visiones diferentes.
El documento promociona un sitio web que ofrece archivos PowerPoint gratuitos, invitando a los lectores a visitar www.filepps.com para registrarse y recibir archivos PPS fantásticos de forma gratuita.
The Responsible Entrepreneur: Multi-purpose System Thinkers Creating New Form...Sustainable Brands
SB'14 San Diego
Carol Sanford, Executive Coach & Teacher, The Responsible Entrepreneur Institute
Mark Herrema, Co-founder and CEO, Newlight Technologies
Lisa Curtis, Founder & CEO, Kuli Kuli
Michael Jones, Founder & CEO, THRIVE Farmers
Matt Reynolds, President & Co Founder, Indigenous Designs
Led by Carol Sanford, a thought leader and author who needs no introduction, this session frames the concept of a Responsible Entrepreneur and demonstrates its differentiating characteristics by means of example, in conversation with promising real-life entrepreneurs seeking bold, sweeping moves that can systemically disrupt and benefit entire industries. Find out how these multi-purpose entrepreneurs are creating new forms of value, to what extent they treat themselves as Responsible Entrepreneurs, and how each of them sees the next economy.
Tools in Focus: One Magic Number to Sum Up All Your Resource InputsSustainable Brands
This document introduces the concept of EnergyPoints as a unified measurement for all types of energy use. It aims to solve 5 key problems with traditional energy measurement: using complex units, focusing on individual energy silos, separating renewable from efficiency, ignoring location and time factors, and only using CO2 for reporting. EnergyPoints assigns all energy usage a single standardized unit called an EnergyPoint, which is equivalent to 1 gallon of gasoline, allowing all types of energy consumption and generation to be directly compared and analyzed holistically. The EnergyPoints Analytics platform was then launched in July 2012 to provide location-based ratings, management tools, and planning capabilities based on this new EnergyPoints measurement framework.
Este documento presenta una receta para una gelatina de tomate, pepino, cebolla y pimientos rojo y verde, acompañada de un crujiente de pan servido en un tubo. La receta parece ser una propuesta de diseño de alimentos de tres personas diferentes con visiones diferentes.
El documento promociona un sitio web que ofrece archivos PowerPoint gratuitos, invitando a los lectores a visitar www.filepps.com para registrarse y recibir archivos PPS fantásticos de forma gratuita.
The Responsible Entrepreneur: Multi-purpose System Thinkers Creating New Form...Sustainable Brands
SB'14 San Diego
Carol Sanford, Executive Coach & Teacher, The Responsible Entrepreneur Institute
Mark Herrema, Co-founder and CEO, Newlight Technologies
Lisa Curtis, Founder & CEO, Kuli Kuli
Michael Jones, Founder & CEO, THRIVE Farmers
Matt Reynolds, President & Co Founder, Indigenous Designs
Led by Carol Sanford, a thought leader and author who needs no introduction, this session frames the concept of a Responsible Entrepreneur and demonstrates its differentiating characteristics by means of example, in conversation with promising real-life entrepreneurs seeking bold, sweeping moves that can systemically disrupt and benefit entire industries. Find out how these multi-purpose entrepreneurs are creating new forms of value, to what extent they treat themselves as Responsible Entrepreneurs, and how each of them sees the next economy.
This document is a curriculum vitae for Nezam Ahmad. It summarizes his experience in electronics hardware and embedded system design over the past 2 years. It lists his skills including schematic design, PCB layout, component selection, firmware coding, and project testing. It also provides details of his work experience at two companies, including roles in hardware design, prototyping, validation testing, and customer support. His qualifications include a B.Tech in Electronics and Communication from NIMS University in Jaipur with 62.3% marks. Contact information and personal details are also included.
Natural Selection: The Evolution of Social Impact MetricsSustainable Brands
What have decades of experience taught one of the few most successful non-profits in the space, The Rainforest Alliance, about measuring social impact? What are the next stages of this natural evolution, and how can brands derive value from what is coming?
The Advent of the Sharing Economy and What it Means to Your Brand - Benita Ma...Sustainable Brands
Much has been said over the last few years about the advent of a new sharing economy, an economy to be ruled by collaborative consumption built on a common understanding of scarce resources, mutual trust, and brilliantly engineered social networks. Find out why 'what's mine is yours,' or might soon be, and how our individual sharing will impact the global business community. This is 'The Power of &' in its most applied state.
Key Elements for Success on Climate Change Mitigation at COP21 in ParisSustainable Brands
This working paper by the Leadership Council of the Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN) highlights eight key criteria for ensuring that an agreement at the COP21 in Paris avoids highly dangerous climate change. The report focuses on mitigation and climate finance required in order to respect the 2°C upper limit.
WhereGoodGrows: Promoting Sustainability in ever more Collaborative and Accou...Sustainable Brands
In a world facing massive change, we need to take drastic measures; we need to be more generous and we need to be more collaborative. To this end, the author of Goodvertising and his team have created another world first: an Idea Sharing Market. As an uploader to WhereGoodGrows you can choose to allow your work to be recreated through the SharedGood License. This allows you to recreate or reimagine your work in markets around the world and share communication strategies that have proven successful. Taking water scarcity as an example, consider a certain campaign built around saving water in the shower – why shouldn't we share that thinking with other countries around the world? If it worked, and people really started to save water, wouldn't we want that change to take root further and further afield?
Our speaker's latest work promises rapid progress in promoting sustainability in creative, responsible and accountable ways, making a sustainable lifestyle the norm. This is at the very heart of what WhereGoodGrows wishes to achieve, as an archive and through the SharedGood License.
Impact Investing and its Future Impact on Business PrioritiesSustainable Brands
Campbell Soup Company is a global food company with annual sales of $7.7 billion across various divisions including U.S. simple meals, global baking and snacking, international simple meals and beverages, and North America foodservice. The company focuses on corporate social responsibility as part of its culture with goals such as reducing energy use by 35% and sourcing 40% of energy from renewables, recycling 95% of waste, eliminating 100 million pounds of packaging, and positively impacting 100 million youth. Campbell engages investors on its CSR efforts through annual reports, presentations, news releases, and social investor engagement to demonstrate leadership and define key issues.
O documento fornece uma introdução aos conceitos básicos de educação a distância (EAD), seu histórico no Brasil e no mundo, características do aluno e professor em EAD, e diferenças entre EAD e educação presencial.
The document discusses sustainability context and new metrics for sustainability reporting. It defines sustainability context as placing organizational performance in the context of its contributions to economic, environmental and social conditions at various levels. Reporting only on individual performance is insufficient. New context-based metrics express impacts relative to social/environmental limits or thresholds, providing a more direct measure of sustainability. The document provides an example comparing absolute, relative and context-based metrics of an organization's carbon emissions over time.
This document is a curriculum vitae for Nezam Ahmad. It summarizes his experience in electronics hardware and embedded system design over the past 2 years. It lists his skills including schematic design, PCB layout, component selection, firmware coding, and project testing. It also provides details of his work experience at two companies, including roles in hardware design, prototyping, validation testing, and customer support. His qualifications include a B.Tech in Electronics and Communication from NIMS University in Jaipur with 62.3% marks. Contact information and personal details are also included.
Natural Selection: The Evolution of Social Impact MetricsSustainable Brands
What have decades of experience taught one of the few most successful non-profits in the space, The Rainforest Alliance, about measuring social impact? What are the next stages of this natural evolution, and how can brands derive value from what is coming?
The Advent of the Sharing Economy and What it Means to Your Brand - Benita Ma...Sustainable Brands
Much has been said over the last few years about the advent of a new sharing economy, an economy to be ruled by collaborative consumption built on a common understanding of scarce resources, mutual trust, and brilliantly engineered social networks. Find out why 'what's mine is yours,' or might soon be, and how our individual sharing will impact the global business community. This is 'The Power of &' in its most applied state.
Key Elements for Success on Climate Change Mitigation at COP21 in ParisSustainable Brands
This working paper by the Leadership Council of the Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN) highlights eight key criteria for ensuring that an agreement at the COP21 in Paris avoids highly dangerous climate change. The report focuses on mitigation and climate finance required in order to respect the 2°C upper limit.
WhereGoodGrows: Promoting Sustainability in ever more Collaborative and Accou...Sustainable Brands
In a world facing massive change, we need to take drastic measures; we need to be more generous and we need to be more collaborative. To this end, the author of Goodvertising and his team have created another world first: an Idea Sharing Market. As an uploader to WhereGoodGrows you can choose to allow your work to be recreated through the SharedGood License. This allows you to recreate or reimagine your work in markets around the world and share communication strategies that have proven successful. Taking water scarcity as an example, consider a certain campaign built around saving water in the shower – why shouldn't we share that thinking with other countries around the world? If it worked, and people really started to save water, wouldn't we want that change to take root further and further afield?
Our speaker's latest work promises rapid progress in promoting sustainability in creative, responsible and accountable ways, making a sustainable lifestyle the norm. This is at the very heart of what WhereGoodGrows wishes to achieve, as an archive and through the SharedGood License.
Impact Investing and its Future Impact on Business PrioritiesSustainable Brands
Campbell Soup Company is a global food company with annual sales of $7.7 billion across various divisions including U.S. simple meals, global baking and snacking, international simple meals and beverages, and North America foodservice. The company focuses on corporate social responsibility as part of its culture with goals such as reducing energy use by 35% and sourcing 40% of energy from renewables, recycling 95% of waste, eliminating 100 million pounds of packaging, and positively impacting 100 million youth. Campbell engages investors on its CSR efforts through annual reports, presentations, news releases, and social investor engagement to demonstrate leadership and define key issues.
O documento fornece uma introdução aos conceitos básicos de educação a distância (EAD), seu histórico no Brasil e no mundo, características do aluno e professor em EAD, e diferenças entre EAD e educação presencial.
The document discusses sustainability context and new metrics for sustainability reporting. It defines sustainability context as placing organizational performance in the context of its contributions to economic, environmental and social conditions at various levels. Reporting only on individual performance is insufficient. New context-based metrics express impacts relative to social/environmental limits or thresholds, providing a more direct measure of sustainability. The document provides an example comparing absolute, relative and context-based metrics of an organization's carbon emissions over time.