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Sustainability Initiatives are Viewed as Strategic but Lack Measurement

By Aysu Katun on January 14, 2010 2 Comments A4S Decision-Making too, Accounting for Sustainability Project, AICPA, American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, Brian Ballou, Center for Business Excellence (CBE), Connected Reporting, Connected Reporting Framework, Connected Reporting in Practice, corporate governance, corporate strategy, corporate sustainability, corporate sustainability leadership, corporate sustainability reports, Crowe Horwath LLP, Dan Heitger, environmental performance, Farmer School of Business, financial performanc, greenwashing, Gregg Anderson, independent green standard, McKinsey & Company, Miami University, operational efficiency, social performance, survey, sustainability initiatives, sustainability measurement, sustainability reporting

Sustainability Initiatives are Viewed as Strategic but Lack Measurement

A recent survey found that the majority of corporate sustainability leaders believe that their sustainability initiatives have significant strategic value for their organizations, but also feel that measurement for these initiatives are lacking, which makes communicating the outcomes of their efforts more challenging.

Free Guide on Corporate Sustainability for The Newly Initiated

By Tracey de Morsella on September 4, 2009 5 Comments Climate Change, climate change strategy, climate strategy, Context, Context America, corporate sustainability, Corporate Sustainability in Context, corporate sustainability leadership, CS, engagement, Excellence in Corporate Sustainability, innovation, stakeholder dialogue, stakeholder engagement, Supply Chain Standards, sustainability communications, sustainability marketing, sustainability reporting, sustainability strategy

Corporate Sustainability in Context: A Pocket Guide to (Nearly) Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Corporate Sustainability provides a very thorough overview about corporate sustainability. This 55-page booket, published by Context, a corporate sustainability consultant organization, has been updated to include recent developments in this rapidly evolving area.